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@kcmac9304

3 жыл бұрын

I'm very interested in your paleopacks! But I looked on your site and that is all you offer. With of course the added fossils. But I was wondering if there's any way to buy a magaladon tooth ...ect... I for sure will be purchasing some paleopacks from you. I'm addicted to your channel

@victoriastanford1844

2 жыл бұрын

Are you and bri an item? Just the chemistry and the vibes I'm getting

My son recently discovered your channel and is obsessed with your show. I won't admit to how many hours he has watched in the past few weeks! He is six and is now saving his money so he can go to Florida and hunt for shark teeth. He also tells me that he is going to ask Santa for a Paleo Cris Pack next Christmas. All I have to say is I hope Santa ships to Canada!!!

I could see the swamp children in the trees watching your every movement.

@kaylahtd4lifejasko

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂you quack me up lol

@Shargon25

3 жыл бұрын

Scary 😟 😳

@owendavidson2458

3 жыл бұрын

True tho

@owendavidson2458

3 жыл бұрын

True tho

@carmineredd1198

3 жыл бұрын

i had a dog i trained to talk, it could say '' hhuhey'' ( hey ) and ''hwhoo'' ( who ?) and rrtherrr'' ( there ) and when he did all three you would swear it was someone calling out - '' hey, who's there ? ' '

Great video! The gall is created by a "Gouty Oak gall Wasp"

Hi, Thank you for making this video I love watching you sifting creeks and I hope you can do some more! I have never been sifting fish or teeth or on dirt roads looking for shark teeth before and I have never found any sugar teeth but I have a huge collection which most of my teeth come from you thank you so much!

@PaleoCris

3 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome and thank you for watching!

Chris, you and Bri tore it up out there! another successful hunt!!! Take care & be safe!

Thanks for showing us a fun adventure, Cris! That stick with the cells looked like an alien specimen, it was so cool!

Thank goodness you are posting again! Loved it!

It's always a pleasure to see one of your videos pop up. It's always fascinating to see what you'll pull out of the gravel and the process of getting to whatever spot is always a delight to see.

@PaleoCris

3 жыл бұрын

I’m glad you found it a delight! Thanks for watching and commenting.

This is my fav place u hunt please keep coming back here!

@PaleoCris

3 жыл бұрын

Will do, very soon.

Loved this. What fun. It's snowing here in NE Ohio. Glad you took us along.

Hi PaleoCris! I love your videos and I wish you the best for the future fossil hunts!

@PaleoCris

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks BC!

Love these videos! The crickets and frogs make for an awesome ending. 👍🏽💚💚

Chain saw. Wish you lived closer, I would lend you mine. Great finds as always.

No way would I be out there when it’s that dark ... it’s scary 😧

Ain't it great to be out in the middle of nowhere, packing up to go home and then...shhh...you hear the murmurs of the Swamp Children coming up behind you.

@PaleoCris

3 жыл бұрын

No....not again... I thought I escaped them.

@AngieDoesStuff

3 жыл бұрын

@@PaleoCris nope. They smell your blood and your fossils!

@PaleoCris

3 жыл бұрын

@@AngieDoesStuff they can have my blood, but they better stay away from my fossils!

@lmako1837

3 жыл бұрын

Ahhahahahahah

@katpillar4131

3 жыл бұрын

Do not gaze upon them, lest their sight turn you to fossils.

I enjoy yalls videos would definitely like to see a video of y'all cutting open rocks! Keep up the good work yall are some of my favorite youtubers!

Very cool and a new sub here! Lived down around G'ville when Ize young like you 2. Spent a lot of time exploring abandoned quarries. The walls were lined with all kinds of old ocean stuff, sand dollars, shells, and only once did I find a shark tooth. Was gonna make it into a necklace but lost it. I need to come jump in with you all and get me another one!

Beautiful paddle on the river, so tranquil. Great to see that Bri is not afraid to help portage a canoe and dig for fossils. :-)

Hey Guys, 1st time sub here! I truly enjoyed your video & love the sounds of nature at the end...You guys really have a great zest for , " Times Lost" but now Recaptured. When I was a bit younger I would of died for these hunts.... my Father spent his time showing us children the fossils in shale banks, bigger river banks & untouched woods. So have fun & stay safe...

