I so love and appreciate your enthusiasm. As a 73 year old, semi invalid, I will never be able to go on those adventures myself, but when I watch your videos, I feeI the same emotions and share your joy. Thank you!
I'm 66 years old, and I feel the same way! I could probably walk a little ways, maybe find some goodies, but then to carry my finds back to the car... probably not too good. We live vicariously through Kyle and Natalie. Lol
Old disabled house bound dusty rusty rockhound here: Howdy, from Michigan! You and I have a lot in common. Thanks to people like Kyle, we get to experience the dream! Peace to you!
I live my dreams through TH-camrs, I was born a nature nut, always been drawn to ferns, horsetails and mosses, there's just something about them.This video was awesome, that first rock you cracked open with the fern is just so beautiful. I love everything you do, your adventures are never boring.
Old disabled house bound dusty rusty rockhound here: Watching you fossil hunt is thrilling! Brings back great memories of fossil hunting in times past.
Ps. Why wouldn't Natalie be so good to you? Yes, she is the greatest treasure you found, but you deserve it. Welcome it with open arms,heads and hearts. Minnesota love, coming at you straight. Take care of each other ❤
Hi Kyle, my Dad worked down the mines in Yorkshire in the North of England. When I was a kid he used to bring home huge slabs of coal straight from the coal face with the imprint of fern & tree fossils in them. One or two of them even ended up in our local museum.
That's some really cool finds Kyle! I'm willing to bet y'all are collecting the Pottsville formation. That formation covered the swampy areas (where you find your ferns and calamite fossils) and also river deltas (which preserved footprints from Amphibians and Reptiles) y'all are onto some good stuff. Keep at it man I love the Carboniferous stuff especially the trackways they're really cool unique fossils.
Awesome fossils and great adventure. Really cool to hold such ancient plants in your hand. It's a fascinating experience and connection with the past. Those fern fossils are spectacular. Best wishes Kyle and Natalie ! Hope I spelled your name correctly.
Hi Kyle. I live in the UK, not far from Lyme Regis. Another place close by is Charmouth beach. Both good for fossil hunting. A lady you may have heard of, Mary Anning has a statue at Lyme Regis. There was also a film starring Kate Winslet about her life as a palaeontologist. Recently there was a new find of a Pliosaur skull, which David Attenborough has made a documentary about found in Dorset too.Hopefully one day you can come visit the Dorset Jurassic Coast!
I love that you and Natalie compliment each other. You can see she makes you happy and complete if that makes sence? Im from uk and cant get about like i used to so i love watching your adventures fossil hunting,bottle digging and all the rest. So good to see you doing so good keep up awesome vids thank you to you both x
So very cool. Most of us wouldn't even have noticed anything special about those rocks, but now that you point out the fossils, I will look at rocks in an entirely different way. Thank you for taking us with you on your adventure. 😁
I lived in KY as a kid in an area that had never been strip mined and we found lots of plant fossils. I had an existential crisis at around 10 years old when my dad told me I was the first human to ever touch a fern fossil and it was around 300 million years old. LOL Freaked me out.
Love you Kyle ,your adventures with Natallie are very exciting to watch ,Sharing the joy of finding amazing things togeather will be so memorable for ever Happy new year to both of you ,Look forward to seeing more .
Glad I had your channel pop up after watching Elley knows rocks channel. Been a rock hound since my childhood out in the Permian basin in Texas. Now in Southern California since 1991. Love your fossil and geode adventures. Looking forward to more. That fern fossil is awesome!
Hey! I do not have a degree. As a kid I was simply obsessed with the outdoors and my Dad and grandfather took me looking for fossils. I never stopped reading, and most importantly, getting out there to see and touch these things and learn hands on. So no degree, but a passion gone wild!
Hi Kyle and Natalie! I am *smitten* with the fern fossils! Those are absolutely stunning! Thank you for taking all of us along. What a great video. I hope you both have a wonderful weekend.
Looks like that's north of Huntsville! The plant fossil areas I've been to are near Birmingham. I haven't hunted around Huntsville much but I know a lot of great marine fossils are found around there such as crinoids, Brachiopods, etc!
