Thanks for watching y'all! Also TODAY I released a new song called "I'll Never Hang Up My Hat" you can listen to it at this link! th-cam.com/video/k602sXJi_pQ/w-d-xo.html
I love that you have so much zest and exuberance. Your videos with Natalie and the ones with Chris and Bri are the most fun because your energy is so interactive. Please stick with your paleo/archeological searches (bones and bottles!!!).
I absolutely adore ya’ll! Thank s to all of you for always appreciating all the critters you come across! It’s a proven fact that people who treat animals with love and kindness are great people!
The frog is a Cope’s Grey Treefrog! Definitely not poisonous to people but they can change their colors to range anywhere from grey to green and it helps them blend in!
I could watch you guys and Bri finding fossils for hours. The calamite fossils were so cool. Makes me laugh that the guys are goofing around while Bri is finding handfuls of treasure. You all have some amazing adventures and locations. Rachelle, Australia 🌏
13:59 I believe that’s a very amazing individual of a grey tree frog! They are harmless and commonly start to come out during this time of year! Very light color expression with him! Cool
Three of the main Cretaceous shark teeth species found there are Scapanorynchus/Goblin, Cretalamna, and Squalicorax. Fish finds would be the Enchodus as well as ray teeth. Nice finds guys! Rocking Ric.
I love your videos. I thought I would thank some of my favourite TH-camrs. I'm an armchair rockhound. I can't actually go myself because a stroke has left me partially disabled and affected my balance, but I do enjoy it vicariously through you and others.
Yall are awesome. I love watching all of you and together yall are so f’ing funny. Kyle what a great song. I love it. You have a old soul voice that is lovely. Always stay true to you and keep your hat on. 🙃
Kyle you and Chris and Brie are the most beautiful people on the planet! I love your excitement and enthusiasm for everything you find! It make my day brighter even when I am feeling down. Thank you. Keep up the greatness!
Dude that was a LOT of cool stuff in one video DANG! Pyrite cleaned up amazing and the horsetail log find was epic! The shark teeth were really cool too man! 10/10 on this video! Wow what an epic day rockhounding
I missed all the shark teeth videos you guys would make, but I’m happy that you are getting back to it. Love the video and all the stuff you guys find!🎉
Those were some amazingly huge shark teeth! Goblin sharks are just wicked looking beasts. That's amazing. Dino age sharks that still swim the oceans today! Just amazing to think about. What an amazing trip to the swamps! Those echinoids were awesome too. And those pyritized pet wood was amazing! And pyritized coprolites was awesome. So amazing. And the calamites we're amazing! So many amazing fossils! Just amazing. What an adventure. The whole gang together is the best part!!! Thanks for sharing!
Kyle you are the prettiest in all the land! This made my day seeing all of my faves in the same place again! Thank you for bringing us all along for the ride! Great great finds!
Gaaa!! you guys could have retired from recycling all that brass LOL ... Dude ..... the amount of shark teeth the 3 of you pulled out is insane and then followed up by that crazy pyrite and I love the fact its forming on wood and bone and poops and then to finish it up with the calamite hunt at night 🤯.... Im not jelly at all 🤣🤣
The exposure of Cretaceous Period fossils is even better in North Texas. You should see the size of these monster shark teeth! My favorite finds are from Mosasaurs and Plesiosaurs, which are surprisingly abundant here!
Just home opened this!! Everything on my hope to find list: those shark teeth, echinoids, pyrites, fossil horsetail grass. Where I grew up we had lots of the modern horsetail grass in the early summer. Collected that before it opened to fill crocks display. Wow they are better fossilized. What a trip with you three! Made my afternoon!!
Kyle, I just saw a video of a creek near Dallas Texas, that is called Ammonite Creek! The video was posted after tons of rain, and he was digging out huge Ammonites, like a foot wide or bigger, whole!!! Can you search the area for the creek, and see if you and Chris can go there??? It looks really awesome!!! The video was posted by Diamond Miner Ivins just one day ago!
What an amazing time you all had, so many incredible sharks teeth. I love horsetails and the size of those fossilised pieces is mind boggling, just imagine what it would be like to walk through a forrest of those!