Great video you 2! Sometimes I wonder if people will get excited to find pieces and fossils of me in 10,000 years lol love your passion you have in finding fossils

great finds like always n descriptions you guys are the best

Great and informative can’t wait for more and bigger finds!!

@PaleoCris

3 жыл бұрын

They’re out there! I’ll go back and record more soon. Maybe I’ll get some bigger finds. 😁

Beautiful old Florida scenery! Wayback in the early 50s our Girl Scout troop went in canoes down the hill koala river in Florida I love the silver river to our campsite. This reminds me so much of what the scenery look like in those days! It’s so comforting to know that there are a few places but now I have not change that much. I am new dropped in because of the Hales! Have a good time. You look like you’re having lots of fun. Watch out for snakes and gators!

@PaleoCris

3 жыл бұрын

There’s actually quite a lot of places like this left. Tons of remote areas left completely natural. I love exploring them.

Fantastic video, thanks so much! I'm always excited to see another video drop from you; so glad you made it back safely. It's a wonder you had any energy left to look for fossils in the first place after that trek in. Next time you'll find even more!! Loved the night sounds as well.

@turtlemasterVII

3 жыл бұрын

Amazing that you are one of those small verified channels! Are you verified because of Google+ or because you worked Google at some point?

@JaneEllenMusic

3 жыл бұрын

@@turtlemasterVII No, I was one of the lucky musicians who got verified early on. Last year KZread said they were going to strip us of the verification if we didn't get several thousand subscribers, but there was so much protest they just demonetised us instead, lol.

Can't tell how you can differentiate the different parts from eachother, but I think it's so cool that you can. Gives credibility to your claims of having done this for over a decade. You guys... Rock!

Great seeing you and friends on What the Hales. I subscribed to your KZread, what are you’re friends names on KZread? Would love to see more of y’all working with Jeremy on his 70 acres. I’m in eastern NC and my grandparents had a summer place near Aurora NC where there is a huge phosphate mine. My grandpa would buy their gravel from them in the 80’s for the road to the camp on the river. My brother and I would find huge Megalodon teeth in the gravel. Being so young, we had no idea what we had found. We just knew they were super cool. Once home in eastern NC we kids had a creek we played in and found humongous scallop shells in areas where the creek bed had eroded. My parents used them as ashtrays. All of us ignorant about finds. I find it amazing that y’all find such wonderful fossils so close to the top layer of gravel. Happy hunting and I hope to see more digs on Jeremy’s property.

That insect thing are usually made by a very small Wasp / Great adventure / 👍🌝💝

Cool video. When we used to go to the beach every summer we always looked for shark teeth. I'd love to see what y'all pull out!

Another great video. It's amazing that all those fossils can be found in one shovel fool. Good call on leaving when you heard those people!! Creepy!

Cool finds, Cris! Lots of hard work to get there, though!💖

@PaleoCris

3 жыл бұрын

Yes it is...but very much worth it!

A great place to make up some concentrate bags, fun looking for those minis in there on a rainy day!

Wow, what a great spot! You should go back and see what else you can find sometime, those were some beautiful colors at the end there!

@PaleoCris

3 жыл бұрын

I definitely plan to go back ASAP! Thanks for watching and commenting!

Could've laid out the finds at the house like how wild Kyle does sometimes; also from what I remember you've done to that creek before with wild Kyle

You need to get one of the small battery operated chain saws. Love this channel!

Cris, love your videos. I bought one of your paleopacks. I only go through it about 1 cup of gravel at a time. I still have half the bag to inspect. I have found so many shark teeth and other fossils. I love anything tiny, so I'm really enjoying the finds. 💜💚💙

@PaleoCris

3 жыл бұрын

That’s great to hear Lola! Glad you’re enjoying it. Thanks for letting me know. 😁

@lolajo2850

3 жыл бұрын

@Daniel Bonvillian That's awesome Daniel! Keep on hunting. 🙂💜

@lolajo2850

3 жыл бұрын

@Daniel Bonvillian That is so cool! You've been hunting fossils a few years, then you have more experience than I do. I just started a few months ago, after watching PaleoCris and WildKyle's videos. They are funny guys and they know so much about fossils! 🤣

You guys have so much fun and so much knowledge. Bri reminds me of Queen, Nefertiti. Such a classic beauty!