For coal and plant fossils , check around the tops of the Cumberland Plateau , in the Pennsylvanian to Permian beds . These contain coal beds and plant fossils , while the Mississippian limestones below host a wealth of marine fossils . Keep your eyes out for agate and geodes , this is Paint Rock Agate country .
I've lived in Ala all my life and didn't know about all this until watching your videos..I could watch these all the time they are so informative and interesting!
I'm glad you can learn from the videos Cindy! I love to share my passion for these things and it makes me happy to know others can benefit so much from it!
That 1st fossil fern is suitable for framing. I've been fascinated with horsetails since I was a kid and found out they went back to dinosaur times. It must be a great feeling to find fossils of plants that dinosaurs might have fed on. Great video.
Wow, amazing fossils Kyle... my 11 yr old son loves fossils and its so hard to find anything great around where we live in Ontario Canada. Traveling isnt easy either as gas is so expensive. He seen the fern fossils in your video and he wants one now lol. I'm hoping later in life he can be an archeologist or something along those lines cuz he loves his dinosaur history and fossil hunting. thank you for posting these videos with your lady I enjoy watching them and so do my kids. My 11 yr old is so jealous of your fossil finds in this video lol. All we seem to find around our area are horn coral and brackeopods... if you ever get the chance to come up to Southern Ontario Canada you should look into going to the Arkona Rock Glen close to Goderich Ontario the falls and area are loaded with them and native artifacts have been found a lot as well. If there is anyway of possibly getting a fern fossil through you for my son that would be both awesome and amazing. But if not that's cool to... we will look forward to more videos from you.
Man, I am so jealous! After watching Adventure Archeology and now you guys, it makes me want to move to Alabama and just explore and dig every dang day!
The first fern fossil was absolutely stunning!! Can't wait to see the rest of your finds cleaned up for the camera. Thanks for taking us along on your many adventures. I'm biting the bit to go on some adventures of my own. Happy New Year, Kyle & Natalie! Wishing you all nothing but the best!
Great video Kyle! Those are some really impressive ferns you guys were busting out of that shale...wow. Makes me want to look through some of the shale in my area, I don't think there's much of anything except maybe some pyrite in the shale in my area though.
Yes! That's exactly how I feel as I watch you, Natalie and friends find these ancient beauties! And boy oh boy! Did y'all find some beauties! Thank you both for taking us on this amazing adventure! Have a wonderful week you two, and I've lost track of who I've said this to...Happy New Year Kyle and Natalie and families!
I find the the same fossils here in Belgium on mine spoil heap where I life nearby, coming from half a mile deep. These fern woods/swamps are the reminder of what once was the super continent Pangea. A few years ago I was with a good friend who lives in Alabama next to a pond that was once an open mining pit. The difference between the Alabama fossils and the once I find here is the pressure they where under. Because the once here where under bigger pressure, they are more compressed. And I also got the impression that although you find more bark fossils, you have less foliage remains. The nieces thing I found were big slaps of Lipidodendron spore bag, that look like bird feathers. I don't know If you ever tested these rock formations under a good stereoscope, here you find huge amounts of minuscule spore, and the nice thing about these micro fossils, because they are so small, they are complete intact and have the most beautiful shapes. Anyway, good fossil hunting…
Kyle, since Natalie loves shell hunt and fossil hunt and fossil shell hunt…. YOU need to take her to the creek that you and Rockmaster went to where you found almost a whole fossilized horse. The “gynormus” fossilized welks and horse conch should be most impressive to Lady Natalie😉
Awesome video Kyle! You keep things interesting with the sheer variety of finds you seek. I don’t know if it would work well for a video format, but it would be cool to hear a rundown of some of your bucket list trips that you would one day like to do. All the best to you and Natalie in your upcoming adventures this year! Stay Wild and stay Kyle!
Glad you enjoy the variety! I love searching for so many different things. There's no way I could just do one thing forever! I love that idea for a video too. I plan on a lot more Livestream videos soon and that would be a great topic.
All the areas I've hunted plant fossils in ALA have been near Birmingham! I'm sure there's some sort of fossils to be found in your area too, I've just never been there!
