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Post by grandpawrichard on Jan 14, 2005 15:58:43 GMT -7
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Post by Cindy on Jan 17, 2005 13:46:07 GMT -7
Cool pics Grandpaw! How many of these are edible? We have a lot of mushrooms around here I know several are edible but I can only unmistakingly identify one and that is the Pinejack. Dick, can you tell me one more time how to load pics onto here, I think I remember, but before I try it and end up with a pictureless post because I thought I remembered, I thought I better ask.  Thanks, Cindy |
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Post by Mountainman on Jan 18, 2005 7:41:41 GMT -7
Cool pics! I used to work with a guy that would hunt for mushrooms. Always thought he was kind of weird, LOL! Wish I knew more about them. Would be kind of cool to know which are safe to eat for camp cooking.
Ed
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Post by Jeep Man on Jan 27, 2005 12:38:34 GMT -7
Cool pics! I used to work with a guy that would hunt for mushrooms. Always thought he was kind of weird, LOL! Wish I knew more about them. Would be kind of cool to know which are safe to eat for camp cooking. Ed We used to hunt mushrooms in Indiana and man oh man they were tasty. I used to always look forward to fresh fried mushrooms. I have no idea about the fungi around here but if you were in Indiana I could tell you which ones to eat and not eat. Actually, I only know of a couple that are edible and I won't touch anything outside of those since they can be quite deadly. Eric P.S. It was good seeing you and Tracy last night Ed. We need to get together again sometime. I still have yet to meet Cindy and her husband. I think a nice winter "cook-in" would be nice if we could arrange that sometime. |
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Post by Jeep Man on Jan 27, 2005 12:39:44 GMT -7
Nice pics Dick! Makes me want to go mushroom hunting back home!
Eric
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These are just a few of the beautiful photos I have taken of the Wonders of God that surround me as I'm out hunting. 
