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Fossil Dealer Robert Drachuk
Views of the House Range in Western Utah, where Robert Drachuk's Western Fossils operates several fossil quarries.

The Tallest mountain in the House Range is Swasey peak at 9669 ft.
More distant view of Swasey Peak with Marjum Pass to the left
Marjum Pass and Notch Peak (all granite)
A view of the Wheeler Amphitheater looking north

The Western Fossil's Quarries below are in the Middle Cambrian Wheeler Shale Formation of the House Range. These quarries are on land owned and leased from the State of Utah. There is also much Federal land which is leased and quarried for flagstone where removal of fossils is illegal -- these fossils are being destroyed and lost to science -- what are they thinking?
An Elrathia kingii quarry is in the foreground. The mountains are in the southern portion of Wheeler Amphitheater
Looking NW, a Gogia eocrinoid / Ctencystis quarry near center left.
Looking SW, Gogia eocrinoid / Ctencystis quarry near center left & Elrathia quarry is far left
Elrathia quarry looking SSW. Marjum Pass is center right
Elrathia kingii quarry, looking SW. Elrathia and Gogia quarries are at about 7,000 feet elevation
Elrathia kingii quarry looking south. Sevier dry lake is in distance
Looking NE from Gogia / Ctencystis quarry. Wheeler Amphitheater in distance.
Closer view of Gogia / Ctencystis quarry looking NNW
Bathyuriscus fimbriatus / Modocia sp. quarry looking north
Elrathia trilobite quarry looking southeast
Elrathia trilobite quarry looking southwest
Marjumia callus quarry looking west
Closeup of Gogia / Ctenocystis quarry
Local wildlife seen as leaving House Range,
looking east. Drum Mountains are in distance
Local wildlife seen as leaving House Range,
looking east. Drum Mountains are in distance
Local wildlife seen as leaving House Range,
looking east. Drum Mountains are in distance

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