I so love and appreciate your enthusiasm. As a 73 year old, semi invalid, I will never be able to go on those adventures myself, but when I watch your videos, I feeI the same emotions and share your joy. Thank you!
This is EXACTLY my motivation for making videos. Thank you so much my friend. I love getting to share these adventures with you! ❤️
I'm 66 years old, and I feel the same way! I could probably walk a little ways, maybe find some goodies, but then to carry my finds back to the car... probably not too good. We live vicariously through Kyle and Natalie. Lol
It's always great to see you smile. Great adventure. Great finds.
Old disabled house bound dusty rusty rockhound here: Howdy, from Michigan!
You and I have a lot in common. Thanks to people like Kyle, we get to experience the dream! Peace to you!
Watch out for snakes!
I have to comment how much happier and healthier you seem. I am sorry for your loss, I think she would be happy to see you thrive.
Thank you Dana ❤️ I don't know how I could've gone through losing Mama without Natalie by my side. She's so good to me!
I noticed that! Looking good Kyle. I noticed your hair looked great. Stress man it takes a toll on us.
That fern fossil is the most Beautiful thing I have ever seen!!! Thank you so much for sharing it with us!!! God Bless Us All!!!
I live my dreams through TH-camrs, I was born a nature nut, always been drawn to ferns, horsetails and mosses, there's just something about them.This video was awesome, that first rock you cracked open with the fern is just so beautiful. I love everything you do, your adventures are never boring.
Old disabled house bound dusty rusty rockhound here: Watching you fossil hunt is thrilling! Brings back great memories of fossil hunting in times past.
Ps. Why wouldn't Natalie be so good to you? Yes, she is the greatest treasure you found, but you deserve it. Welcome it with open arms,heads and hearts. Minnesota love, coming at you straight. Take care of each other ❤
I tell him that all the time ❤. He is the sweetest human I know!
She really is the greatest treasure I have ever found! ❤️
I love you so much baby! ❤️☺️
Some of the plants look like snake skin. 😮 Interesting finds in the video! Thanks for taking us along, Kyle. I found you through Michigan Rocks!! 😊 💖💖
Hi Kyle, my Dad worked down the mines in Yorkshire in the North of England. When I was a kid he used to bring home huge slabs of coal straight from the coal face with the imprint of fern & tree fossils in them. One or two of them even ended up in our local museum.
That's so awesome! I bet as a kid those fossils must have been so awe-inspiring!
Gave me the bug that carries on to this day. Why I love your channel so much. X
That's some really cool finds Kyle! I'm willing to bet y'all are collecting the Pottsville formation. That formation covered the swampy areas (where you find your ferns and calamite fossils) and also river deltas (which preserved footprints from Amphibians and Reptiles) y'all are onto some good stuff. Keep at it man I love the Carboniferous stuff especially the trackways they're really cool unique fossils.
You and Natalie are absolutely adorable! She seems as knowledgeable about this stuff as you are, Kyle. Blessings to you both!😊
Aww! Kyle is teaching me! I have a lot to learn 😂
That fern fossil is spectacular!
Awesome fossils and great adventure. Really cool to hold such ancient plants in your hand. It's a fascinating experience and connection with the past. Those fern fossils are spectacular. Best wishes Kyle and Natalie ! Hope I spelled your name correctly.
I actually gasped at the beauty of those ferns! What fun to hunt and find. I cannot imagine where you keep all your treasures. 😄
OMG that fern fossil is EVERYTHING! So much detail I was truly shocked.
You two are such a cute couple 😊
Good to see you having fun and out and about💋🫶🏼❣️☮️
Have a continued positive and interesting year ahead✌️🤡🌟❣️
Amazing the plant fossil
They are so beautiful!
The larger detailed fern fossil is spectacular! Wow 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻!!!
It's the most insane one I've ever found for sure!
How amazing your finds are! Sheesh! Those horse tails do seem very tactile.
Isn't that the place that you started your journey with Natalie?
I love them all too!
Man that fern fossil at 14:51 has converted me. I don't think they are lame anymore. Looks like a piece of art in a high end museum.
So jealous!!! I love those fern fossils!❤❤❤❤
They are sooooooo amazing!