What an amazing day full of adventures! Absolutely loved this video Kyle! Oh, hey Kyle...you're way past pretty...you're downright AMAZING! Have a wonderful week! Thank you so much for sharing this day with us, very cool finds!
You guys have so much fun on those adventures with those amazing finds. Just really inspiring views good friends. Those teeth just mind blowing. Got me wondering if you got a feeding run area where sharks drive schools of fish to shallows and just go into a feeding frenzy where they loose teeth at a higher rate tearing up the school. The fools gold was very interesting and look really great after clean up. The hoarse tail tree sections are oooh yeah me like. Enjoyed every minute. Please keep up the adventures.
The frog is either a gray tree frog (Hyla versicolor) or Cope's gray tree frog (Hyla chrysoscelis). They are identical in appearance and have overlapping ranges. They can only be distinguished by call or counting the number of chromosomes.
You should completely excavate around these tree segments. Did you fully excavate the longest one you found? I noticed that no one was checking for fresh breaks at the ends of segments. This is the most important clue to finding adjacent segments. I have many seasons of collecting surface specimens and excavating paleontological and archeological sites.
It’s too bad you couldn’t take the big rock with the impression as well. I love that sort of thing. That area you were in at the end looks pretty similar to the wilderness terrain in the mountains here. Except these days, far too much is fenced in and covered in cow pies.
I hunt this site quite a but and have found some of my best finds there. Mesiosaur teeth and bone, several different species of rarer shark teeth, Star Fish, Echinoids, Ray teeth and spurs, crab fragments, turtle shell, Gastropods, Devil's Toe Nails, etc. There's a deep water species of shark that feeds on Crustations that have really unique teeth, can't remember the name off hand. In 2015 some kids on this creek, in a different location, found the most complete Duck Bill Dino found in AL as well. One of the best sites I've been to in AL. Unfortunately the finds are not as numerous as they were when I first started going. You use to not be able to walk with stepping on fossils. They're still thete but have to look a little harder.
My dudes!! What an amazing video. So happy to see the gang together and finding absolutely incredible treasures. But you'll never escape the swamp children!! 😂
Kyle, you're pretty; just thought you should know. All of y'all are pretty! Those teeth were SO SHINY. And *sharp;* I'd be tempted to give my ears another piercing with one of the small, narrow Goblin-shark teeth just to have done it. Also, I have *grown* Horsetail in a garden pond; to see those calamite fossils made my brain hurt, and made me want to go find them so, so badly! Wonderful!
Yo dude)) This may sounds insane, but I think I know this creek)) ? I'm almost sure that I've seen the same shark teeth in "Taxonomy and biostratigraphy of the elasmobranchs and bony fishes of the Claiborne group in Alabama" by Jun Ebersol and David Cicimurri. And we have find the same species across whole Western Syberia, there are many of them: Carcharias, Striatolamia, Anomatodon, Scapalorhynchus and many others. They are belongs to Eocene elasmobrachs, and very similar to those what you found. Maybe we could help to each other with identification, if you want)) At least, I definately need some help. And sorry for bad language. Long time no practicing with writing such a massive text)
@@cassandraderks-kent8326 I love it there! I can't remember the name of the store I got it at but it was on that main road that everyone walks in downtown.
Thanks for watching y'all! Also TODAY I released a new song called "I'll Never Hang Up My Hat" you can listen to it at this link! th-cam.com/video/k602sXJi_pQ/w-d-xo.html
🌟🌟🌟I just listened to your song I’ll never hang up my hat you need a recording contract you ARE THAT GOOD ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️
Prayers to your Mom. I can donate in 2 weeks Kyle.
I love that you have so much zest and exuberance. Your videos with Natalie and the ones with Chris and Bri are the most fun because your energy is so interactive. Please stick with your paleo/archeological searches (bones and bottles!!!).
I absolutely adore ya’ll! Thank s to all of you for always appreciating all the critters you come across! It’s a proven fact that people who treat animals with love and kindness are great people!
The frog is a Cope’s Grey Treefrog! Definitely not poisonous to people but they can change their colors to range anywhere from grey to green and it helps them blend in!
They are so gorgeous!
I think it could be an invasive Cuban tree frog. Not poisonous.
