new to FL

[tophd]

Hello everyone!!!I live in ft. lauderdale area, was wondering if anyone new of a place to pick edible fresh mushrooms in this area? I'm sure you would have to go west out of the city, where the cows hang out, if anyone could provide me with info in this area, it would be greatly appreciated...thanks alot

[firerat]

Originally Posted by tophd

Hello everyone!!!I live in ft. lauderdale area, was wondering if anyone new of a place to pick edible fresh mushrooms in this area? I'm sure you would have to go west out of the city, where the cows hang out, if anyone could provide me with info in this area, it would be greatly appreciated...thanks alot

Hey there Tophd! Welcome to the topia!! You'll find all the info you need in the forums!!

That being said, it isn't advised to disclose your location. Anonymity(sp) is key!!

[seedlessstinky1-4u]

Anonymity(sp) is key!![/quote]




yep, jsut gonna have to get out and look in the feilds. they're there you're in the mushroom capital of the U.S. shouldnt be that hard.

[mjshroomer]

Originally Posted by seedlessstinky1-4u

Anonymity(sp) is key!!

yep, jsut gonna have to get out and look in the feilds. they're there you're in the mushroom capital of the U.S. shouldnt be that hard.[/quote]


First off,

Letsd just set the record straight.

Florida is not the mushroom capital of the United States.

Seattle Washington is the Mushroom Capital of the United States with 22 recognized species of magic [psilocybian mushrooms] some of which grow all year round depending on the weather.

2nd.

Look in you local telephone book yellow page directory for dairy Farms.

That will tell you where some local farms are or nearby where you might hang out at.

However, rememebr Florida has some uptight deputy dog type dudes and county sheriffs who wait for shroom pickers near meadows and pasturelands or swampy gator filled pasturelands near rivers so be careful, and look out for rattlers, Water mocassins and black widder spiders, as well as bulls who love to chase strange tall two-legged vermin out of their fields and/or gore you if you cannot run fast enough.

Also about night hunting. Salt in the buckshot in the butt really is painful.

good luck

and do not poison yourself or others.

mjshroomer

and welcome to Mycotopia

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loved your post mj

[seedlessstinky1-4u]

good point mjshroomer, very good indeed. for majic, washington would be my choice to venture as well, however isn't Gainsville Fla. known as the mushroom capital of the U.S., not that it is, just that it is known to be. Washington has the biggest rain forest in the U.S. with an annual rainfall of............a shit load. but ughhhhh i must have been misinformed on that whole Fla. thing.......take it from Mjshroomer, he's the mycologist/feild researcher........not me..........be careful of the gators though....my bro says that they're everywhere, even where you least expect it.............and of course the farmers who dont tolerate tresspassers.........