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  • cdavisC cdavis

    twilliams I have seen these before. Didn’t know they were eatable. What do you use them for ?

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    twilliams
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    cdavis eat em just like a morel. Fry in butter. This batch I’m gonna try some chicken on the run as well.

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      I have never had those before, but they look like they would be delicious.

      Paul

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      • twilliamsT twilliams

        cdavis eat em just like a morel. Fry in butter. This batch I’m gonna try some chicken on the run as well.

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        twilliams I love morels so I’ll be hitting the woods to see if I can find them again. Do you know if they are seasonal like morels or not.

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          twilliams I love morels so I’ll be hitting the woods to see if I can find them again. Do you know if they are seasonal like morels or not.

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          cdavis I believe so, I seen them last year in the same spot but found them too late. It was dumb luck finding them again this year as I just went out yesterday to change the cards in my trail cam. Same stumps and tree where my cut trail is

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          • twilliamsT twilliams

            cdavis I believe so, I seen them last year in the same spot but found them too late. It was dumb luck finding them again this year as I just went out yesterday to change the cards in my trail cam. Same stumps and tree where my cut trail is

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            twilliams said in Struck GOLD!!!:

            cdavis I believe so, I seen them last year in the same spot but found them too late. It was dumb luck finding them again this year as I just went out yesterday to change the cards in my trail cam. Same stumps and tree where my cut trail is

            Seeing anything interesting on the trail cams? I have not put mine out yet.

            Paul

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            • twilliamsT twilliams

              cdavis I believe so, I seen them last year in the same spot but found them too late. It was dumb luck finding them again this year as I just went out yesterday to change the cards in my trail cam. Same stumps and tree where my cut trail is

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              twilliams lucky dog. That reminds me I need to pull my cards. They’ve been out 3 weeks now. Thanks for all the info.

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                twilliams said in Struck GOLD!!!:

                cdavis I believe so, I seen them last year in the same spot but found them too late. It was dumb luck finding them again this year as I just went out yesterday to change the cards in my trail cam. Same stumps and tree where my cut trail is

                Seeing anything interesting on the trail cams? I have not put mine out yet.

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                processhead a lot of activity! Most of it being does and fawns but do have quite a few bucks as well. Then the leaves and weeds came doing false triggers. Then the farmer let cattle graze off what he now plowed up and planted corn next to the woods(awesome bonus) so I got about 3000 photos of cows….lol. I need to get out there and trim but the boy borrowed my trimmer. Here is the biggest one so far, highly doubt I would harvest it. Need a better look once the velvet comes off.CE3908C9-A6A3-4831-A37B-C1A9DC85D5B2.jpeg

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                • twilliamsT twilliams

                  processhead a lot of activity! Most of it being does and fawns but do have quite a few bucks as well. Then the leaves and weeds came doing false triggers. Then the farmer let cattle graze off what he now plowed up and planted corn next to the woods(awesome bonus) so I got about 3000 photos of cows….lol. I need to get out there and trim but the boy borrowed my trimmer. Here is the biggest one so far, highly doubt I would harvest it. Need a better look once the velvet comes off.CE3908C9-A6A3-4831-A37B-C1A9DC85D5B2.jpeg

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                  twilliams He should have a few more weeks of growing time.

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                  • twilliamsT twilliams

                    Golden oyster mushroom!!

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                    twilliams
                    Closest I’ve come. 😂
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                    “A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”

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                    • twilliamsT twilliams

                      Golden oyster mushroom!!

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                      twilliams Nice!

                      Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                      • twilliamsT twilliams

                        processhead a lot of activity! Most of it being does and fawns but do have quite a few bucks as well. Then the leaves and weeds came doing false triggers. Then the farmer let cattle graze off what he now plowed up and planted corn next to the woods(awesome bonus) so I got about 3000 photos of cows….lol. I need to get out there and trim but the boy borrowed my trimmer. Here is the biggest one so far, highly doubt I would harvest it. Need a better look once the velvet comes off.CE3908C9-A6A3-4831-A37B-C1A9DC85D5B2.jpeg

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                        twilliams We are also seeing a lot of does and fawns, which is great. Only a few bucks but they always seem to start showing up more in October.

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                          We have lots of hardwoods in our SE Wisconsin timber and many shrooms on the deadfall, but I’ve been too scared to try to harvest them.

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                            We have lots of hardwoods in our SE Wisconsin timber and many shrooms on the deadfall, but I’ve been too scared to try to harvest them.

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                            Ridley Acres yes, you must be absolutely confident in what you are consuming in a wild mushroom along with other vegetation and berries

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                            • Ridley AcresR Ridley Acres

                              We have lots of hardwoods in our SE Wisconsin timber and many shrooms on the deadfall, but I’ve been too scared to try to harvest them.

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                              Ridley Acres Maybe find someone who already harvest mushrooms and have them go with you to check them out.

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                                Golden oyster mushroom!!

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                                RON PARRISH
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                                twilliams Very nice!I have never seen gold ones.I find them here but are white or grey. locally called hickory jacks .Very tasty indeed!

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                                  twilliams Very nice!I have never seen gold ones.I find them here but are white or grey. locally called hickory jacks .Very tasty indeed!

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                                  twilliams I still think those coordinates were a little off. I can’t see many trees from the sat photos.😋

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