AMAZING~Once in a Lifetime AMMONITES & MATRIX FOUND..!!

Arrowhead /Treasure Hunting Mississippi....Two once in a lifetime.,65 million year old Ammonites and matrix found prospecting a new creek for Arrowheads...This beast measures 16 inches in diameter and weighs 36 lbs....Thanks for watching

[@carolyn64]

My husband died in 2006 from cancer. He loved to hunt for points and artifacts. I still have most of what he found. Hundreds of points that he considered special! He would have really enjoyed this video!

[@Theditchwalker]

I'm sorry for your loss Ms Carolyn....I'm sure you cherish them. Thank you for commenting

[@maartenrijs3]

Incredible!! The only thing you find in woods around me are murder victims.

[@Theditchwalker]

Thank you.....Lol....Damn it boi

[@1stTimeVenture]

hell naw...lol

[@maxcap60]

you live by the Clinton's?

[@orly2663]

no one in a blue running jacket right?... i mean, omg murder victims.. nooo.....

[@jayw7499]

Pro tip, hide your victims bodies better. ; )

[@robertbevill5085]

I have 40 acres and the only thing I find is my dad’s old beer cans

[@Theditchwalker]

Aahahaha.....I feel your pain...

[@probablynotdad6553]

Grab a metal detector and a shovel, plenty of farmers digging holes for whatever reason that made cool accidental discoveries.

[@G-Low1625]

Good one mate good one 👍😂😀😏

[@earthbound2772]

Theditchwalker get back

[@cheyannbissell7327]

I hope when you're older you find the real treasure in those can's

[@lemonvolt]

HOLY CRAP THAT AMMONITE IS COMPLETELY INTACT AND THE EXTERNAL PIECE PROTECTING IT ISN'T FAR FROM IT! THAT THING IS WORTH A FORTUNE!!!

[@grazzhopper033]

@@MISSINGYEARS That last one could go for around a thousand dollars.

[@nealdo132]

@grazzhopper033 Very nice preservation but those are like stepping stones in many Texas creeks, some much bigger, some with even more detail. I'm afraid your evaluation is a little exaggerated. It is also not intact. You can see where much of the body chamber is missing.

[@canadianmoney4881]

@nealdo132 to be honest just looked on ebay. At 5.9lb picture shows size of a open hand bit bigger going for 400-600 Canadian and they are selling . So maybe you should go post those stepping stones

[@nealdo132]

I would never take advantage of pathetic and desperate Canadians like that and since Texans know better, it would cost too much to ship our 80 pounders that far.

[@canadianmoney4881]

nealdo132 why would you call country pathetic for no reason haha. Why are you so salty Dollar is a dollar if they can ship and make money so could you ..

[@fuckyouyoutube7921]

Wow. You stepped on an ammonite mine. A few of the rocks you passed by were geodes, there might be some in. There too.

[@earthbound2772]

Get back

[@4ntifreez]

finally something cool in my recommended

[@harrisoncoleman6306]

chinchu same, finally Fortnite gone

[@cedarwho7]

Same!

[@kenjikunuwu3644]

@@harrisoncoleman6306 sadly, it's still not dead yet :'(

[@earthbound2772]

Get back

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

Wow, what an awesome score. Those things are beautiful. Was fun to watch. Great video

[@jannettaktibbs7268]

I have several ammonites, but none are as big as those!! My largest one is about 5" across. Those are amazing finds. You could sell those and make a small fortune. Very nice finds. Congrats!!

[@JenningsCraftsBoutique]

My god, I fossil hunt and have some real beauties. I had one polished that I'd like to share with you if you'd like to see the picture. It stands around 12 inches tall and is stunning. You should collect all those that you find as some are worth a lot of money...

[@Theditchwalker]

I'd love to see it.....Yes., I am devising a game plan to bring them out lol....gonna be tough..!....you can find my Email in the about tab on my channel page

[@pinebeltrelics8055]

Saw it with my own eyes at the show, even touched it, and I still can’t hardly believe it!!! Simply phenomenal brother!!!! Points included!! 👍

[@Theditchwalker]

Thanks ya'll and the best of luck

[@laylagrace5755]

@@Theditchwalker hey its me layla!

