Fossil Hunting Episode 34, Pt 2 Runswick Bay 23.03.19

In this episode we get to Port Mulgrave
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[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

Always interesting to go along with you as you hunt for fossils! Thank you very much!

[@stevenprice9327]

Port mulgrave has been hammered. Last few trips there have been disappointing. Teams of collectors doing shift work. Even at night I was told by a local. Shame really as it was nice a few years back. Good video keep em coming.

[@danny34867]

Steven Price I agree, was there last week & only came back with a slack handful of bits. I was there a couple of months back & bumped into some guy who’d travelled from Switzerland with 9 other people for a week!

[@TheAmmoniteHunter]

Same goes with the french coast. It's a shame but what can you do about it 😒

[@raygrange7312]

Anther nice one guys.

[@vancouverislandhistoricall8972]

Cool

[@Karen-mk6sq]

Are you looking for things in particular? Because you don't seem to do much cracking with that big hammer lol. Beautiful scenery, if I were there I would be wore out from cracking lol.

[@fossiladventures2926]

Look for signs of fossils in nodules or likely looking nodules. It pays to be a bit selective else you just end up smashing lots of rocks that never contain any thing. The best tool is your eyes and knowledge of the area, oh and a lot of luck :)

[@crazycollector3553]

2nd

[@vladimirgauthier370]

Why didn't you brake those nodules ? There could be nice ammonites in!

[@fossiladventures2926]

Despite some comments I do not just smash stuff up. To remove nodules from the shale is very tough and very few contain ammonites. Its best to let the sea do the work first

[@vancouverislandhistoricall8972]

First