Love this channel! Thanks Cris & Bree for doing the hard parts to show us some awesome stuff!

I hope you go back to that last spot. Great finds!

chris get your self a clam rake and cut the prongs off then have a flat bar on an angle for dragging welded on the mouth of the rake then put a fine wire basket around the back and then you can rake up and sift as you drag we do that here in maryland for indian artifacts you guys could scrape up all kinds of stuff and make it much easier than that big sifter

Awesome adventure and those teeth in that last screen, wow!

@PaleoCris

3 жыл бұрын

I’m very surprised how quickly the quantity and color changed! It’s time to go back to that exact spot.

Very cool vid. Thanks I live in southeast Georgia about 60 miles inland. When I was a kid my dad had a deep well installed here the farm. It's a 10" well that went down 900'. There was a 5' mound of small sea shells and lots of sharks teeth after it was finished... we were amazed. Just to think of an ocean once here 900' below my feet. Well ., Mother Earth is old.

Love your Chanel, you guys are awsome

Chris... Really enjoy watching. Here's a thought, keep a small box, like a small tackle box, with your "field trip" gear. Pack it with zip ties, cordage, asst'd hand tools that you may need... you know what you might need in a semi emergency. Some folks call me a " prepped" but I just say it's a form of insurance. Yes, I was a boy scout. But that was over sixty years ago. Every outing that I go on with friends, they always find me if there is any sort of minor emergency. I've even patched a hole in a small boat. My approach is to think about what could go wrong and have a plan for it.

@PaleoCris

2 жыл бұрын

All excellent suggestions. I’ll take this advice and build a small emergency kit just in case. I know I’d really regret it if I needed something and didn’t have it. Thanks for taking the time to watch the vid and comment!

First time on your channel, just subbed. Your girl is kind of a bad ass. Way to go guys. Great content.

I'd love for you to come to the Isle of Wight, the cliffs erode so quickly! I'm convinced there's fossils, but I don't know how to identify them. Or anywhere along the jurassic coast would be so cool! Maybe not many shark teeth though 🙊

Wow! So much bush whacking. Who knew? Bree's got some "beast mode" going on, eh? You go, girl. It's steep. The good news is that it's steep. Centrifugal force can be your friend. That was a lot of night sounds. ; l Can you name them all, Chris? Florida day or night creatures are Scary. : ) Glad you made it out.

Hey Chris I love your video's they are awesome

Bri and Chris, what adventures you take and fossils you find! Like your adventures and your finds! Question: if the water was so cold why were your hands and arms hot and burning and swelling?

I lived a few years near a well-known deposit in France (so many hours spent digging eocens sands !), and I'm quite shocked to see the amount of great finds here. Also, such a nice time you'd spend with your girlfriend, sharing your passion.

Super cool channel!! Interesting facts!!

Love the night sounds!

Bro you supposed to have wading boots along with the waders. Redington makes some cheap decent ones

Should have tied your softer with some small vines or braided grass or something. 😄 The twig galls are probably a result of gall wasps. I’ve never seen a wasp cluster quite like that, with the flattened shape, but bees do love geometric groupings. A little hole in a gall means the inhabitant has exited. Gall wasps don’t live king as adults, so they don’t eat. Pretty cool find. 😃

Bri should start her own channel! 😍

Great shark teeth finds especially the larger ☝️ one. Enjoyed watching 😉

I live in California, but you guys are blessed 🙌 😮❤

Chris I where a pair of crocks with my waders. It's more comfortable than just the wader boots. Also a cordless sawzall works wonders for clearing tree jams. 👊😎👍

I have sooooooooooooo many sharks teeth [i only found half and my grandfather gave me the rest] my biggest tooth is a 4in meg tooth without the top though. It also has serration

Your first video that I’ve seen in a while

Great colors in that last screen! I like the haircut too.😁

@PaleoCris

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Jessica!

Thanks...ye'all...Fun video....!

Looks like an oak gall. The culprit is a tiny wasp that lays its eggs under the bark; always at tips of limbs. The favorite tree-host is so-called pin oak, no doubt swamp pin oak. cool show!

