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Newbie_1971

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So I took a friend out on a turkey hunt this morning. Once he bagged his bird I told him how to clean it, and offered to clean it for him. He declined and opted to clean it himself.  Got back home and grew bored. So off I went! Here are a few shots from today.

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trilobites_are_awesome Regular Member

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I can't believe how many trilobites you are finding!

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Cheers!

James

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Darktooth Regular Member

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Looks like a good haul, what are the items at the bottom of the last pic?

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I like Trilo-butts and I cannot lie.

 

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Nice finds as usual. Is this Kope formation material?

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Yes it is.  The bottom is crinoid formations .... at least that is what I believe they are! Also a snail... hahaha

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3 minutes ago, Newbie_1971 said:

Yes it is.  The bottom is crinoid formations .... at least that is what I believe they are! Also a snail... hahaha

You're saying these finds are from the Kope Formation? This all looks like stuff from the butter shale in the Liberty Fm at St. Leon.

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In the bottom row, you have two Plicodendrocrinus and one Cupulocrinus calyx.

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