I love the knowledge you are sharing thank you.

Loved your video, thanks for sharing! Apart from the learning element, I find the way you talk about these fossils, and handle them, to be quite soothing. There is no distracting music or other annoying fancy stuff, just you with your relaxing voice showing us around in the world of fossils. Would love to see you doing more of these video's, for example discussing particular fossils while going through them (e.g. dinosaur bones and to which species they belong, etc). Not sure if this is your field of expertise, but one can always try! :)

First video of a whole lot out there that I like, thanks for the great video! :D

That sample with flesh and skin, you should let that be studied and published, that's priceless!

You have some wonderful treasures there! Thanks for showing us :)

Last dig was Sandia Peak in New Mexico lot of thrust up seabed at 11,300 elevation. Very cool. Came across a heavy piece of iron pyrite in the valley before the Petroglyphs that really raised some eyebrows at the airport security. Love seeing those guys freak out

Thanks for sharing your knowledge!! I learned a lot in 14 min! Look forward to watching more!!

I'm out on vacation at the painted desert in arizona and found my first sea fossil, this video is first research video I've seen, thanks for your knowledge professor!!!

"Youre not going to go out and just find dinosaur bones laying there" "This one we found just laying there pretty much just like this" ...huh? 🙃🤪

Love your channel! I'm from Michigan and been working with a paleontologist From MSU bc I discovered prehistoric teeth and bone scientists have never seen in my state or the surrounding. The only thing I would suggest is better lighting and getting real close-up on the internal structure of bone. You are a gem on KZfaq though. Keep it up!!

Awesome video! It definitely takes a practiced eye to pick fossils out of the dirt and rocks that look like... dirt and rocks. You and Brad seem to have that keen eye, I'm still working on mine. That reminds me, I need to get my fossil hunting video narrated and posted, although my fossils were little bitty compared to the great stuff you have found. Thanks for the great knowledge you are passing along.

Nice video here, thanks man! Keep making these, I use to dig things up out of outcroppings by our grade school when I was little. Recently went to Florida and hunted some fossils there too. Shark teeth everywhere, wanting to hit up the fox hills formation in glenrock soon.

Love this video. I have a few pieces I would love u to look at. I found a turtle head and huge egg and petrified ducks and snakes.

Awesome video! I live on the other side of the Big Horns. I've always wanted to do some rock hunting on the other side. Interesting to see what's over there. Can't believe I've lived in Wyoming most of my life and have never rock hunted over there. Love the dinosaur rocks. So cool!

Hey guys, I have wood fossils that I collected... I live near carboniferous deposits... but I found something that looks like bone and want to be more definitive as I am far from expert! I'll release a vid later and would love you to watch it... but more than that, it's not hard to make a stand for your phone out of scraps of wood. Then you can just get a desk lamp, then you can clearly film your samples and point out the various features! I would love to see that as I can kinda see what you are talking about but would like to see clearer images. Please don't take this as a negative, I love what you are doing here, I want to see more!

Great video. Very interesting and educational. Thanks!

Gracias por la información... like y suscrita. Mil bendiciones.🙏

fabulous video - thank you so much.

I have a piece of petrified wood that probably weighs over 100 pounds it is so pretty. It has red in browns in the middle. It looks like it was polished but it hasn’t.

Super cool! I wish you would zoom in to show the details and the patterns and it would be great to see those slabs wet.

Love your content

Nice collection Wyoming!!

Years ago I found a very nice crocodile fossil by Fontenelle reservoir. Ribs, vertebrae, and scales (boney plates) can be clearly be seen

Super cool video love how you explain each individual piece I have a fossilized footprint of a big feline cat, possibly a saber-tooth cat, would love to have you look at it see what you think

have you thought about starting a museum out there with all this beautiful stuff?

So cool! Wow!

I found 2 of the specimens.. which helped me get a bit more curious about em.. I have pics.

Are there any places out west where you can go help at a dig site or just go looking for fossiles recreationally on public land or something? This looks like a fun thing to do out hiking.

Could the partial jaw bone with tooth, be part of a giant's jaw? You should have this checked out. Loving the dinosaur poop! Fantastic finds and liked seeing your collection. ☺️

How do you clean the bones when you first take them home? I love your channel by the way!

This last Saturday me and my brother found massive amounts of Red "crystal". I told my brother, "it looks like someone was bleeding out all over the place". We collected some samples, and one sample is clearly a bone shard with Red blood like crystal running through a hole into the bone. We also found sponge like red crystal, of different grains, and a black sponge almost like rust. One small piece of red crystal is layered to a center point with a clear crystal in the middle. I am convinced what ever was killed died a violent and quick death, grinding it to nothing but small pieces.

