RDR2: Every Dinosaur Bone Location (& Rewards)

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One of the most exciting and unique collectibles in would have to be dinosaur bones, which perfectly encapsulate the growing scientific and public interest in dinosaurs during the game's era. Deborah MacGuiness is an old paleontologist searching for dinosaur bones in the region. Arthur can offer his services in finding these bones and giving their locations to a good paleontologist.

Dinosaur bones can be found in cliff walls, rock formations, or just sticking out of the ground. While you can find these bones before meeting MacGuiness, you can't do anything with them until that first meeting. Therefore, you'll want to meet MacGuiness and know what you're doing before you go hunting for dinosaurs.

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Deborah MacGuiness is an elderly woman crouched in a crater in the Heartlands, carefully unearthing a new discovery. Ride south from the H in Heartlands and you'll eventually come across her. Her quest, ',' tasks Arthur with finding 30 dinosaur bones scattered throughout the map. When you speak with her after finding your first bone, you'll get a quartz chunk. You'll later get a Skull Statue after 15 bones and a Jaw Bone Knife at the quest's end.

The Heartlands acts as the home of the Van der Linde gang after leaving Colter. The region features the town of Valentine, one of the best towns in , and features Deborah MacGuiness, making it the first region you'll explore for dinosaur bones. There are six dinosaur bones in the Heartlands, with two found not too far from MacGuiness. While exploring the Heartlands, make sure to stop by Cumberland Forest, the smallest region in the game with just two dinosaur bones to its name.

Bone

Location Description

Heartlands Bone #1

In a cave under the Oil Derrick

Heartlands Bone #2

Southeast of the Oil Derrick, at the end of a dried-up river

Heartlands Bone #3

In the middle of a grassy