The BEST Arrowhead and Shark Tooth Hunt of the YEAR! | Mosquitoes, Fossils, Artifacts and SNAKES!

[@PaleoCris]

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[@flipmaster995]

Do u know anywhere to find shark teeth in Alabama?

[@nigelmilne3503]

Sorry, what I meant was if you find something of cultural importance can they claim it? Should have worded it better lol.

[@chrissignal8857]

Careful those moccasins can be very aggressive. I was exploring a creek and one chased me for about 100ft and I had nothing to defend myself with. I've been told they do that but would have never believed it if it hadn't happened. Search4

[@irisrodriguez682]

Beautiful hunting

[@huntproject8082]

Loved the video man; if you are ever interested in Cretaceous period shark teeth in north Mississippi let me know

[@dogtagx2]

I’m 58, and a retired Army Paratrooper. I devoted most of life to the military, doing cool military things....... but.... I happened to come across your channel, and I am so ‘ENVIOUS’ of you two!! You are both young, in the prime of your lives, and you have the great gift of knowledge about this world’s past and recognize the signs and clues of those ‘days gone by’. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with everyone. I would like to give you both the best gift I can bestow upon you from someone who is fast becoming a old fossil themselves......my gratitude, and a bit of my personal lifes’ history....Thank you!! Thank you!! for making me feel young again. Me and my wife, when we were about your age, some 40 years ago, (which is a long time if you actually think about it), were just as enthusiastic as you two are now... we panned for GOLD all over the USA, and parts of the world. It was some of the best times of our lives. She passed away 4 years ago, (DONT be sad, she lived a great life), and watching you two makes me very ...’Happy’ inside. I really love your adventures and your shared adventures. Thank you! SUB’d to your channel, you two have been adopted, your great kids!!😇👍

[@juditharsenault2131]

58 isn't old!

[@seanhu1266]

So you were 18 when you had a wife…..

[@dogtagx2]

@@seanhu1266 I was 20 when I got married,. I joined the Army at 18.

[@dogtagx2]

@@juditharsenault2131 feels old to me. LOL

[@kor3ann1nja]

Thank you for your service! Retired Air Force family here, my parents met the same time you and your wife did. Thankful for the life that the military was able to give me. God Bless.

[@JustMeJH]

I love that you listened to my comment and added pictures of where the fossils would have been on the animals! And then those arrowheads were amazing!!! I really enjoy seeing you two explore the outdoors.

[@PaleoCris]

It was a great suggestion! I’ll keep working on refining my techniques for showing you all where the fossils were on the animals. Thanks for watching the vids and for your helpful suggestions.

[@JustMeJH]

@@PaleoCris My pleasure! I’m also super excited to give the Meg tooth I ordered as a birthday gift. My friend is going to be super excited.

[@MattUNI2005]

The value added by the pictures is amazing. Great suggestion, and great execution of the idea.

[@EnragedSeaCow]

I love being able to see where it would have been too! amazing addition

[@janledford3010]

Yes!! Thankyou for educating us!!! I love your videos, and I love that you are showing us the amazing animals that the fossils you are finding belonged to. Love you!!!! God bless🙏❤️

[@em1326]

Both cottonmouths, bullseye pattern on sides it the tell. Those were healthy ones, stay safe!

[@meg2831]

I was hoping someone would comment on what kind of snakes they were cause I couldn't tell.

[@staceyroberts3468]

@@meg2831me too 😬😬

[@darcyedwards4417]

The sound of chert clinking together is the greatest thing on earth, I'm drooling over those points 😢

[@matt90432210]

My wife and I to this day have yet to find a Meg! Y’all are blessed!

[@Gems-of-Hope-Rocks]

23:40 YOU TWO are the BEST COUPLE!! Thank you for sharing both your wonderful, educational experiences with us but, also an example of a healthy partnership/relationship!

[@redeyestones3738]

The opening nature montage was epic. Thanks

[@Hawkpelt94]

Your B-Roll shots are always incredible! I loved the shot of the dragonfly/damselfly taking off!

[@cynthiadugan858]

Awesome hunt! I liked the illustrations showing where the fossils come from. Deeply appreciate the extra editing time that must have taken

[@gtfutball1]

My 10th birthday was a week ago and I would love to meet up in Florida and find shark teeth with you and my dad. Anytime anyplace. My dad said I could I could skip school.