[@Theditchwalker]

Hey Layla

[@CrystalsofArkansas]

👌👌👌 Wow!!! That’s a spectacular spot. Those finds are massive and in great condition!! Well done! 🤙

[@Theditchwalker]

Thanks my friend....I shot you a sub...Best of luck

[@georgesofield4596]

@@Theditchwalker LLP ppl

[@Shadowmere445]

This reminds me of when I used to go arrowhead hunting with my grandfather. He truly sparked my love for geology

[@bingobaddies]

Ammonite hunting with our kids is our favorite thing to do while visiting up at our folks ranch. Good finds!

[@Theditchwalker]

Thank you Cheryl...it's exciting

[@tresjolieme81]

I need to walk in creeks again....been awhile and as a kid I would have lifted that weird rock just to get a crawfish

[@joannhempen8210]

Wow I have never seen anyone find an Ammonite that large. They usually fit in your hand. Holy crap that’s awesome!

[@DarkValorWolf]

dang y'alls eye is amazing, some neat finds. and damn those ammonites are massive, it would be an absolute dream to find a beauty that big, and looks like you have 2 different species there too, that one still in the rock would definitely be worth getting out as well!

[@Theditchwalker]

Thanks my friend......Blew me away....I've been hunting this area all my life and have never found anything like these

[@vancouverislandhistoricall8972]

DarkValorWolf I found a neophylloceras ammonite it’s extremely rare to find one it’s really cool

[@---jv4ke]

Ya. Its easy to see items when you know where you placed them

[@vancouverislandhistoricall8972]

DarkValorWolf I have 5 different species of ammonite also 3 species of shark teeth and I have a elasmosaurus tooth and I even found a complete fish jaw

[@virginiametaldetecting2485]

@@---jv4ke What makes you think any of his finds were faked?

[@gardenho3628]

Those ammonites are a fossil hunters wet dream! lol Congratulations! Love watching you treasure hunt, of course I subscribed. :)

[@Theditchwalker]

Thanks garden ho lol..love that username....Thank you for subscribing

[@annielariviere5393]

I bet the person that made the arrow tip never taught someday someone will find this and be happy to

[@Theditchwalker]

I would say you are rite....Thanks for commenting Annie

[@Orome96]

i bet you never thought someone will find and look around your hard drive 1000 years from now.

[@AnyMotoUSA]

Being a flintknapper I have the same disregard for most of my work

[@phile1550]

@@Theditchwalker where you fellers from?

[@Theditchwalker]

@@phile1550 Northeastern Mississippi

[@StellarGal]

Those fossils belong in a museum! I’ve only ever seen them get as big as my hand, I wouldn’t have imagined one twice the size of my head!

[@zobblewobble1770]

Chloe White Oh you should see some of the giant squid sized monsters that come out of Britain and Germany. The ammonite species Parapuzosia seppenradensis had 8 foot diameter shells

[@StellarGal]

@@zobblewobble1770 That's insane

[@COPPER71]

You found some awesome finds.. thanks for sharing

[@HeartbreakerRelics]

I still can't get over those things! Simply amazing and absolutely beautiful! Then on top of that the points yall have been finding are just killer! Joseph, you are the man! Congratulations!

[@Theditchwalker]

Thanks Spike.....I dunno If I'm the man ha ha., I just am gonna do what I love and upload it to the Tube....I love it..! Best of luck to ya'll

[@markhepworth4804]

Virtually every round rock in that section is an ammonite fossil,incredibly rich pocket.

[@Theditchwalker]

I'll have to get in there and crack some of these open.....Thank you for commenting

[@markhepworth4804]

Theditchwalker Hope you film it when you do,good luck and all the best from Thaxted,Essex,UK!

[@Theditchwalker]

You can bet the camera will be rolling

[@earthbound2772]

Theditchwalker get back

[@jollyroger7624]

I really hope you didn't do this !? crack them open that is !

[@jackieday4798]

What an amazing video & find!!!

[@Theditchwalker]

Thank you Jackie....I appreciate you commenting

[@RiverBanks38]

Off today! Cold outside! Just been going thru your videos! Some for 3rd or 4th time! First time to see this remarkable video of these rare fossils! Absolutely amazing what the earth gives up at times!

[@AngrySinn]

Holy crap two giant ammonites and an imprint those are valuable

[@kevintramell3705]

The fact he doesn’t know what they are is heart dropping lol. I wish everyday I could stumble upon that. I wouldn’t sell it or anything. It would go on display in my living room for everyone to see.

[@Theditchwalker]

Lol...that's where they are...😉

[@kevintramell3705]

Theditchwalker that makes it so much better!

