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That area was, what, along the banks of Lake Apopka? I grew up a couple of miles away, by Lake Lotus and the Little Wekiva.

Wow. As creative as it is impressive...

Play cricket instead...

4. Have a gun nearby; most alligators are too small to eat you, though they might nip you 5. Most snakes don't bite 6. Rangers can't do **** about this

It's very simple: 1. Go to Central Florida 2. Find a NATURAL body of water and/or a construction site 3. Dig

Is this Kellen Winslow II?

Love that area, sometimes I go out on the boat with my brother's family and we take the St. John's from Lake Monroe to Lake Harney. Change of pace from going up and down the Wekiva. Now I realize, I should have been getting out of the boat to dig around with my hands... :LOL:

OK, so I have to ask you a weird question...do you use gloves when you are digging, and if not, do you end up cutting yourself on some of this stuff? Or are you doing it paleontologist style, with brushes and gentle movement of sand?

And that pugnacious mammal has been named Canus Mopericus...

It is obviously a calcified paper football that ancient American Indian children used when they were bored while in school classrooms...

Wow. When I was down there in 1993, I think they had just found a new site, and now 30 years later, they are still finding stuff.

Wow, had no idea there was anything interesting (archaeologically) out around Championsgate. Though, now that I think about it, there's a sign on the Osceola Parkway that mentions the headwaters for the Everglades starting up there around Kissimmmee.