[@divingwithMicheleinTexas]

Awesome finds and yes go back to that creek again, but take Wildkyle with you.

[@KennethDavid-n8n]

I’m an old dude that grew up on the St. John’s river east of Jacksonville, and every time there was any dredging in the river by anyone we would go there and find megalodon teeth and arrowheads and even a few human teeth. It was some of the most exciting time of my life! Unfortunately, we didn’t have the ways or the brains to go looking for smaller streams like you guys explore. Do wish we had! We used to go to Itchatucknee to go tubing and snorkeling, and the water clarity makes me regret that I never explored more Springs and the feeder creeks. Watching you. two get almost orgasmic over finding an arrowhead or a nice tooth brings back amazing memories and really relates to the video watcher. How exciting what you’re doing really is! Keep it up and stay safe! And thanks for sharing your great adventures!

[@mikedepratt7444]

Showing where the fossil is located is absolutely a game changer for me watching. Keep going back to that creek. Great job!

[@PaleoCris]

Thanks Mike! I’ll keep that as a regular part of my vids if it helps that much! I appreciate you watching and commenting.

[@feelinghealingfrequences7179]

hey mike update please did u go to this location? if so what did u find

[@trachodon]

Thank you for showing the reconstructions- very helpful!

[@COLE_and_JAY]

Dude! What an epic hunt!!!! The opening b-roll was crisp as heck too 🔥

[@richconroy5559]

As always, he is the king of B-roll footage on KZbin. He knows what hes doing and he does it well.

[@gzin33]

Always nice to see one KZbinr comment on anothers with positive feedback. Even better when you watch both channels already.

[@JenBriSeth]

Uh, yeah, definitely go back and take Kyle with you. What a tremendous day!

[@sth.777]

Brilliant video, as always! You have not only a great eye for nature's details, but the knowledge to explain what we're looking at - and even when you don't explain and just let the beauty of the area speak for itself in your close-up shots and slow mo, it's breathtaking! I could watch hours of your nature footage!

[@pirththee]

Should you go back?LOL! Absolutely .I suspect strongly you could make a pretty secure research career just exploring that clay layer. Amazing day by anybody's measure.

[@sharbean]

Fantastic video! The finds were amazing but I also really love the flora and fauna shots. And the inserted diagrams and pictures of the original animals to show were the bones and teeth came from are excellent! Thank you so much for the effort you put into producing this video. Please give us more!

[@KennethDavid-n8n]

Ditto!!! I was actually going to comment on how great those little fauna & mushroom shots are, and the instructive diagrams of where the partial or teeth come from on the real animal. Very educational and interesting thank you!

[@pixels2u]

Wow, you guys have really upped your video game! Love the added diagrams, too - very helpful. Love that you capture flora, fauna, as well as fossils- and what a killer artifact day!

[@julietaylor7297]

Absolutely amazing finds. You have located a goldmine of a location. I know many people who have found great things on the Peace River in Arcadia. Not sure where you all were. Glad you were watching for the snakes. Those were water moccasins and huge ones at that. Happy hunting and please go back to this location again.

[@TiffYG2133]

The snake in the hole was likely a cottonmouth the black tipped tail gives it away!

[@lorrydodge5917]

OMG You guys have the best finds , makes me wish I was there to touch them all....

[@nicknugent6749]

Hi from the UK. Your video is fabulous; as exciting and dramatic as it is educational. Especially appreciated the diagrams showing where the finds would have fit on the original owners. Keep it up and keep on posting!

[@emilydeshazer6898]

Absolutely love how knowledgeable you both are of all your surroundings. Also how well you explain those things to viewers to understand.

[@mickeymelton66]

The impact of finding and touching/holding the points, for me, is knowing you’re the first humans to touch the artifact tool since its 4k year old human maker. So cool!

[@staceyroberts3468]

I had clicked on a shark’s tooth hunt, which lead to this video popping up. It blew my mind to see how many different things they have brought to my attention that I’d never have guessed were fossils 😱😱😱. So thankful they r showing illustrations of the original so we can understand and get educated!! So informative and interesting!!!!!

[@gwynnfarrell1856]

What a great video! I love the nature scenes both in the beginning and interspersed with fossil hunting. Oh my gosh, the points are incredible! And that last one is magnificent! That area must have been a very desirable place to live for native cultures throughout the ages. You've definitely got to go back there! Thank you for braving the bugs and snakes to make this video!

