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Past Fossil Expedition Tours

2014

2013

Mike and Sheila H. had a good day.

Some of my stuff from a March 2013 trip. At top is a columnella from a large gastropod (snail), on left is an axis vertebra from a large dolphin, then Megalodon tooth, snaggletooth shark tooth and large barracuda tooth. Bottom 4 items- tapir molar, Glyptodont scute, deer tooth and Dire wolf canine.

Elizabeth H.

Lee K.

Feb. 2013 The Townshends

Bart

Bart and Tina G.

Steve and Terri B. with the day's haul.

Patrick and his nice mammoth tooth. He saw it in the clear water, went over and picked it up. See how easy fossil hunting is?

Hildy W's very cold March tour. Great day for finding fossils, though!

Dan and Julie W.'s mammoth tooth

Dan and Julie W. found a perfect juvenile mammoth tooth. Nov. 2013

Jody had a variety haul too!

Cindy had a variety haul today.

Colors must attract fossils for the fashionably inclined.

Pre-tour fashion- love the cat shirt. Walmart comes through.

John- nice day!

Nice Meg

Digging party- Dec. 2013

Kaitlyn always gets her teeth! Is it luck if it happens 6 years in a row?

Patricia with a partial Mastodon and partial mammoth tooth

Carolyn and John S. with their finds- awesome day with Megs and a big bison molar. largest Meg about 3-1/4"

Carolyn and John

Young Mr. Clement with his juvenile tapir jaw and an unerupted molar that fell out.

Karen found a beautiful baby mammoth tooth.

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Eric R. in his infamous red shirt.

Karen G.'s snorkeling finds

Karen G.- tour vet.

Ethan's Megs and a dugong rib.

Ethan and Jeremy diggin' the fossils

Darrin and Danielle K. in Wauchula April 2013

Havin' a great time!

Tommy and Don's crew

Wow- nice day Marc!

Marc's Megs

Twofer Marc S.

Anna and Ray plus friends

Close look at Donna's finds.

Donna H. with her finds of the day- 3 inch Meg tooth, very large alligator tooth, horse upper molar and sperm whale tooth,

Just a great day.

Lisa J from NC with her rare find, a Dire wolf carnassial tooth.

Penny T. and the Vero girls.

Hardest diggers in the business. Go Montclair State U.!

Megalodon teeth today for some new friends from across the pond.

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John J. in the Mega Meg hole.

3 Megs in one sifter of gravel. A new record for Anna F. and Paleo Discoveries.

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2011 & 2012

Dee F. working hard.

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Bonita Springs Charter School field trip- May 2011

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Dave too busy to face the camera.

jake G. and his mako tooth

Dave G.

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Greg Fisher and family

Mammoth tooth

Either a mammoth tooth or the bottom of a Neanderthal's sneaker.

Eric's Meg

Eric R. with hard-earned Meg tooth from Arcadia.

Shark teeth in the gravel- Arcadia.

Found on the 1st shovel load of gravel.

Hannah and Haley and their finds- large Meg tooth, dugong rib section and horse vertebra.

Ken R. and family show everyone how it's done! Large mammoth tooth found snorkeling.

John B.

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Peace River in Wauchula- 2012

Great day with the shark teeth.

What's in there?

The younger you are, the bigger the fossils you find. Here's the proof- 3.5 inch Megalodon tooth for Emma P.

Cameron S.'s birthday dig. Great day in a great site. Wauchula 2012

18.6 Lbs of Mammoth tooth.

Indigo S. was just a fossil magnet. She also wants to be a paleontologist. This is her and her Mega-mammoth tooth, the biggest ever found on our tours.

Guy's Mammoth tooth

Then Guy has to follow up the Megalodon tooth with a Mammoth tooth from the same spot.

Guy gets his own big shark tooth- a Megalodon while Paul looks on!

Guy L.

Paul L happy with his newly aquired Mako!

Misty morning digging in Arcadia with Guy L and son Paul.

2 partial Mastodon teeth for Karen G. from Wauchula

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2009 & 2010

Sun Grove Montessori class trip- May 2010

Eric R. in Arcadia 2009

Eric's 4" Meg tooth found in 1 ft of water.

Me (your guide) blending into the natural environment with my camo shirt.

Low water in Arcadia

Finally found a good spot in the shade,

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I know I dropped my ring in here somewhere...

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Dawn D. and friends.

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Shark tooth happy.

Mako shark tooth

Emily Z. with a nice Mako shark tooth

Nick Z. with his juvenile mammoth tooth

Juv. mammoth tooth from Arcadia.

Arcadia 2010

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Eric T. from NJ professionally outfitted! We Jersey diggers are serious.

Sue Jorgensen

2007 & 2008

Look what we found- April 2007

Nice Meg

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Dawn Dilorenzo and I in Arcadia- Sept 2007

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Digging deep

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You can't see it but Mark found a nice snaggletooth shark tooth.

Intrepid hunters of extinct sharks.

The Sabins with a great haul of fossils. April 2007

Monique C. and family (plus Jake in front) find the Meg teeth. Arcadia, Fl. April 2007.

Center for Education class trip Oct. 2008

More class trip craziness.

Matt W. and family post-tour. Dec. 2008

The Wood family's best finds- horse teeth, large alligator tooth, 4" Meg tooth and other large shark teeth.

Jeff G. on the eternal search for the 6" tooth.

2005 & 2006

Teaming up with Kayaks Etc. for a fossil dig in Bowling Green, Fl. on the Peace River.

Steve B.

Family Fun digging for fossils in 2005 with the Zeck family.

Harry's 5" Meg tooth.

Harry Maisch with a 5" Megalodon tooth from a South Carolina tour.

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What velociraptor?

Kyle's peccary incisor and a peccary molar tooth.

Kyle Shankle with a fossil peccary incisor tooth.

Cheryl S. and J.R. B. with their fossils of the day.

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Gordon and Becky L.

The Anglada family in the creek. Shark teeth bonanza. Jan. 2006

Adam C. from the UK with his first meg teeth from a Peace River tributary.

The Hagoods

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