@@WILDKYLEhi
I have one of those shark teeth! The long shark tooth with 2 sticks as it's root is actually from a Sand Tiger Shark!
🎶 The boys…and lady…are back in…out of…town. The…
Frak. Least fitting song choice ever.
Thanks for the video, Mr Lord Kyle(and noble friends).
I could watch you guys and Bri finding fossils for hours. The calamite fossils were so cool. Makes me laugh that the guys are goofing around while Bri is finding handfuls of treasure. You all have some amazing adventures and locations. Rachelle, Australia 🌏
Hahahaha oh yeah Bri usually will find more than us when we are goofin' around like that 😂😂
Wow never been first before, woo!
Awesome!!!
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I believe that’s a very amazing individual of a grey tree frog! They are harmless and commonly start to come out during this time of year! Very light color expression with him! Cool
East TN...that stuff used all over here, too. Not uncommon at all. Limestone everywhere. Pulled a clam out of a mud bank 200 ft above the Holston R.
Three of the main Cretaceous shark teeth species found there are Scapanorynchus/Goblin, Cretalamna, and Squalicorax. Fish finds would be the Enchodus as well as ray teeth. Nice finds guys! Rocking Ric.
The ones with the ribbels are Striatolamia Macrota. Greetings from the Netherlands
Thanks for the ID Hille!
@@WILDKYLE we find a lot of them in Belgium. They are 65-55 milion years old.
I love your videos. I thought I would thank some of my favourite TH-camrs. I'm an armchair rockhound. I can't actually go myself because a stroke has left me partially disabled and affected my balance, but I do enjoy it vicariously through you and others.
Yall are awesome. I love watching all of you and together yall are so f’ing funny.
Kyle what a great song. I love it. You have a old soul voice that is lovely. Always stay true to you and keep your hat on. 🙃
* Impressive that there is ribbing on the outside of each piece. Love the Day Hunt, but the Gigantic Horsetails are really Amazing.
Squidward is a wizard
That tooth at 9:53 was perfect!! OMG!! What an awesome spot you went to!!
Yall was having a fossilgasm
This is incredibly accurate😂
Kyle you and Chris and Brie are the most beautiful people on the planet! I love your excitement and enthusiasm for everything you find! It make my day brighter even when I am feeling down. Thank you. Keep up the greatness!
Dude that was a LOT of cool stuff in one video DANG! Pyrite cleaned up amazing and the horsetail log find was epic! The shark teeth were really cool too man! 10/10 on this video! Wow what an epic day rockhounding
Thanks so much my friend! Not every day that we get this much variety. We had an absolute blast!
I missed all the shark teeth videos you guys would make, but I’m happy that you are getting back to it. Love the video and all the stuff you guys find!🎉
Grey treefrog 👍They're my favorite. June nights in Missouri you hear lots of them!
They are super cool and pretty!
Those were some amazingly huge shark teeth! Goblin sharks are just wicked looking beasts. That's amazing. Dino age sharks that still swim the oceans today! Just amazing to think about. What an amazing trip to the swamps! Those echinoids were awesome too. And those pyritized pet wood was amazing! And pyritized coprolites was awesome. So amazing. And the calamites we're amazing! So many amazing fossils! Just amazing. What an adventure. The whole gang together is the best part!!! Thanks for sharing!
Loved the Cretaceous shark tooth hunting!! There is so much variety among them !
What a blast.... The whole gang... With amazing teeth and horsetails.... And I've got the same red super lamp!!!
Kyle you are the prettiest in all the land!
This made my day seeing all of my faves in the same place again! Thank you for bringing us all along for the ride! Great great finds!
Well thank you Wendi! 😂☺️ I had a blast making this video!
Just incredible!!💜💜💜
So love your excitement when searching for fossils and sharks teeth!
Hunting at night was so adventurous, loved that!!!
Gaaa!! you guys could have retired from recycling all that brass LOL ... Dude ..... the amount of shark teeth the 3 of you pulled out is insane and then followed up by that crazy pyrite and I love the fact its forming on wood and bone and poops and then to finish it up with the calamite hunt at night 🤯.... Im not jelly at all 🤣🤣
Really good time, looks like some really nice fossils for everyone. Vegan fossils.
You guys really need to come spend a couple of days up here in Alabama and let me take y'all fossil hunting.
