Slim Pickens

I saw the rain hit yesterday evening and now that the recent news has hit the fossil hunting community concerning even small tools in the canals, ditches, and creeks are banned I was welcoming it. I was ready to walk and walk and walk. I figured I would have some luck since it had rained hard. Upon arrival I saw the usual small tiny miniscule teeth setting around in the current. Tiny tooth after tiny tooth. I expected as much and after about an hour I was ready to call it quits, but I figured whats another 50 feet. After walking about 15 feet more I saw a tooth root setting deep in the water between a few stones. It wasn't big, but I knew it wasn't just another small tiger shark tooth. I quickly picked it up and discovered the whole tooth was in nice shape. It is a small Angustidens at 1-11/16ths, but hey the colors speak for themselves !