[@japanrockhunt8277]

Amazing river..It is surprising people were making such beautiful arrowhead in old time.

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

Those points were beautiful, and then....ammonites! Amazing! Congratulations, I didn't know there were any in the south that huge. Wonderful finds, thanks so much for sharing them with us!

[@Theditchwalker]

Thanks Cynthia...I didn't either..!...My pleasure

[@fossiladventures2926]

Hi just found your channel. The arrowheads are very nice would love to find some here in the UK. Those ammonites are extra special I would have been hauling those out of there. Thanks for posting them.

[@Theditchwalker]

Thanks my friend....I will be going back ….I gotta have'em..!...I shot you a sub...Thanks for commenting and the best of luck to you

[@babyjones72007]

That's awesome I've never found an arrowhead before

[@ardenbrooks9657]

Great find! I love ammonites.

[@JJX921]

Yep! Always looking for the other goodies while point hunting myself. Petrified wood, fossils, bottles, anything cool! Congrats on the great find!!

[@Theditchwalker]

Thank you

[@marystachowiak7272]

OMG...OMG...OMG! I sure wish I was walking with you! That's Beautiful!

[@Theditchwalker]

Everyone is coming along.....I will turn the camera on before I get to the bar on next visit

[@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY]

one thing for sure, you have to know what you are looking for =)

[@Theditchwalker]

Aahaha...Rite...!

[@jcspaziano]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing your adventure!

[@Theditchwalker]

Thanks Jorma...my pleasure

[@vickilindberg6336]

What a way to spend a sunny day. Envious. Beats watching TV or video games or even shopping.

[@Theditchwalker]

Absolutely....thanks for commenting

[@420lito]

DUDE! I find little ammonite voids out here in California! Those fossils are RIDICULOUS!!! 👍🏼

[@Theditchwalker]

They are....!....I gotta get back in there..!

[@ExploringAlabama]

Man those are phenomenal!! Great video

[@Theditchwalker]

Thank you my friend

[@fossilhuntingandcollecting4279]

Awesome Find!!! Thank you for showing us. Cheers, Chris

[@jeannefara9681]

😲👍🙂 OH MY GOODNESS SAKE'S 👍 You are SO LUCKY to be able to do that 👍🙂 So Happy for your WONDERFUL finds 😲

[@Theditchwalker]

Thanks.,I appreciate it Jeanne...thanks for commenting

[@fallsgrave]

Very cool finds! I remember you finding those Mosasaur fossils a couple years back. Every single one of those big round rocks have Ammonite fossils inside of them. Some of the very nice ones can fetch a nice price from fossil collectors.

[@Theditchwalker]

Thanks man.....That's what I was wondering...I've been telling people that all those round rock formations could have ammonites in them.....I have some work to do.....:)

[@jimnorthland2903]

Totally agree. Looks like the motherload!

[@drmabeuse]

Apologies to our Creationist friends, but when you realize we're walking on hundreds of millions of years of life and evolution with every step we take, you realize where the real miracles are. Great video, great work! Keep it up!

[@Theditchwalker]

Thanks...I appreciate it

[@dannass5]

Why can't it be a combination of creationism and evolution?

[@BlGGESTBROTHER]

dannass5 That’s certainly preferable to young earth creationism.

[@bnalive5077]

Wonderful finds! Congrats!

[@Theditchwalker]

Thank you

[@baitammo4652]

Fantastic finds! Thanks for sharing them!!

[@Theditchwalker]

Thanks my friend....My pleasure

[@Rookie_Rockounding]

My god! Those Ammonites are completely nuts! Thank you for sharing this with us dude! Just amazing mate! 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳 Dude subbed and bell is on!

[@Theditchwalker]

Thank you my friend....My pleasure....Thank you for subscribing and one back to you....Cheers

[@Rookie_Rockounding]

Theditchwalker thanks dude! Have a great weekend brother!

[@mealex303]

Same here new sub 🔔😂👍

[@Theditchwalker]

Thank you Alex...I appreciate it

[@pdubzpyro]

This is amazing.

[@Theditchwalker]

I thought so.....thanks for commenting

[@ExtremeSurvivor_1]

AWESOME FIND and more than one!! WOWZERS!! What a creek THAT! turned out to be! Glad you stopped! What a TREASURE to lay eyes on that, much more so to be the one to find even ONE! What a DAY! Nice job! Thank You for sharing!

