frozen hands and feet

- 12/2/2008 Reviewer : brachiomyback from	Total Rating : No Rating
Awesome finds.... and a sweet looking projectile !!!
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Nice Report - 12/3/2008 Reviewer : Fat Boy from Maryland United States	Total Rating : 10
I enjoyed your report. That point is awesome! I'm always on the lookout for them but have only found three in all of the years that I've been fossil hunting. I don't know if I'm overlooking them because my eyes aren't trained for them or if they just aren't that frequent where I hunt. I think my eyes just aren't trained for them. I have a fishing buddy that on two occasions was fishing at a local lake and just looked down at his feet and picked up a nice point. I had my eyes focused on the ground looking for them all day up to that point...nada. I did however find one on my next trip not far from there. Thanks for sharing!	Content Quality : 10 of 10 Drool Quotient : 10 of 10 Picture Quality : 10 of 10
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- 12/7/2008 Reviewer : Daryl from Maryland United States	Total Rating : 10
It's interesting that you can dig in a stream and find both Miocene and Eocene material. I know of one stream in MD that produces the same type of results. In one screen you might see an Otodus or cretolamna, and the next or same screen you see a hemi and tiger shark tooth. Intersting also how some of your finds have a great state of preservation and others look worn or reworked. Nice point! I have yet to find one in 12 yrs of collecting. I just don't think my eyes are trained to spot them, yet every stinking piece of pointy leaf that lays on the beach catches my eye - go figure.	Content Quality : 10 of 10 Drool Quotient : 10 of 10 Picture Quality : 10 of 10
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