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YEP! NOW is the time! Cleaned up, sliced up, fried in butter... YUM! Spring "Ritual" for US!
 

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Rebel - KGC said:
YEP! NOW is the time! Cleaned up, sliced up, fried in butter... YUM! Spring "Ritual" for US!
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Headed to the woods now with a net sack, two feral children, a beautiful wife and too much camera equipment!

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I usually chop down one or two, hard to find bags big enough.:laughing7:
 

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Snow forecast here for tomorrow. Frown.
The past week was shaping up nice....
Have fun out there pickers!
 

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I find it's easy to grow them. Just chip up a bunch on Douglas-fir branches when green, add some charcoal, spray with Morchella angusticeps slurry (dried mixed with a quart of water) and spread out on the bed. Each spore will produce a bunch of mycelium, and there should be somewhere in the neighborhood of 40 million spores present in that quart.
 

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Shenandoah Valley of Virginia "LEGEND" of "Murtels" as we called 'em... know where to look; dark, loamy soil, in the mountains. Walking by, nothing found... THEN! Looking back, THERE they ARE... MAGIC! Mountain "little ppl" do it! Heh...
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Shenandoah Valley of Virginia "LEGEND" of "Murtels" as we called 'em... know where to look; dark, loamy soil, in the mountains. Walking by, nothing found... THEN! Looking back, THERE they ARE... MAGIC! Mountain "little ppl" do it! Heh...
HAPPY EATING!
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For some reason, that made me nostalgic for a place and times I don't know. Maybe it's the red clay here...

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For some reason, that made me nostalgic for a place and times I don't know. Maybe it's the red clay here...

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HA! Red Clay is FAMOUS for NOTHING! Had too much of it in my CONSTRUCTION WORK days, before going to BRCC/JMU. Gotta get to mountains/woods... look under various trees; dark, loamy soil (GREAT for fishing worms, too!). Met MANY Ginseng gatherers of the mountains, who gave me their "stash" of Murtels, if I didn't turn 'em in (cousin was a DEPUTY... HA!).
 

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Dry land fish..Hickory chickens..call them what you want,just MMMMM GOOD!

GOD Bless

Chris
 

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Thanks everyone. Will have part 2 up soon. Should be finished filming by the weekend.

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I usually chop down one or two, hard to find bags big enough.:laughing7:
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What the hell.... :laughing7: We here wouldn't even think of that as worthy.... :dontknow: Around here I load up the log chain, small 18' bar chainsaw, fire up 500 cc ATV then drag a few home. I have a freezer for this sole purpose. Are you kidding me...????? It takes DAYS for my wife and I to process the 4-5 I drag home in the spring. Give me a break buddy.... :laughing7::laughing7:

I'll wake up soon....
 

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What the hell.... :laughing7: We here wouldn't even think of that as worthy.... :dontknow: Around here I load up the log chain, small 18' bar chainsaw, fire up 500 cc ATV then drag a few home. I have a freezer for this sole purpose. Are you kidding me...????? It takes DAYS for my wife and I to process the 4-5 I drag home in the spring. Give me a break buddy.... :laughing7::laughing7:

I'll wake up soon....
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Oh Yaaaa?
When I was a kid...:laughing7:

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Torture for me, morels come in may in my place. Enjoy, lucky ones.
 

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