[@Theditchwalker]

Thanks I appreciate it Becky...my pleasure

[@jt66radioguy4]

Wow! Cool finds!

[@trippingonrocks1165]

Wow, you're going to need a bigger backpack. I've seen in those tuscan gem shows these bad boys and they're full of opal and other minerals. How amazing to find something like that, fantastic video, I subscribed. Thank you 👍🏼🌟

[@Theditchwalker]

Thank you for subscribing....yes.,it was a tall order getting those out...I have a 70 pounder in my living room..😳....thank you for commenting

[@trippingonrocks1165]

Hehe that's the one, worth the week long kink in the back that's forsure. Good effort my friend

[@tangerinedavis253]

I would love to go on a ditch walk with these guys! I never find anything interesting in the rivers here.

[@ypcomchic]

Beautiful finds! I’d love to have one of those arrowheads!!

[@tereselapree222]

Love me that red Jasper ! Blows my mind a 5000 year old man made artifact surviving! Good gawd your so calm finding that ammonite! I would have been hardly able to hold the camera ! What a killer piece! What luck! Your a good man Ditchwalker! That kind of find is all the good you do , coming back to you 10 times over! It is super rare to find ammonites that size, and to find one with the matrix split off it... wow. Thank you for sharing the discovery!!

[@fixfireleo]

Great find. Some ammonite can be very expensive if it is jewelry grade.

[@Theditchwalker]

Thanks Rob...I appreciate you commenting

[@MalakaiSchuhart]

technically that's Ammolite which is basically Opalized Ammonite shells.

[@fixfireleo]

@@MalakaiSchuhart Yes, you are correct and it's BEAUTIFUL!

[@MalakaiSchuhart]

@@fixfireleoi know

[@Bluebark64FIS]

Oh ya...opalized is Big bucks. Found yourself a nice cut. I remember walking a creek and hitting a spot...thousands of belemnites.

[@melishot69]

Holy!!! I saw that one you took to the show on Spike’s vid but son, you found a damn gold mine brother!!!!! What a score, that is just killer!!! 👀

[@Theditchwalker]

Appreciate it Dick......Yeah.,those finds blew me away and will surely get back in there and get these goodies out

[@melishot69]

Man I hear ya bro, we got big snails the size of you hand but they’re in the slate ledges so you can’t do anything but look at them. Those you got there on the other hand!!!! Sweetness bro!!

[@shanek6582]

dick schafer what are the fossils worth?

[@thefool00]

wow amazing finds thanks for sharing!

[@Theditchwalker]

Appreciate it Jack....My pleasure

Super !!! That's some really cool stuff. Good eyes and skills. Thanks for sharing.

[@Theditchwalker]

Thanks my friend...my pleasure

[@crystalm4324]

4:40 - DUDE THAT AN AMMONITE holy freakin hell man! That’s massive, that’s the Cretaceous Period and earlier you found that in a freakin creek??? NFW! You couldn’t by that piece for thousands, never mind its not cleaned up! Don’t tell me where it is just let me buy one from you I love them - I’ll trade petrified wood from my creek?

[@Theditchwalker]

Do you live in Mississippi...?

[@crystalm4324]

Theditchwalker no, I live in BC, Canada 🇨🇦, we have a lot of shale fossils around here to find. Where I grew up in Alberta though, there was a creek with tons of petrified wood, biggest I found was 2’ across just walking or talking the dog for a swim in the creek.

[@harryzero1566]

How can anyone (89) thumbs down this content?

[@sarahrose0413]

harryzero 156 because they didn’t find it...;-))

[@Theditchwalker]

Rite

[@cara_melkoala8405]

Wow such beautiful finds!!!!

[@Theditchwalker]

Thanks I appreciate it Cara

[@carolkara987]

Wow! Awesome ammonites.

[@CalvinsCorner72]

Wow!!! I smell a Viral Video!!! Congratulations brother

[@Theditchwalker]

I certainly hope so.....Appreciate it my friend

[@DR_SOLO]

GOOD GRAY !, You found a 100,000,000 year old SNAIL TRAIL.

[@Theditchwalker]

Lol rite..!....Thanks for commenting

[@MsThylacine]

WoW Those suckers are Huge! Thanks for taking us along on your great Fossil and Arrowhead hunts! Makes me want to come down to Mississippi and Stream hunt!

[@arrowheadhomestead2207]

Awesome find

[@maxkarg2606]

Yeahhhh... that place needs to be protected, holy shit, how incredible!!

