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Mystery found on Green lake (pics)


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Trying to post pictures of the bone my son found on the shore of Green lake over Easter. I'm hoping it works. It is a solid bone. I put it next to a Altoids tin for reference. Sorry on is blurry, COFFEE! I have a one guess gill plate. Somebody help I have gotr to know.

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Which side of the lake did u find that? There was a dead doe melted into the ice southeast of rush brown this late winter. Maybe a deer bone?.. Buddy of mine was out there this winter and while scouting around his house he found a spot where the crows had been eating on a coot that was froze into the ice. He looks around and theres a few coots and a couple other ducks froze into the ice! Wierd.

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Far from a fish biologist but could see that being from a gill plate covering.....try googling operulum bone and see what comes up.

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this is an easy one. it's obvious a arrow head that some native hit a rock with and got bent. good luck.

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I wont even venture a guess.I did recently see on another site a pic of a bighead carp.It was a drawing and had the gill plate drawn in.It does resemble this one.

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Yup definately chupacabra, mystery solved. Fun thanks for the responses. On the same excursion my 5 year old found a great shell fossil too. The kids find the coolest stuff.

We fished this weekend only finding a few crappies. The boys still had fun. We did manage to finish the dock, get the lift out and the boat is on the lift. So we are have the boat to get out and look for fish with. The water is still too cold. I might get out this weekend in the boat but mother nature will decide that so we will see.

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Funny; a thread pops up with pics of a mystery monster, and ONE OF THE PHOTOS IS BLURRY!!! gringringrin

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Looks like the SW corner of West Norway! I was in those trees and rushes often as a child trying to untangle a wayward cast!

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Yup, location is right. The water has not warmed up enough out there yet. We caught 2 crappies this weekend and when they are 5-6 inches long they are likly not spawning. However the places for them to explore, trees to climb also provide lots of entertainment when the fish do not cooperate.

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