Nice tyrannosaurus rex tooth i recently found in south dakota. This tooth is from the hell creek formation which is cretaceous in age.

Awesome fossil Saber Cat Skull with some vertebrae I found on my fossil ranch in north western Nebraska late last year, prep work just compelted. Oligocene in age.

Here's a pic of both sides of a fossil rhino skull from the white river formation of Nebraska. I found this fellow a few years back. These early forms of rhino's did not have a horn. The skull is over

Hemipristis shark teeth are another species of shark with a wide variation in tooth form. The Hemipristis serra teeth shown below are Miocene in age. This variation in tooth design, as usual, is based

Video of a successful fossil hunt for megalodon shark teeth. Sorry about the camera quality, this was taken some time ago, but should give you a idea of how it is done

I miss seeing the sun come and go on the river. I think I'll plan a trip back east soon

Every once and a while you get lucky. Walked up on this megalodon tooth as is was first exposing after millions of years in hiding. It's such a beautiful tooth Here's when I fist saw it. Can you see the

Pic of a horny toad living out on my ranch. The body design and color make for perfect camouflage

Beautiful purple flowers growing next to a stone foundation

Pic of a lonely little butte on my ranch. Such a beautiful place

Here's a nice fossil turtle that was collected from my ranch in Nebraska. It measures about a foot in length Here's a picture of how I initially found it. You can see a small portion of the turtle starting

Just wanted to share some pictures of an awesome Paleocene fossil hunting site in Maryland. This site produces mostly marine fossils, shells, shark, fish and crocodile. The fossils found at this site are

Hesperocyon gregarious was a species of dog that lived during the Eocene and Oligocene epochs. It first appeared roughly 42 million years ago. Hesperocyon is an important animal, in that, it is the first

Sharks fossils are amongst my favorite fossils to find. It is exceedingly rare to find an entire shark fossilized, typically you only find bits and pieces of them. This is do to them being mostly cartilaginous

Cow shark teeth are amongst some of my favorite fossil shark teeth to find. The common name "cow shark" refers to six and seven gill sharks. Here we have a group of fossil seven gill shark teeth

One of the things I have always enjoyed while out collecting fossils, is mother nature, she is so undeniably beautiful. So many beautiful things to be seen in this world, and my hobby turned career, has

One of the places where I collect fossils is on my 365 acre fossil ranch, which is located in northwestern Nebraska. This property contains sediments deposited from the late Eocene to the early Oligocene

Otodus megalodon was the largest predatory shark to ever exist, it lived during the Miocene through the Pliocene Epoch. Some scientist estimate it could have reached over sixty feet in length. With sharks

A Hoplophoneus Primaevus is a prehistoric animal that most refer to as a saber cat. Despite the name saber cat, they are not cats at all and instead are nimravids. The Hoplophoneus p. lived during the