Fossil ID help

Definitely a rugose coral of some type ( horn coral group). I'm far from an expert but it looks somewhat similar to Entelophyllum rugosum...Mel

Agree with Mel. Interesting article on corals found in Kentucky might shed some light. www.uky.edu/KGS/fossils/corals.htm

Here is another link, Looks like great color in that coral. www.fallsoftheohio.org/DevonianCorals.html

I hope you will find some small pieces for the tumbler.
You should get some great structure when polished.
I know you are not into heating, but the color of that coral would probably put on a show.

That one belongs on a shelf.

Eh, horn coral, I've came upon them before. Uncommon, for sure, but to the trained eye one can spot a horned coral from a good distance in a creek, pick one up, marvel over it, consider its worth, and finally take it home.

Randy, we could schedule a trip before I go somewhere for a month. I don't know about your schedule, but I'm not terribly busy. Plenty of creeks here in Rockcastle and in Lincoln counties, the possibilities of great finds are endless...