[@wb8673]

Those are rare crustations called ammonites they lived in the cretatious pirod and it is rare to find whole ones especially if there in tact I'd keep them if I were you it's an incredible find

[@MrLordromanian]

ammonites were mollusks, not crustaceans

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

Simply fantastic. Great finds. Congrats. Thanks a lot for making taping editing uploading and sharing.

[@Theditchwalker]

Thanks .,I appreciate it Chru…..My pleasure

[@cynthiapalmer4972]

I loved doing this! I liked doing this looking on top first and a sifter for things in the dirt do it gently and I took out large stones so not to break edges or tips. Love this post

[@christophemahieux2824]

Tu as trouvé la fontaine de jouvence 🤠bravo à toi !;)

[@Theditchwalker]

Thank you for commenting

[@veggypeggy6252]

You sir have struck gold.

[@sharonbendtsen2973]

That is amazing. I can’t believe that. Find of a lifetime indeed👍👍

[@jburritt426]

Now that is a keeper. Ammonites are fun to have let alone to find some.

[@ExopMan]

Pretty amazing that native americans were around long enough and widespread enough to leave hundreds of thousands of arrowheads around for us to find all over.

[@Paid2Win]

There was hundreds of thousands of peoples in the Americas post flood, they were wiped out by disease and natural situations like Europe's dark ages. It affected the Americas too. I am telling you millions of people across north and south america were here. There are so many massive sites that show there were cities and massive pyramids, which takes tons of food and people to farm & build. Its an entire part of human history that is lost on us.

[@ExopMan]

@@Paid2Win I'm aware that millions existed in complex societies like that of Tenochtitlan down south before famines and diseases came through. Not a statement of ignorance but of simple reflection. Post flood? That's going to be a yikes from me...

[@Paid2Win]

@@ExopMan You know tons of people lived here but your mind is blown by tons of people living here? And about the flood comment: This comes down to your lack of research, if you study the subject more you would realise your post modernist attitude of acting like all is already known only shows how little you actually know. I am wasting my time, I can already tell.

[@ExopMan]

@@Paid2Win 1. Let's take a park ranger: they understand the biome and the natural cycles in it and yet plenty wake up every day and still marvel at the natural beauty around them. 2. I don't take fundamental laws for granted--I'm a scientist. We can readily observe and test hypotheses (be it in the realm of evolutionary biology, geological sciences, physics, etc.) and compare results with those documented in prior work. Discrepancies are applauded and fields advanced (while discrepancies in spiritual origin stories result in massive and pointless bloodshed/bigotry). If "post-modernist attitude" is understanding and applying critical thinking to understand the natural world, then blind faith along with ignorance to quantitative reasoning is ''neanderthal attitude". This is as much time as I'll devote to respond. Bill Nye vs. Ken Ham and many alike have debated to far deeper extents for public audiences.

[@Paid2Win]

@@ExopMan See this is what I am talking about. If you haven't done the work you will fall back on post modernist identity. It has nothing to do with religion, stop allowing identity to speak for you. What a clown. Your profile picture is patrick, ignorance personified for children, while you claim to be a scientist, but don't have a shred of moral honesty. I would tell you to look into it, but you would choose to see my intentions as some bigoted hateful idiocy instead of actually considering that there could be a body of work more than proving multiple massive floods that have resurfaced much of the world's landmass. You're just so fucking afraid of being wrong you wont stick your neck out to check or do some work yourself to find out. Like I said, I waste my time!

[@thomasmcdonald5887]

Cool escargot for dinosaurs. Glad we don’t have snails around like that now. Just kidding Bro. Love that Benton . Was it Dover?

[@Theditchwalker]

Thanks Thomas.....It is Fort payne chert

[@tereselapree222]

Ammonites were more like an octopus with a shell.

[@thomasmcdonald5887]

terese lapree ohhh calamari :) those fossils are really interesting but I think they are kinda creepy like those trilobites I think that’s right. Man they are weird

[@tereselapree222]

Here is what they looked like www.amazon.ca/Bullyland-58400-Ammonite-Action-Figure/dp/B000JBXWA0

[@thomasmcdonald5887]

terese lapree HOLY CRAP!!!! It blows me away thinking how life has changed so much over time. Makes me wonder if any human remains will be found millions of years from now and if so what in the world will find them

[@AmericanSurvival]

Awesome finds! Dont blame ya, I would be toteing those out with me! Thanks for sharing! Be safe...

