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Camping, Tenting, Hiking in The Great Outdoors - This Old Tent

Camping, Tenting,
Hiking in The Great Outdoors

 

 

 Camping, Tenting, Hiking in The Great Outdoors - This Old Tent

FOSSIL HUNTERS IN THE GREAT OUTDOORS

We'll get straight to the meat of the fossil matter by listing some of our more productive sources for fossil hunting:

- near natural sources
- quarries
- road cuts - the fresher the better
- fossil hunting after rainstorms
- dried creekbeds
- embankments along walkable creekbeds
 

Always make certain that you're not on restricted lands, and that you have permission to fossil hunt. Take along basic fossil hunting tools such as a small spade shovel, pick and point.

You'll also want to take along a canteen of water and a first aid kit - just in case.  Protective glasses are also a must for fossil hunters.

Respect the sun - have fun!

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 Camping, Tenting, Hiking in The Great Outdoors - This Old Tent
Camping, Tenting, Hiking in The Great Outdoors - This Old Tent
 Camping, Tenting, Hiking in The Great Outdoors - This Old Tent
Camping, Tenting, Hiking in The Great Outdoors - This Old Tent

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