Up date this saturday 23 of may a group of scientist came and investigated the rock. They run a test to identify if it was limestone, the Acid test, under my suggestion first tested on the native limestone in the inpact crater, this test showed violent bubbling, smoking and ate a big hole in the native limestone fron the inpact crater. The test was then preformed on the “meteror” and the results were quite different, a miniscule amout of bubbling,and then the acid stop bubbling and turned green, no noticeable change in the “meteror” crust. The geoligist stated it appeared to have high concentration of magnesium, and dolomite, neither are found in the chalkmountain limestone formation, they said that the rock has been misidentified as limestone because dolomite looks similar to limestone but is harder. I gave the geoligist samples and are waiting for them to call me back with there findings.

Hers’s what I know On april 18 my girls and I were out at the ranch, a storm has just went thru, we drove aroud the ranch looking for storm damage, one of my girls spotted some trees that lookes blown over we crawled thru the ceders and followed the line of downed trees to (what appears to be a impact crater, and in that crater (appears to be a meteroite) we called a investivate team on monday MUFON they came out and investigated the event they did not come to any conclusion other than very interesting but not man madeand was a natural event. Some how FOX news contacted me promised not to disclose the site or my name, I met Richard Ray on monday he was very professional, and I felt that they would report and you decide. Richard Ray called in a “Expert” who said “quote” as I drove out here I knew it was lime stone because chalk mountain is limestone. He did not do any investigating at all walked up denied the rock was burned, denied the more than obvious high heat cracking on the stone, and said the discoloration was from weathering. Richard Ray seemed surprised because other invesgitors for the past 3 hours concluded it was a meteror. I wasn’t surprised out of ten experts one said no but I was surprised that Richard Ray Toside with that view instead of waiting for the lab results to come back, It is not limestone, the rock hound that have viewed the site feel it is a extremly dense silicaconglomerate, yea you know like a meterorite. Well sat the 23 at 10 oclock a media circus will meet a the ranch it should be interesting. cu there.

Well I stuck my foot in my mouth, I was out on a windmill farm out in west texas, looking for work, and should have been more thoughful of my audience, Just make a special note, not to tell Obama jokes, expecially if one of the listeners is a black guy. I did apolize to him and I hope he does not think all old white are like me. Man I’ll never tell anothner joke! well maybe a blonde joke.