Would love that! What part of Alabama are you in?
The exposure of Cretaceous Period fossils is even better in North Texas. You should see the size of these monster shark teeth! My favorite finds are from Mosasaurs and Plesiosaurs, which are surprisingly abundant here!
A new wild bunch video, cool! Great bunch of fossils there! The horsetail is a living fossil, much like me. Love them
You so pretty Kyle 😍
Thank you Angela! 😂😊
Just home opened this!! Everything on my hope to find list: those shark teeth, echinoids, pyrites, fossil horsetail grass. Where I grew up we had lots of the modern horsetail grass in the early summer. Collected that before it opened to fill crocks display. Wow they are better fossilized. What a trip with you three! Made my afternoon!!
Thanks for watching Lillian! I'm happy to hear you enjoyed it! We had a lot of fun on this trip!
Y'all had a busy day with so many awesome finds!
I loved this video. So much fun. Thank you for sharing your adventures. :)
What a cool video! Love the night time fossil hunt. What fun.
Goblins for sure i hunt and find all those styles in Dallas Texas. Look up Oceans of Kansas good refrence for Cretacous teeth
You are beautiful and anyone that appreciates nature is awesome! I truly enjoy your videos and you have such a breathtaking voice!
Fascinating finds
Kyle, I just saw a video of a creek near Dallas Texas, that is called Ammonite Creek! The video was posted after tons of rain, and he was digging out huge Ammonites, like a foot wide or bigger, whole!!! Can you search the area for the creek, and see if you and Chris can go there??? It looks really awesome!!! The video was posted by Diamond Miner Ivins just one day ago!
Hell yea bro 😎🤘
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Wow amazing finds! The first screen you did was super rich with shark teeth! Thank you for the video!
You might be able to polish up the dull pyrite the way Yorkshire Fossils polishes the ammonites they find. Should come out really nice!
Always love your videos. You always find amazing things
Isn't it amazing how Rocks make y'all so happy!!! ? The Fossilized Forest is amazing. Again Why does this Thrill us ? Ha
You guys are so funny. We can tell your having a great time.
Having only hunted in Florida, the colors on those shark teeth are ludicrous.
Oh yeah I am amazed at these colors!
Fun video TY!
Thank you Debi!
Everything you all found is amazing. Absolutely beautiful just like Kyle. ✌🏻❤️🙂🙏
What an amazing time you all had, so many incredible sharks teeth. I love horsetails and the size of those fossilised pieces is mind boggling, just imagine what it would be like to walk through a forrest of those!
Super cool 😎
Man I really relate to your song! It is awesome 👏. Is it your art work?
You guys are lunatics. But I love it. 😆 Another fun video.
What an amazing day full of adventures! Absolutely loved this video Kyle! Oh, hey Kyle...you're way past pretty...you're downright AMAZING! Have a wonderful week! Thank you so much for sharing this day with us, very cool finds!
Another awesome video
Love your trips... Can't wait till winter hits Indiana so I can hit the Peace River in Florida!!
Those fossils were EPIC
Those are beautiful Gar teeth !!!! 😅😊
Save those bullet shells that brass is worth pretty good money at your local scrap yard
You guys are very lucky to be bale to go here and get such awesome finds :)
That's a crazy amount of teeth..,wish we had those in canada wtg
The ammonites and mosasaur teeth are above the falls.
Always love your adventures & fossil hunts ! The finds are amazing ! That was a really cool location. Best regards to everyone !
You guys have so much fun on those adventures with those amazing finds. Just really inspiring views good friends. Those teeth just mind blowing. Got me wondering if you got a feeding run area where sharks drive schools of fish to shallows and just go into a feeding frenzy where they loose teeth at a higher rate tearing up the school.
The fools gold was very interesting and look really great after clean up. The hoarse tail tree sections are oooh yeah me like.
Enjoyed every minute. Please keep up the adventures.
frog was a Copes Gray Tree frog
Great video!!! 💗 Awesome adventures! ❤
Kyle - don’t fret you are still pretty !!!😊
The frog is either a gray tree frog (Hyla versicolor) or Cope's gray tree frog (Hyla chrysoscelis). They are identical in appearance and have overlapping ranges. They can only be distinguished by call or counting the number of chromosomes.
