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Big Shark Tooth Hunting at its Finest

Last week was the first time Diva and I laid eyes on our new shark tooth hunting spot near Charleston South Carolina. We picked up some nice teeth that were exposed and I ended last week's video at our lunch / coffee break. Refreshed and garbed in full digging regalia, we returned that afternoon to dig the new site for the first time. Normally I like to find a spot that looks good and then go to work, but everywhere had potential for incredible finds so it was hard to decide where to concentrate. I jumped around looking for the very best layer, and everywhere I stuck shovel would qualify as worthy at any other spot. Diva did the same. Here and now, only the best formation would do. The water was seeping in fast and everything would soon be underwater, so I dug quickly. I didn't film things I would normally film because as soon as I would dig a spot, the water would rush in and submerge everything. But it was oh so good! The gravel was everywhere and it was thick and chunky and barely covered by a thin layer of sand so it was easy to dig. It wasn't long before I struck big shark tooth paydirt and flipped out a good sized megalodon tooth just as Diva got one. We had been finding smaller teeth for a while but we both breathed a sigh of relief as the site finally gave up some bigger shark tooth fossils. I got on a hot streak and flipped a monster meg soon after, then ANOTHER one. Its the stuff that fills the dreams of slumbering shark tooth hunters. When we close our eyes we dream of this kind of day - giant megalodon teeth littering the collecting grounds and all we have to do is pick them up. The day passed quickly and it was easy to ignore aching backs and blistered hands. Night came as quickly as the water was filling the hole and unfortunately the weather called for rain. We packed up not knowing what to expect for the next day except that we would certainly be back! Would we return the next morning to a flooded memory or would it be just enough rain to wash the piles of material that we dug during this excellent first day of big shark tooth hunting at its finest? I'll let you know next week!