Wow! Just amazing.
Great finds.
Amazing !!!
I love the calamites, but that big fossil fern is gorgeous!!! I hope you and Natalie are doing well, Kyle!❤
Thank you Cynthia! Hope you are well too! ❤️❤️❤️
just in time!
I totally agree those Fern Fossils were amazing.... you are looking so much happier recently, so nice to see 😊😊❤❤❤
Thank you Marie ❤️ Natalie has been so good to me and really has made a difference in how I've been feeling.
Oh wow. U found so much beautiful stuff with her👍💕. Hi from 🇫🇮
Love the video. The calamites and fern fossils were great. Especially the huge one. Awesome finds. Keep Smiling and Stay Safe! ❤🙏
Hiya Kyle, you rock!
Awesome video and don't stop doing what you're doing. I hope you and yours, have a awesome blessed day.
Cya! 😺🐟 out!
That leaf fossil is gorgeous! :-)
That was amazing today and the ferns are beautiful, thank you so much for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it Marcia! Thank you!
Wow! Those fern fossils are beautiful! The details are awesome! Nice finds! 😊
That fern fossil is so beautiful it almost looks fake! What an incredible find! 🌿
Bro that fern is spectacular!!
So cool.
Breath taking! God Bless!
Hi guys,that is so awsome.Keep Natalie in sight at all times.You both take cara,blessings.Hope you guys brought a big back pack ,you can't leave none.
How lovely to see you again, Kyle, with your lovely lady Natalie. I will now sit back with my little dog Molly & enjoy
That fern is insane
wow i am so jealous... what a great find .. love your videos..
Yeah man that’s one of the nicest fern fossils I’ve ever seen. Congratulations! Great find!!!
Thanks so much my friend!
Thanks for another great video WildCouple 👍🏻
Thank you for watching! ❤️❤️❤️
the leaf ones are my favorite
Mine too!
Natalie is very cool! I love that you both get so excited over the same things. Another great video.
It really is so incredibly cool! Thank you!
I love watching your channel. Thank you for sharing.
That fern fossil is amazing!❤💜💜💜
Hi Kyle. I live in the UK, not far from Lyme Regis. Another place close by is Charmouth beach. Both good for fossil hunting. A lady you may have heard of, Mary Anning has a statue at Lyme Regis. There was also a film starring Kate Winslet about her life as a palaeontologist. Recently there was a new find of a Pliosaur skull, which David Attenborough has made a documentary about found in Dorset too.Hopefully one day you can come visit the Dorset Jurassic Coast!
That's high on my list of places to go one day!
Love you all sharing your adventures! So informative. I will never walk another creek without looking for fossils!
I love that you and Natalie compliment each other. You can see she makes you happy and complete if that makes sence? Im from uk and cant get about like i used to so i love watching your adventures fossil hunting,bottle digging and all the rest. So good to see you doing so good keep up awesome vids thank you to you both x
If I had the first fern fossil, I'd make a silicone mold of it to make tiles or garden stones.
Very good idea!
The ferns are amazing 😮. What no Cheez-it's ! The cheese pizza looked good. Happy New Year Kyle and Natalie 😊❤
I'm so overdue for some Cheez-it's that's for sure 😂 Happy New Year to you too!
So very cool. Most of us wouldn't even have noticed anything special about those rocks, but now that you point out the fossils, I will look at rocks in an entirely different way. Thank you for taking us with you on your adventure. 😁
I lived in KY as a kid in an area that had never been strip mined and we found lots of plant fossils. I had an existential crisis at around 10 years old when my dad told me I was the first human to ever touch a fern fossil and it was around 300 million years old. LOL Freaked me out.
I remember having those same feelings as a kid when I was learning about fossils! It blew my mind!
Wow that fern fossil is amazing. Another great video.
That fern is beyond amazing! Glad your loving life!
I pick it up and stare at it at least once a day still 😂
Love you Kyle ,your adventures with Natallie are very exciting to watch ,Sharing the joy of finding amazing things togeather will be so memorable for ever Happy new year to both of you ,Look forward to seeing more .
So friggin cool!! Jealous!!