Thank you for the educating video. I have an interesting find that has never been identified. It is a limestone animal. The head is missing but the body is complete.

The piece that you showed from the bottom of the ocean looks a bit like a fossilised crab? Thank you for the video. What a wonderful collection!

Great video

I have piles of those gastrolyphs and bone. What kind of saw blade do you use? I have some diamond blades for circular saws, table saws, and a 12” compound miter. Would those work?

where does silica come from that filled up that rodent hole and what is silica.....also have you found any petrified samples from the great silicon trees (large enough to reach the clouds and wider than ???)that existed i think before the great flood ??

I envy the thought you Can find 'stones' that were Bones! Here, Cent. Fla., i find in yard sm. 'stones' (bone?) in some areas look like Glass formed. Read, 'stone\ rock not found in Fla.' Well - Beach or Ocean - maybe not . . so i have . .? Wish i knew. = ] *Yours are COOL! Thanks!* I need Light to see well w\ magnifine glass; Sun thru Window works > tho - yours is just Too Much to see (re: camera) ~ It Needs Shades. lol : }

Turned my 8 and 11 yr olds into fossil/rock hounds. We give airport X-ray techs the figgits quite often

Hello, is there a way I can show you a pic of what I believe is a petrified claw.

When you have cleaned the fossils/bones do they have a smell? Like a earthy smell?

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Nice collection; great educational video. I think it is s shame that the USG doesn't allow citizens to collect bones on BLM land anymore. I've seen dino bones washing out of the clay in the Hellcreek formation, for example, that are breaking up and turning to dust. I remember collecting bones in the Morrison Formation vic Medicine Bow in my youth when it was legal. Taking high school classes on digs would go a long ways toward getting teenagers interested in science again. But I won't hold my breath. Now I'm looking for my own piece of property to collect my own specimens.

How lucky to find Dinosaur Bones...do their fossil sometimes got valuable mineralization like opal?

Do you know what animal belonged to that large piece of bone your found?

How come your fossils don’t look like mine? Mine are reddish brown and not porous..... they shine up nice and are huge. But I’ve got to ask my friend.... have ya ever heard tell of an dinosaur bone handaxe, being uncovered before? Cause I think I just found one and it has a groove on one side. Very worn on the business end... can ya help a young fella out?

I just acquired a megacerops coloradensis titanotheres . I'm guessing leg bones? I'm interested in selling if you kite anyone. If you want pictures, lmk.

Hey I like the videos. I found a bone. I think. Do you mind looking at a picture of it?

Hi could you help me finding out what kind of fossil that I found from 100ft down in a clay pit. I found big chunks of petrified wood. If you reply back we can exchange # Thankyou🤠 John Wunschel Hangtown ca

How do I send you a picture of my rock? It looks like it could be a huge dinosaur bone but it’s so hard to tell...... I considered a Native American tool but cannot find anything so advanced that is similar. Mostly they have just hammer type heads and arrow heads... basic things and this looks almost like a vertebrae... either that or An advanced hinge for a stone door? Which sounds unlikely.. anyways I would love to get your opinion. I don’t know how to contact you or send pictures....

How can i send you photos of some findings that i am sure are fossils. I cant find anyone that can say that what i have found are bones. These artifacts are rock but they are rock that is the bone, muscle, fat, skin etc... I assume that is why people can not determine that they are fossils and i have had two universities look at them but they will not do any testing for me. Can you help?

can i send you some pictures of a stone/fossil i found? no one seams to know what it is..

How did you cut the fossils??

i’m fairly positive i found a dinosaur bone fossil. what to do with it? who would certify it? i’m in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Thanks!

Are fossils usually heavier than what they seem?

How does one have these authenticated?? Could i send u an image of the 4 i have?

Looking at your unique piece around 2-3 min play My guess is your are holding a fossilized organ like a heart

I have 20 kg of different pieces of the same stones

I thaught you just you cant just step outside and find bones but you just did it

they're more like mudfossils.

Hey Aint you Randys brother or cousin?

I have one piece Bone Fossil...and 2 megalodon teeth....would you please see my object....

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Don't cut all ur fossils and rocks are indian artifacts you have to clean them a look at videos on native American indian artifacts please research this and don't cut. The agatizied wood they carved a face look hard.