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Camping, Tenting, Hiking in The Great Outdoors - This Old Tent

Camping, Tenting,
Hiking in The Great Outdoors

 

 Camping, Tenting, Hiking in The Great Outdoors - This Old Tent

EDIBLE WILD MUSHROOMS - MUSHROOM HUNTERS

I think that I will never see,
a mushroom that I wouldn't want to be.

Mushrooms are natural works of art! They grow so quickly that if you stood gawking, you may actually see certain species of mushrooms grow.

With so many mushrooms around, it's difficult to properly identity the species for edibility purposes unless one is a pro at such. Although I've studied mushroom species for many years, and I'm certain about several varieties I've happened upon while mushroom hunting, I just can't bring myself to eat and devour. To market, to market, said I....

Nonetheless, mushroom hunting is a thrilling sport that can be enjoyed by most anyone brave enough to face the brambles, poison oak & ivy, stinging nettles, spiders and snakes laced into nature. Don't forget to take along your camera with your firstaid kit...

A few edible mushrooms include: Chicken of the Woods, Giant Puffballs (best when young), Tawny Funnel Cap (slightly acidic with tough stems), Saffron Milk-Caps (mild tasting), Penny Buns (great! make soups ultra tasty, too), Jew's Ear,  Honey Fungus, Sheep Pollypore, The Prince, Lawyer's Wig, Covered Earthstar and Pig's Ear Gomphus.

 
 
 
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 Camping, Tenting, Hiking in The Great Outdoors - This Old Tent

 Camping, Tenting, Hiking in The Great Outdoors - This Old Tent

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