[@nanalcd5628]

This is really about education, sharing, and learning. English is my second language, but I do enjoy listen and watching you two very much. Thank you and I wish you two a great future together.

[@markzinzilieta8927]

One of my favorite videos !!! Great finds. I’d go back there often. !!!!

[@littlebacchus216]

Any one or two of the items there would make a collectors year. Amazing video, fantastic finds and I 'really' look forward to more from this spot.

[@brianholcomb940]

Very awesome finds, love all the Indian artifacts! Bree killed it again! But the award goes to you Chris for that awesome point you found! Love that you also show what the widelife and plant life look like! Thanks for sharing!

[@Jwayne-cc3eq]

I’m a artifact and fossil hunter myself well me and my girl and just recently started to video some of our adventures and plan to share them! You give me hope and excitement to hurry and get this done! I really enjoy this video and I appreciated it more than most probably because days like that are so far and in between but when they happen it’s just something words can’t really describe it’s more like a series of holding your breathe and extended exhales and stuttering and smiling and laughing nearly to the point of ridiculousness but you don’t care as long as your with someone that enjoys it like you do and looks like you both do so that’s just awesome! Even more awesome you were able to capture the moment and share it brother that’s amazing for you both and everyone who subscribed and hit that like button apparently!!! I know I did!

[@Rookie_Rockounding]

Dude the cinematography in your videos, plus the information AND the entertainment. Just amazing man. Love your work Paleo!

[@Rookie_Rockounding]

Plus, you guys just know your stuff. Damn. So so rad!

[@thequestforartifacts]

Love watching you find fossils but absolutely love arrowheads. You guys killed it on this hunt…congratulations

[@GrandmaBev64]

Thank You. I Love doing stuff like this, but, I can no longer get around. As I'm watching, my heart is racing! I am getting so excited! How Awesome! I have a lot of artifacts, petrified wood, and fossils. Good thing You found the Turtle. I know this video is over a year old, but I am just as excited about it!

[@Duskrequim]

Seeing you rescue such amazing artifacts from the creek is so refreshing. I always love how the points are basically shaped like the teeth.

[@comfortablynumb9342]

The first snake was a cottonmouth, I couldn't see the other well enough to tell but it looked like it. It could be a banded water snake. Be careful. Thanks for not hurting them. Edit, the fossils are cool but the stone points are amazing. Awesome. I'm a native Florida man and never found one, but I never really looked either. I wonder if the indigenous used shark teeth for points? They have a good shape.

[@sean4661]

They did, it is documented.

[@JerryR1776]

They would've made good bird-points

[@middleagecrazy4234]

So glad i found your KZbin site. I love fossils and learn what I found or what I might overlook.

[@richardzade9252]

I love all the fossils and the great information you throw in but for me the biggest treasure of all is the companion that helps you find these artifacts! Bree is a rare treasure indeed! There is so much more to life than fossil's.

[@kellybontrager7855]

I got goosebumps too!! Best video I've seen for a long time

[@robertbare1007]

Couldn’t sleep, drinking coffee and your channel just popped up in my stream. I couldn’t quit watching. Thank you for such interesting content.

[@steveshoemaker6347]

AWESOME points....WOW....l would go to that spot again.....!

[@miyannaable]

I just wanted to say how much I love this channel, as I have only just discovered it!! I have been making and selling wire and hemp wrapped stones, minerals, shells, fossils, shark teeth, non-Indigenous Arrowheads, and semiprecious stones for a few years now, and I will be looking up your website soon. This is such a positive and fascinating channel, a refreshing change from all the mud-slinging videos I've seen. My father actually got me interested in stones at a young age, though it wouldn't become a larger part of my consciousness until I was in my late 40's. Looking forward to more of your videos!!

[@rockhoundingwithjasperblue]

Wow! Gonna go with some of the others and say “EPIC!” What an Awesome adventure! Would love to see more o those. And it would be a definite Epic Bucket-list adventure to go on one of those with you guys!!!💎👍

[@jessim4154]

Y’all are soo smart and educated. Could watch all day!

[@halyoung388]

You guys really know how to ‘nerd out’ but in a good way. Haha!

