Type of mushroom?

Rescue44

Rescue44

Old Mossy Horns
This was posted on Mushroom Club of Charlotte, NC recently. Said he watched it for about 3 weeks. 12 pounds, 9 ounces.

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turkeyfoot

turkeyfoot

Old Mossy Horns
Helium said:
I know I’ve seen them years ago BUT since knowing what they are I couldn’t find one this past Spring to save my life 😂
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Where I'm from is further west than where your hunting and I'd find them lot during first 3 weeks April so I'd bet depending on weather you should see them early April maybe through the month if stays cool enough. If you have creek look along it if you have Any dead trees definitely check them out especially ash trees and edge habitat. Hopefully the deer ain't getting them all.
 
Helium

Helium

Old Mossy Horns
turkeyfoot said:
Where I'm from is further west than where your hunting and I'd find them lot during first 3 weeks April so I'd bet depending on weather you should see them early April maybe through the month if stays cool enough. If you have creek look along it if you have Any dead trees definitely check them out especially ash trees and edge habitat. Hopefully the deer ain't getting them all.
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Will do.. we have several creeks running through property.

1 in particular has lots of dead trees... will check it
 

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Eight Pointer
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Saw this today Lions Mane?


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Helium

Helium

Old Mossy Horns
Dead Eye-NC said:
Thx. Never had them. Might give em a try


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Highly recommend.. if you do harvest it then it’s simple

Take a knife and cut the back side “stem” about 1/2” off tree so that it leaves root for it to hopefully grow next year

The mushroom is really firm and not fragile like you would think
 

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Helium said:
Highly recommend.. if you do harvest it then it’s simple

Take a knife and cut the back side “stem” about 1/2” off tree so that it leaves root for it to hopefully grow next year

The mushroom is really firm and not fragile like you would think
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Thx! Maybe harvest and fry up this weekend


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