Penn Dixie, Oct 8-10, 2017

[Fossildude19]

Platyceras erectum  and Platyceras bucculentum are good possibilities.   

 

    

[Wrangellian]

You lucky bums who live within driving distance of sites with that kind of preservation and productivity!

[Fossil-Hound]

@Kane wow that looks so good! Very much wish I could return to New York. You scored! I suppose I need to conjure up some more fossils for trade! I don't recall ever giving you any fish yet. 

[Kane]

17 hours ago, Fossil-Hound said:

@Kane wow that looks so good! Very much wish I could return to New York. You scored! I suppose I need to conjure up some more fossils for trade! I don't recall ever giving you any fish yet. 

Lol, I might have one or two brachs if you're interested  . I thought you already got all the real goodies PD had to offer with the full E. rana and the Bellacartwrightia! What else are you missing?

[Fossil-Hound]

1 hour ago, Kane said:

Lol, I might have one or two brachs if you're interested  . I thought you already got all the real goodies PD had to offer with the full E. rana and the Bellacartwrightia! What else are you missing?

 

 @Kane what you speak is true but I'm officially addicted to Penn Dixie trilobites! 

 

This meme sums it up:

 

 

[Ptychodus04]

@Kane What a great report. Beautiful trilobites. I hope some day to get up there. It's a bit more that a 3 hour drive for me though.