This is a fun video. Love to you all and you're pretty Kyle! Love you ❤️❤️
Thanks Mama! I love you! ❤️
You should completely excavate around these tree segments. Did you fully excavate the longest one you found? I noticed that no one was checking for fresh breaks at the ends of segments. This is the most important clue to finding adjacent segments. I have many seasons of collecting surface specimens and excavating paleontological and archeological sites.
"I like that boulder, that is a nice boulder" -Donkey. Great video guys & congrats on finding SpongeBob's house!
Great explore guys
Thanks for watching Cheryl!
My favorite vid you ever made
It’s too bad you couldn’t take the big rock with the impression as well. I love that sort of thing. That area you were in at the end looks pretty similar to the wilderness terrain in the mountains here. Except these days, far too much is fenced in and covered in cow pies.
I hunt this site quite a but and have found some of my best finds there. Mesiosaur teeth and bone, several different species of rarer shark teeth, Star Fish, Echinoids, Ray teeth and spurs, crab fragments, turtle shell, Gastropods, Devil's Toe Nails, etc. There's a deep water species of shark that feeds on Crustations that have really unique teeth, can't remember the name off hand. In 2015 some kids on this creek, in a different location, found the most complete Duck Bill Dino found in AL as well. One of the best sites I've been to in AL. Unfortunately the finds are not as numerous as they were when I first started going. You use to not be able to walk with stepping on fossils. They're still thete but have to look a little harder.
When will you find Big Foot Fossils?? 😂 Great video!!!
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Cool fossils!
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My dudes!! What an amazing video. So happy to see the gang together and finding absolutely incredible treasures. But you'll never escape the swamp children!! 😂
They follow us everywhere we go ☠️😂
How do you know where to look ? Those are awesome finds
Kyle, you're pretty; just thought you should know. All of y'all are pretty!
Those teeth were SO SHINY. And *sharp;* I'd be tempted to give my ears another piercing with one of the small, narrow Goblin-shark teeth just to have done it. Also, I have *grown* Horsetail in a garden pond; to see those calamite fossils made my brain hurt, and made me want to go find them so, so badly! Wonderful!
Frog looked like a Canyon Tree Frog - Non-venomous/Poisonous
Of COURSE you're the prettiest. Some time in my life I want to find at least one fossilized poop. :-)
Damn guys fantastic finds!! I would absolutely love to go hunting with you guys!! I love love LOVE this stuff 🤙
All that spent ammunition brass is worth money like $1.25/lb scrap price.
Liked 😎
Fantastic Vid love the tiny shark teeth ps Kyle i still think ur pretty especially in ur pink gloves ❤😊😂
Hahahahaha oh yeah I did have some lovely pink gloves on 😂
I live in Alabama. What area is that north or south
Oh Kyle your still pretty never doubt your beauty.
That Pyrite looked like poop 💩😂💕
Awesome
chris is literally milo from disneys atlantis
Yall were in the wrong spot, Go across the creek above the water fall.
Yo dude)) This may sounds insane, but I think I know this creek)) ? I'm almost sure that I've seen the same shark teeth in "Taxonomy and biostratigraphy of the elasmobranchs and bony fishes of the Claiborne group in Alabama" by Jun Ebersol and David Cicimurri. And we have find the same species across whole Western Syberia, there are many of them: Carcharias, Striatolamia, Anomatodon, Scapalorhynchus and many others. They are belongs to Eocene elasmobrachs, and very similar to those what you found. Maybe we could help to each other with identification, if you want)) At least, I definately need some help. And sorry for bad language. Long time no practicing with writing such a massive text)
WildKyle do you have a link to your finishing or cleaning or cutting your finds?
Thanks for the great video. You Guys & Gal are the greatest
Outside of Montgomery! Nice spot! Watch out for the hoodlums shooting guns 🤣
Love that hat every time I see it. Where did you get it? The one with the state of Michigan
Thanks Cassandra! I got that hat in Mackinaw City, MI!
@@WILDKYLE well I pass through there several times a year I'll have to take a look. Thanks.
@@cassandraderks-kent8326 I love it there! I can't remember the name of the store I got it at but it was on that main road that everyone walks in downtown.