Life is like a cup of tea,
It's all in how you make it.
Lisa
Last edited on Apr-29-09 at 03:02 PM (Eastern) by 99.130.185.253
Posted on Apr-29-09 at 03:01 PM (Eastern) by 99.130.185.2
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1|1|can not be found (i tried 4 didferent ways of pasting the url and it doesn't work)|pussecat|pu55ecat@aol.com|15:07:49|04/29/2009|
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2|2|Will try it again.|mo6g02|crazylady47952@yahoo.com|15:13:15|04/29/2009|
Donna
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3|1|trying for you|Ranalt|ainebailey@gmail.com|15:27:12|04/29/2009|
Life is like a cup of tea,
It's all in how you make it.
Lisa
4|1|It worked in my post above. It was a tricky little bugger.|Ranalt|ainebailey@gmail.com|15:28:19|04/29/2009|
Life is like a cup of tea,
It's all in how you make it.
Lisa
5|2|That's a morel! Oh my gosh, if he can go find more, he can make a killing selling them....they go for like $8-10 a pound around here! |saint6811|waylan@comcast.net|16:15:07|04/29/2009|
"Middle age is when you choose your cereal for the fiber, not the toy." 7|3|In demand here too. That's a big 'un. LOL|maraj|maraj64@hotmail.com|17:46:49|04/29/2009|
Please identify yourself in 1st email. If I haven't traded w/you before, I will require *legit* trade references & will gladly provide the same.
6|1|WOW my hubby finds hundreds of these a yr.....we call them dry land fish also...they are so good to cut in half, wash good , dip in eggs and roll |karlou|karlou5@yahoo.com|17:39:45|04/29/2009|
them in flour and meal and fry them ...kinda like you would chicken....i LOVE those things lol...but never knew of anyone buying them!! Between hubby and his cousin they could have made a fortune lol 8|2|I'm telling ya, people go out specifically to find these (it's mushroom season here too, and again in early fall from what I understand).....there are homemade signs in people's yards advertising Morels for Sale...people grab them up like hotcakes!|saint6811|waylan@comcast.net|17:48:51|04/29/2009|
"Middle age is when you choose your cereal for the fiber, not the toy." 9|3|wow interesting....but we usually just give what we dont eat to friends and family that we know like them|karlou|karlou5@yahoo.com|18:11:14|04/29/2009|
http://swagbucks.com/?cmd=sb-register&rb=327832 10|4|Thank you!! Going for $20/$25 lb. here|mo6g02|crazylady47952@yahoo.com|18:25:05|04/29/2009|
This is a little one, a friend of his just stopped by & his one weighed 10 oz. & was 13 in. tall!!! They both just left again to see if they could get into the woods for a hour or so before dark.
Donna
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11|5|Ooh my gosh!!! Geez, maybe I should buy them up here and send them to you to sell for me at a profit! LOL|saint6811|waylan@comcast.net|18:28:03|04/29/2009|
"Middle age is when you choose your cereal for the fiber, not the toy." 12|6|Found 5 in my back yard tonight|homerlisa|tls899@verizon.net|20:30:13|04/29/2009|
My husband and I went looking this last weekend,it was an unsucessful hunt. Tonight I found 5 in my back yard.
Last year we were able to find about 20 total and this year we are really hunting more often in different locations.
I can not believe what people pay for these. I am not hunting for them to sell- or I never thought of that LOL.
13|5|Nice yellow sponge type he has there! Goes for $25-$30 here |Skaytes|skaytez@gmail.com|06:52:53|04/30/2009|
last year..might be higher this year. People from the Chicago area come down here and go crazy over them so that drives the price way up.
I grew up mushroom hunting with my parents. Only thing I hate about it are the ticks, mosquitoes and snakes in the woods. Get rid of them and I would be 'good to go' hunting! lol
We usually find several in our yard here each year but am sure if I got ambitous and went hunting in our pasture/woods would find more.
We always liked the yellow and grey sponges (your pic is a yellow sponge)and the spear heads. They look exactly like it sounds. Tops look like a spear head. Now hubby prefers sheeps head mushrooms..they grow on sides of certain usually dead trees in the woods. Personal preference I guess but sponges are my favorite. LOVE them fried! We always washed them off, split in half and soak in salt water overnight or few a few hours minimum..kills the tiny bugs in them which you don't see till they die in the salt water :)..then rinse off, dip in flour w/ salt and pepper and fry them up. Gotta eat 'em hot though! Yuuuummmm-O!! makes my mouth water just thinking of them!!