Love watching your TH-cam videos dude, it's amazing that the carboniferous plant fossils are to my eyes exactly the same as we get in s/w wales uk👍👍
Ohhh that's awesome! They are such incredible fossils. Thanks for watching the videos!
I’m jealous of that fern fossil !!!!! It is museum quality
It really is!
That fern is gorgeous!
Wow, the ferns are amazing!! Thank you so much for taking us all along on the treasure hunts!
Hello, good video and fantastic fern fossil, greetings
Love your videos! I'm in awe. Thks for sharing with us. 😊
So many stunning finds! It is incredible, nice preservation. 👍
The preservation is just stunning! And over 300 million years old! 🤯
lots of great discoveries
Wow! Earth floods/ supervolcanoes, be super crazy!
Glad I had your channel pop up after watching Elley knows rocks channel. Been a rock hound since my childhood out in the Permian basin in Texas. Now in Southern California since 1991. Love your fossil and geode adventures. Looking forward to more. That fern fossil is awesome!
Dude!! The second part of the video, I know EXACTLY where that is! I was just there myself like a month ago. I can't wait to get back there!
Bless you and your family this new year, beautiful video.❤️
Awesome finds Kyle, thanks for the education and video.
Way cool!
Great content kyle glad to see you post your amazing finds.
Wow
Kyle do you have a degree in archeology.? You know so much about ancient fossils its quite intriguing. I truly enjoy your video's.
Hey! I do not have a degree. As a kid I was simply obsessed with the outdoors and my Dad and grandfather took me looking for fossils. I never stopped reading, and most importantly, getting out there to see and touch these things and learn hands on. So no degree, but a passion gone wild!
Kyle, you need to put that furn in a shadow box and put it on display!
Awesome finds as always. Love that big fern, amazing detail
The detail is just amazing!
The fern fossil is amazing.
Hi Kyle and Natalie! I am *smitten* with the fern fossils! Those are absolutely stunning! Thank you for taking all of us along. What a great video. I hope you both have a wonderful weekend.
Thanks so much Angie! Appreciate you watching the video, and we hope you have a wonderful weekend as well!
So much detail, almost looks like a carving.
It really does!
My brother lives in Hazel Green Alabama. Where is this located from there? I'd love to come out there and look for fossils. Great to see you again! ❤
Looks like that's north of Huntsville! The plant fossil areas I've been to are near Birmingham. I haven't hunted around Huntsville much but I know a lot of great marine fossils are found around there such as crinoids, Brachiopods, etc!
Cool! Thank you.❤️
For coal and plant fossils , check around the tops of the Cumberland Plateau , in the Pennsylvanian to Permian beds .
These contain coal beds and plant fossils , while the Mississippian limestones below host a wealth of marine fossils .
Keep your eyes out for agate and geodes , this is Paint Rock Agate country .
Hey Kyle, I’m in the UK, I recently had a sandstone patio laid, my favourite 2 slabs have fern fossils, they are beautiful.
That fern fossil is so amazing. I would hang both halves on the wall together. Just imagine how it would look.
I've lived in Ala all my life and didn't know about all this until watching your videos..I could watch these all the time they are so informative and interesting!
I'm glad you can learn from the videos Cindy! I love to share my passion for these things and it makes me happy to know others can benefit so much from it!
That 1st fossil fern is suitable for framing. I've been fascinated with horsetails since I was a kid and found out they went back to dinosaur times. It must be a great feeling to find fossils of plants that dinosaurs might have fed on. Great video.
Wow the quality of those lepidodendron was insane, way nicer than what we’d find in Pennsylvania
Wow, amazing fossils Kyle... my 11 yr old son loves fossils and its so hard to find anything great around where we live in Ontario Canada. Traveling isnt easy either as gas is so expensive. He seen the fern fossils in your video and he wants one now lol. I'm hoping later in life he can be an archeologist or something along those lines cuz he loves his dinosaur history and fossil hunting. thank you for posting these videos with your lady I enjoy watching them and so do my kids. My 11 yr old is so jealous of your fossil finds in this video lol. All we seem to find around our area are horn coral and brackeopods... if you ever get the chance to come up to Southern Ontario Canada you should look into going to the Arkona Rock Glen close to Goderich Ontario the falls and area are loaded with them and native artifacts have been found a lot as well. If there is anyway of possibly getting a fern fossil through you for my son that would be both awesome and amazing. But if not that's cool to... we will look forward to more videos from you.
