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[KYHeadHunter]

At first I thought it was a birdstone but I've never seen one that looks anything like this. I had one guy tell me it was a geofact, but I'm not too sure about that. Any ideas on what it might be. Sorry the pic is a little blurry.

 

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[Hugh Mongus]

Could that be one of those extremely rare fossilized turkey coprolites? A small J-shaped one would be from a jake. But perhaps not. I've never seen one exactly like that before.

 

[pickaway]

I'd say geofact also jmo.

 

[Cannonman17]

Can't be 100% sure with the blurry picture but I would also have to say geofact.

 

[Neanderthal]

HA @ turkey coprolite! If you close one eye and squint while cocking your head at a 14 degree angle, you can clearly see that it's the lil chickenhawk from foghorn leghorn.

 

[lostlake88]

Ohio people call those sex rocks

 

[*Molly*]

HA @ turkey coprolite! If you close one eye and squint while cocking your head at a 14 degree angle, you can clearly see that it's the lil chickenhawk from foghorn leghorn.

Too Funny.