I have been told that coffee colored water means the river is very healthy. I don't know how true that is but i love the color of that water!

You are finding relly good stuff😀

@PaleoCris

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Eddie!

Thanks Cris and Bree, for another great video! Also, loved seeing you again with "What the Hales"! I left a comment on their video, that we live in Micanopy, on 5 acres, and have a untouched creek...Would love for you to come check it out! I'm dying to see what's in it, but can't get anyone to go with me...So you're welcome any time!😃

@megankimber8772

3 жыл бұрын

I can get there in three hours lol!

@PaleoCris

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Leigh! I may indeed be interested in checking that out and should be able to give you an idea what is out there. Perhaps you could email me at paleocris@gmail.com?

Canoe wheels go slightly behind the center of gravity to reduce the bow weight. A few extra bungies in a Y from the top corners of the brackets to the top of the canoe will keep the wheels lined up w/ the direction of the canoe pull

Electric chain saw works great for bush bashing !!

Quite Beautiful there! LOVE the Body parts! I Can tell you've Never used [that] "Cart" before. How many more trips Dragging Canoe like That will it *Not* Float? Area you Finally decided to use it Wheels was where I'd drag, if at all. ; )

You and Kyle are my favourite KZreadrs!! Interesting video as always! 🤍🤍🤍

you need one of those little rechargeable hand chain saws. pretty cheap on Amazon

dude you need to get the boots that go with stockingfoot waders they are felt or studded soles so you wont slip and for cold water you can get neoprene waders

A photo of that bridge would make an awesome puzzle

Beautiful vid!!

@PaleoCris

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Shane!

@shanedaniel7

3 жыл бұрын

@@PaleoCris VW!!

Really interesting!

Thank you for explaining how the origin of the teeth are there i was just wondering that

OMG‼️ You guys should carry a little Japanese draw saw‼️ 💜💙💚💛🧡❤

@PaleoCris

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I should!

"Don't let it crush you!" Chivalry is *not* dead! :)

Cris if those Portage Wheels were attached solidly that canoe should be able to be pulled by one person with all your gear inside. If you set those wheels in the center and had one person at the bow and one on the stern it should be easy to pull. Were the wheels full of air?

I want to go sharkteeth hunting so bad. Unfortunately the dutch shores dont offer so many teeth. I have found pieces of fossilized spine though.

there's probably fatwood in the base of that pine tree, and im surprised you dont have a folding saw like a corona saw or silky saw, would be useful to have for what you guys do!

@PaleoCris

3 жыл бұрын

I used to carry one, but I guess it’s time for another.

My favorite sounds!!!

If you guys kept any of those tiny teeth, put them in a little glass vial to make a necklace Bri! :)

I would love to see u back with Jeremy from What the Hale$ video

Cool bridge

I’m gonna be in Florida in March and would be awesome to go fossil digging with you

Looked like a great day!!

@PaleoCris

3 жыл бұрын

It was! Thanks for watching and commenting.

Ur vids are the boom

Reminds me of gold panning. Are the fossils heavier than the gravels?

@TheBlackSheepDiaries

3 жыл бұрын

That's a coincidence, I was thinking the same thing, and I'm eating my 1st squirrel today that I shot yesterday with a xbow. Put the big guy in the crock pot all nt, definitely savage tasty! You might enjoy hawk vs snake here at my chan.

Good job! You should go back. 👏🏻👍🏻

I don't get that weird wood bridge. Where did it lead to? Why was it built and when? Enjoyed the video, thanks

so cool.i love your channel.

you should try a fence post hole digger to scoop the rocks you wouldn't have to put your hands in the water

Bri's a badass

Wow! Lots of work for another great video. Good to see Bri again. Btw got a Paleo pack for Christmas. I'm still fining stuff. Amazing!

Milwaukee makes a great electric chainsaw...easy to clear the road out for your truck.

Merci

Our rule of thumb was anywhere there's water, there can be gators. Besides that...the SNAKES! I'd be nervous as a whoore in church

I get so nervous watching you guys in the water when it's cloudy your tromping around in the woods how do you not get snake bit

Anyone know whereabouts in Florida they are in this video? By look of the forest around them I know it's somewhere in central Florida.