"Thanks for posting these Australian Meteorites Charlie, Its always good to see what meteorites our friends have :) Cheers M8"

"Thanks, Graham. In this case, I drove to the lake and stopped at the first surface that looked worth hunting. Found it within two hours. M-"

"Thanks, Charlie. Started hunting in March of 2014 and I have 31 finds in 6 different hunting areas including Holbrook, Stewart Valley, Stump Spring, Coyote DL and Harper, as well as a secret area, which I will reveal in time. Meteorite hunting would…"

"I believe this to be the finest meteorite I've ever found (although I only started hunting in March of 2014). It's a 95% fusion-crusted individual with thumbprints and even a little lip. When I found it, it was tee'd up like a…"

"Yep. The underside of this one is yellow, green, white, etc. due to calcification. Will post a close-up of the underside soon. M-"

"Thanks guys. This was my 5th Coyote DL find.  Will post pix of others soon. Re-photographing my collection. M-"

"I think you're right Michael. Experience should clear up a number of my questions. Thanks. Tom"

"Maybe if you deleted the excess space you could post more?"

"Thanks for the clarification, Michael."

"Nice Mark. Love in-situs. But my in-situs are all of Native American artifacts:-) I envy your ability to put the time and experience in to find your own meteorites. God, I'd be at it 7 days a week if I lived out there. I bet I'd be good at…"

"Thanks guys. Yeah, at the time Haag was bringing in a lot of meteorites from Australia. One of my first slices. There was no Cook series as yet. It was sold as Cook, not Cook 001. It is very dark interior. Tough to photograph. But I've just…"

"This looks very much like the cook 001 main mass at SAM. Very dark looking interior"