31-Inch Dinosaur Horn Fossil Found | Dino Hunters 

Then you’d spend 6 months on one specimen making $200k when he’s dug out 15 in 6 months and make $2m. Efficiency makes profits.

I agree with mossynutz, plus the location they dig at is extremely hard to dig at

Plus believe it or not, it is rare for many fossils to be close to each other, because of scavengers, water currents, weathering etc.

Also they have a short digging season. So they have to get it out before winter or it would be heavily damaged.

Actual paleontologists hate these people out there digging for a profit and the fact this is being televised is even worse

If they do it slowly, they earn a lot less, it’ll take a lot more time. And since they would spend more time on it, they won’t have to to dig up other fossils that are being destroyed by the sun.

It's exactly how you do it. You obviously have no idea what you're spouting ..they have to remove overburdened to reach the fossil layer. Someone always standing there watching for any signs of other fossils ...they are some of the best to do it and have a team full of knowledge.

Private auctions or museum will usually be the ones to get first dips, oh in college I had a professor who owned a few bones for experiments some colleges will buy them for their research programs

Mostly private buyers

@@sergiorexgaming5339 yeah the Owner of wwe has a T. rex skull in his office

bring it to your closest natural history museum. they usually have or know experts that can examine your finds

There are some big nerds on social media you could ask

i hope your day sucks

😅 dragons are myths

@@Jonah9HexFan9978 you don't know anything about history, you're just regurgitating propaganda...

@@Jonah9HexFan9978 you don't know anything about history, you're just spewing propaganda

These guys work with some of the best Paleontologist and Institutes in the world. Guys like Clayton have been in the field so long nobody reads the Hell Creek formations better. Not sure how you came up with this thought ..but surely you have not done much research or understand how much knowledge is put into this team. They're contributing and have already contributed so much to the science. Paleontology is endlessly thankful for these teams