[@theresabraddock9310]

I could just cry! Boy, that brings history to life better than I've seen on any video of digging in the mud complete with dangerous snakes and mosquito welts all over!! The finds including the flora are absolutely precious. Great video! Excellent!

[@joshuagoss2133]

You all are great. I love the facts about everything that you find. This could easily be a show on TV.

[@HypePoet]

Love, love, love you soooooooooo much Chris!!! Thank you for hella. awesome videos!! Being born & raised in FL & growing up mostly in fish camps, exploring FL lakes / streams and playing in the FL woods was something I will never regret. It was truly magical. It's really great to see someone love FL nature as much as me☺️ Your genuine enthusiasm & joy for what you do is beautiful. Please never stop searching. You have my dream job kid😁 so happy for you!! PS: those arrowheads are unreal - Im speechless!! Amazing find 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 To think of the history of the land & those came before us is just , well, there are no words.... SO PROUND TO BE A FLORIDIAN!!!! lol

[@sherafrazier]

I feel your excitement when you unearth something spectacular!

[@debbiegaines9999]

OMG I would have loved to have been there. I love finding fossils and points. Amazing finds congratulations. Go back now an find somemore.

[@carllee906]

Really appreciate the information about what you're finding in these creeks.

[@jayniestanley4730]

Yes go back there. It's bloody incredible.

[@stephenrose4167]

Hello PaleoChris, I just got back from the beach and I found a bunch of shark teeth and other fossils. You and WildKyle have helped me figure out how to find and what type of teeth and fossils I found. Thank you for passing along all of your knowledge and I look forward to seeing more of your videos.

[@kellyharrison5184]

Your excitement is literally palpable. What a fun channel!

[@KrisWood]

I'm not a herpetologist or anything, but I'm about 95% certain that WAS a cottonmouth. Glad you steered clear; they can aggressively "chase" you if they feel threatened. Very beneficial sneks, for sure, but we gotta give 'em a wide berth.

[@wickedbrush]

Absolutely go back to that creek! The ‘arrowheads’ are unbelievable! And of course the fossils!

[@Charlie-lh4xb]

Guys...knock it off!! A freaking EPIC day, wow, amazing 👏 thx sooooo much for adding pics of the mammals & where the piece u found would be👌. I've always had to hit pause & look it up. Been watching for yrs, what a great video.

[@-Slinger-]

I love that you show off the beauty of the places you visit.

[@Ginchiest1]

What a treat to find a site where the searchers can educate you about their finds and you can share in their excitement!! Loved this one!!

[@nancyrobertson550]

My goodness what finds. I do sea shell hunting in my younger days I found one shark tooth , on Texas gulf coast . I was so happy for the find. Still have it. So glad to see your video. I will be a viewer for now on. Thanks for sharing your videos from Texas USA

[@reddiewip]

hi Cris, I recently got your paleopacks in the mail and was blown away by everything in them. I was astonished with the Meg tooth I got as well as of course everything else. Thank you so much for making it possible for paleontology lovers like me to do our own fossil hunt at home. By far one of my favorite things I've ever gotten. Thank you again!

[@PaleoCris]

I’m thrilled to hear you enjoyed it, Kassie! Let me know if you ever find anything in those packs you need an ID on and I’d be more than happy to help out. I also appreciate you helping to support the channel!

[@lindastewart4565]

I love living through you guys!!! I'm not mobile any longer and seeing these things makes me happy. I would love to get out and do these things. So cool!!!

[@ReturnoftheCollector]

Super hunt guys. That last point was a smoker! You guys killed it on super stuff

[@germaineprien7691]

You alls knowledge level of these artifacts is really impressive!!!🙋‍♀️

[@OldChief27]

Wow! Definitely put that spot on your schedule to visit again and again.

[@user-qw7kh4ll3d]

I love how excited and enthusiastic you both are 👍❤️

[@bluenick123]

Can you make a vid showing your all time favorite finds?? I’m so interested in all of your videos and the history of each treasure!

[@quinncalvert9876]

there so knowledgeable about so many things... and both of them are amazing photographers.

[@markg1490]

Great finds. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge with us. Much appreciated.

[@SkiSearcher]

enjoyed it Chris ! y’all were having a blast out there ! nice stuff and loved seeing the native come out too wow 🏴‍☠️🔥👍🤠

[@gulfgypsy]

Please keep hunting for fossils and artifacts! Not only because watching your wonderful videos is great, but I think in your doing so, you're helping inspire other younger fossil hunters to learn about our ancient history of Florida!

