Contact Kurt Painter (silent hunter)

[silent hunter]

Here is those rocks i told you about Edd any Idea??

[silent hunter]

Another photo of some others....

[silent hunter]

I have never seen Rocks like these in that area before.

[babymick1]

Silent Hunter

You have nice rocks, do you keep them in a bag together

Babymick1

[silent hunter]

No Mic I keep them seperate......I think they are fossils from a sea bed....Not sure?

[babymick1]

I would say you are correct. The whole area seams to be old corrol beds covered by sand, then new corrol beds coverd by sand, Theres a thin layer of white calcite every few feet in the sand stone. What I think you have are turtle eggs or some sort of eggs, the last pic, one looks like a fossilized turtle. I would suggest not to polish or cut them, leave them the way they are, there worth more that way

Babymick1

[silent hunter]

Thanks Mic......

[cubfan64]

That bottom one really does look like a turtle - I think it's likely not, but it's uniquely shaped for sure. Kurt, you'll have to drop by a rock/mineral show one of these days with some and see what they are.

[roc2rol]

Intersting
some do look organic/ fossilize

the others with the gray knobs
remind me of concretion/septarian nodules

they form much like moquai spoken of earliar

just doing some reading on it
many times these nodules are composed with organic material
a mish mash

septarian rocks can be very cool when cut open
an exteme example


very cool Kurt
we could cut one of them open and findout

your hot on the trail
you'll find geodes and fire agates too ?

[silent hunter]

I found the geodes and the fire agates photo to come soon