Man, I am so jealous! After watching Adventure Archeology and now you guys, it makes me want to move to Alabama and just explore and dig every dang day!
Alabama seriously has sooooo much cool stuff to find and see!!!
Do you follow @exploringalabama? He's my favorite channel from Alabama
The first fern fossil was absolutely stunning!! Can't wait to see the rest of your finds cleaned up for the camera. Thanks for taking us along on your many adventures. I'm biting the bit to go on some adventures of my own. Happy New Year, Kyle & Natalie! Wishing you all nothing but the best!
Thanks so much Leona! You share the name of my grandmother on my Dads side ☺️ Thank you for enjoying the videos. Happy New Year to you as well!
Great video Kyle! Those are some really impressive ferns you guys were busting out of that shale...wow. Makes me want to look through some of the shale in my area, I don't think there's much of anything except maybe some pyrite in the shale in my area though.
Yes! That's exactly how I feel as I watch you, Natalie and friends find these ancient beauties! And boy oh boy! Did y'all find some beauties! Thank you both for taking us on this amazing adventure! Have a wonderful week you two, and I've lost track of who I've said this to...Happy New Year Kyle and Natalie and families!
Thanks so much Julianne! Appreciate you watching the video :) Happy New Year to you as well! ❤️
Kyle, just had to say "you're looking particularly beautiful today".😂
Well thank you very much Kim 🥰🥰🥰
I find the the same fossils here in Belgium on mine spoil heap where I life nearby, coming from half a mile deep.
These fern woods/swamps are the reminder of what once was the super continent Pangea.
A few years ago I was with a good friend who lives in Alabama next to a pond that was once an open mining pit.
The difference between the Alabama fossils and the once I find here is the pressure they where under.
Because the once here where under bigger pressure, they are more compressed.
And I also got the impression that although you find more bark fossils, you have less foliage remains.
The nieces thing I found were big slaps of Lipidodendron spore bag, that look like bird feathers.
I don't know If you ever tested these rock formations under a good stereoscope, here you find huge amounts of minuscule spore, and the nice thing about these micro fossils, because they are so small, they are complete intact and have the most beautiful shapes.
Anyway, good fossil hunting…
♥
Kyle, since Natalie loves shell hunt and fossil hunt and fossil shell hunt…. YOU need to take her to the creek that you and Rockmaster went to where you found almost a whole fossilized horse. The “gynormus” fossilized welks and horse conch should be most impressive to Lady Natalie😉
Yeah Kyle! 😂
How do you distinguish whether the rocks are he’s and she’s?
We just share and don't think too hard about it :)
Y’all are awesome. Keep up the great work.
I wish I could come pick with you one day. And if so maybe I’ll share my local pit with you in NC where I get megalodon teeth.
Awesome video Kyle! You keep things interesting with the sheer variety of finds you seek. I don’t know if it would work well for a video format, but it would be cool to hear a rundown of some of your bucket list trips that you would one day like to do. All the best to you and Natalie in your upcoming adventures this year! Stay Wild and stay Kyle!
Glad you enjoy the variety! I love searching for so many different things. There's no way I could just do one thing forever! I love that idea for a video too. I plan on a lot more Livestream videos soon and that would be a great topic.
i live in the Scottsboro area and would love to know if its anywhere close to where yall are exploring..would love to explore if its close by.
All the areas I've hunted plant fossils in ALA have been near Birmingham! I'm sure there's some sort of fossils to be found in your area too, I've just never been there!
I lived in bham 40 years and after my husband passed I moved here to jackson county..I've gotten into indian artifacts and really enjoy it.
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Hey man,,, when ya gonna take road trip to Texas to do some fossil hunting ???????
Man hopefully sooner rather than later! I'm dying to get out to Texas!
@@WILDKYLE 👍👍👍 love your vids man 👍