[@wmotrails1329]

Killer finds! I want to see more from this creek in the future! 👍

[@dianadelahaye7660]

Wow what a find! Lots of arrowheads and shark teeth. A little scarey with the snakes!

[@heathermcarthur5231]

That is an awesome place to hunt all kinds of goodies. I felt every “oh my gosh” from you guys. I love your respect for nature and whatever you find. Please go back there again. 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@jenni4568]

Yes Yes!!! We need to see what other crazy amazing totally awesome treasures you two can find at this crown jewel of all creeks!!! What a blast, thank you for sharing your adventure thru the world of fungi!!! Bri and your excitement from discovering your finds is so much fun!!! Cant wait for the next adventure!

[@dba750]

Appreciate the knowledge and explanations about your finds, made this vlog worth watching

[@savagesquirrel9828]

Most excellent video. Fabulous nature shots, great inset illustrations….you guys really know your stuff! I figured state land because when you show road shots, there are long long stretches and no driveways! I am so glad you get to collect in the tiny streams..way cool. Thanks.

[@ITubetc]

I love it that both of you get so excited on what your are finding, it makes me smile. Thanks for filming your adventures and sharing them with us.

[@melindakapp5838]

love how u give information and explanations about even plants, mushrooms, etc so interesting not to mentiion geology etc thanku thanku

[@jamiesuzanne5781]

I just discovered your channel and I absolutely LOVE IT!!! I am an artist of many mediums but making art with nature is my absolute favorite! I search for bones, dead bugs, leaves and flowers ect..I make things like shadow boxes and pressed flower and leaves arrangements, stuff like that. Watching you guys find all these wonderful things is so awesome and inspiring! Can't wait to see more! Happy hunting!!!

[@rockfishmiller]

YES, of course we want to see you two hunt more. You obviously enjoy what you're doing and we enjoy watching you. Best of luck and stay safe. Cheers from British Columbia, Canada.

[@joedadbod8450]

Really, really awesome finds on this trip, Cris! You and Bri always knock it out of the park!!

[@cynthianewsome7585]

Yes yes! Late on watching this video from nine months ago, & happy I didn’t miss it! But please do go to this creek again, So we can watch! Love the arrowheads and always amazing shark teeth and Megalodon.

[@billyjohnson6355]

Nice finds guys nice points as well killer Hernando point type Hillsborough and stemmed serrated kirk great video you should shift some more in that area

[@ronzarecor7297]

Wonderful video guy's I was so excited for the both of you and all that you found what a day I hope you returned for more hunting I know I would. Well done!

[@ReclusiveMountainMan]

Amazing day! Wow , those points are amazing.

[@cessnapilot9727]

First snake was definitely a moccasin/cotton mouth. Second may have been a banded water snake. Awesome finds and thanks for sharing.

[@suzanchamness376]

Yes go back to that Creek that was awesome finds

[@justjulee9135]

Totally epic hunt! Please do go back to look for more!

[@laurenoreilly4140]

My jaw dropped every time you pulled out a beautiful point!! Definitely go back there!!

[@stachebrothersgarage1632]

I grew up in South Florida and never once met a girl that would be willing to run around in creeks in rivers that was as cute as Bri! Hope you appreciate it Cris.

[@stachebrothersgarage1632]

@Dub Ya Thats awesome. Not looking anymore found her in the service when I joined.

[@rumpleforeskin5064]

Oh my that is incredible that point is a beauty wow wow that broken point is awesome

[@babbybailey]

Wow!, You both have great eyes, and knowledge. Wow!

[@artifactaddiction]

Definitely enjoyed the whole video! I don’t know much about fossils, so seeing the “Where at” diagrams was very helpful and interesting. The points on the other hand are our favorites and you both found some some beauties!! Especially that Serrated Stemmed Kirk! What an absolute killer piece!! Thanks for sharing.

[@limbrat5448]

You guys are on a bangin spot! The deeper y'all dig the older those points will get. Can't wait until you pull a Clovis,please go there again.

[@indianasmith8152]

Wonderful finds! That kind of trip is one you'll talk about when you are old and grey (like me)!

[@melindahawk8540]

I want to see many more hunts in that creek. How exciting.