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Another hunt, another video, and the easy part is done. Now comes the hard part where I have to fill out this description box and find another way to say the same thing I've said hundreds of times before in a different way, "I went hunting for fossil shark teeth in the South Carolina lowcountry and this is what I found." If that's all I ever said, I doubt anyone would read it. Still I try, even though I know of only a handful of people who read this so not only do I appreciate you watching the video, I appreciate you reading this part too! Sometimes I sit here for an hour staring at the box wondering what the heck I should say because my channel is quite limited in the scope of content. I hunt shark teeth, especially megalodon teeth. Sometimes I hunt arrowheads, and rarely I metal detect, but I painted myself into a corner a LONG time ago with the channel name and I'm not about to go through a rebranding to incorporate those into my theme, so I'll just sprinkle those finds in when I have something good to share. I don't even know why I went into all that so I'll just blame it on the extemporaneous flow of this narrative, and now that I read over it I'm actually pleased with how it's turning out. Before I aimlessly ramble into the closing, I should mention that @AncientAdventures came along on this hunt which is rare, since she would almost always prefer to metal detect over digging for shark teeth, especially at the swamp spot where this video was filmed. Diva had one of her best days ever here with some really nice finds and I just had an average day but it was still enough to make a shark tooth hunting video to share. And yes, while it is the same kind of video I usually post, at least you've never seen me find these particular teeth before!