Finding Fossilized Bison Teeth at night on the Arkansas River!

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If you'd like more information about agates in the Arkansas River, we are working on a survey project that will attempt to summarize what our findings in one place online, at sites.google.c.... While it's not quite finished, we will keep updating it with time and it can hopefully be useful to others!

[@dakotaadams2046]

Keep it goin buddy, I think you're about the only rockhounding channel on CZcams based in kansas. Make us proud!

[@JosephMiller]

Thanks man, I’ll do my best!

[@brucepreston3794]

You are in Kansas ?

[@JosephMiller]

@@brucepreston3794 Yes, all of these ark river videos are from Kansas

[@diggingthewest7981]

Find quite a few bison & occasionally camel teeth on the river in my area. You got me interested again to try out a blacklight.

[@levionheigre8339]

You deserve more subs. Keep up the good work

[@emilyvogts9490]

right on! im gonna give this a try

[@davidsommerfeld2955]

Would the black light work for sharks teeth too? I suppose it depends on what the teeth are mineralized with when they fossilize.

[@JosephMiller]

Yes it does! Have tried it at home, but haven’t yet made it up to the spot after dark