[@Theditchwalker]

Thanks I appreciate it...my pleasure

[@jessethornton5060]

Absolutely amazing! I am floored. Thank you man for the show. WOW

[@skyfallstudioz]

You've found Omanyte!

[@Theditchwalker]

Lol.

[@jonathanharding3835]

4:45-4:47 you can see a face in the rock mid screen.

[@squid_inc.5095]

What a insane find. True river treasure!

[@joebeaulieu2238]

Simply Astounding!! I'm glad you were able to get that Item out of the creek!! Wow!! Good luck and be Safe!!

[@beccarankin98]

Nautilus!

[@Theditchwalker]

Thank you for commenting

[@Thefishingplumber]

You sound like the hill Billy character from the Simpsons! Thanks for sharing awesome find!

[@sophiegough3791]

Amazing finds..

[@Theditchwalker]

Thank you

What a fantastic find. They're wonderful museum pieces.

[@Theditchwalker]

Thank you

[@andrewmorris9280]

You hit the jack pot that's worth a lot let me know what it's worth

[@romeprince11]

It feels like he just put them in the river and started recording lol

[@Theditchwalker]

But he didn't lol

[@shakascloset1700]

Awesome finds, congrats!🤘👍✌

[@jacquicherry1721]

Hi, Joseph! I keep having to come back and watch this one. So wonderful! Happy for you!

[@samuelstalcup]

Pretty sure you just found a Pokemon fossil

[@Theditchwalker]

Lol....Are you serious...?

[@otaldogrimm6362]

Omanyte

[@vked]

Take it to cinnabar lab to revive your Pokemon 😁

[@Theditchwalker]

Lol

[@CelestialSquire]

Did you keep them fossils?

[@Theditchwalker]

I got one out...Lugged out 36 lbs a half mile

[@CelestialSquire]

@@Theditchwalker wow

[@nancyfarmer1269]

Beautiful and amazing finds! Congratulations!

[@robertterrell3065]

As a little kid way back in about 1964 in Austin, TX I got to take Saturday morning science classes. We went down to the Balconies Fault streams looking for fossils. Rock hunting, too. But NEVER found any Ammonites like you did, dude!! You lucky stiff! HAHA Good on you... I loved this video. And those arrowheads are fan-dang-tastic, too.

[@2degucitas]

Good part starts at 03:55. I don't know whether to be amazed or jealous, so I chose both.

[@lseal7]

Something fishy about how easily they find stuff.

[@Theditchwalker]

What's fishy....? I've been doing this a long time and I can promise you....all 131 of my vids that I have produced in 7 years is legit.....it just looks easy when I put the clips together...many busted trips are behind the clips I do upload....It's not easy...you have to have a passion and persistence to find what I find

[@beefsoda1]

Exactly

[@matthewdriggers2928]

So very cool thanks for sharing

[@Theditchwalker]

My pleasure man....

[@hisnameisiam808]

Noah's flood and following tsunamis really did a number on the old earth. Great finds!

[@blacktalon1597]

Ever see boogers on your trips?

[@Theditchwalker]

Boogers...??

[@blacktalon1597]

Big hairy men.

[@slappy8941]

Boogers, haints, and witches, oh my!

[@enigma1247]

He plants all that stuff up stream before making these videos

[@Theditchwalker]

You have no Idea what your talking about...trust me on this ahaha

[@TheTimpeijnenburg]

He is right totally fake...

[@thaddeusmcgrath]

lmao, like when you were young and the Easter bunny hid all those eggs and some bastard kid gets the prize egg and you still don't realize it is all a crock of poop!

[@Theditchwalker]

Lol...thank you for commenting

[@Lucas_Tulic]

Let's say for a second that you're right and he did do what you claim he did. That means that he had these fossils previously, and he probably found them prior to plant them in the river and make the video. Did any of that sounds stupid to you? Next time try to think before writing.

[@chanellekirch]

Awesome

[@ZeroDiscrimination]

Wow! Incredible Giant Ammionites/Cephalopods! I found a few in the creek a few weeks ago while detecting. It turned into a fossil video instead of a detecting video. Some amazing finds! Thanks for sharing! ~ Gypsy

[@Theditchwalker]

Thank you Gypsy....My pleasure. Same here....Prospecting a new creek for arrowheads and Bam...Giant ammonites everywhere....I shot you a sub...Best of luck