Yes it was like 90 degrees that day, and they were a bit on the dry side, but almost totally bug free!! I did cut and dry a bunch.Ya, they both grow so fast. I'm surprised those oysters look so aged for one night of growth. You sure they were't there the day before? Either way, if they grew in a night, they shouldn't be buggy!
Lol i hate say it, but bringing a dog helps! I have my lab trained to stay when i stop moving fast and forage. He won't move until im done and call him. I have tried to put deet on his ears but he rolls around in the grass until it's off. Unfortunately my mushroom hunting companion is bait.The only thing I've found that actually works is to stay out the woods lol. Bug spray kinda works but haven't found much else other than that and staying out of there and finding a different spot with less buggs
Beautiful!!! What is the third pic of?View attachment 44151 View attachment 44152 View attachment 44153 View attachment 44154
Spent 3 hours last evening in Olmsted County: 12 pounds chanterelles and a few lobsters to boot. I also harvested sone ramp bulbs, the latest I've ever done so. The bulbs were a tad less flavorful than spring ramps but tasty nonetheless.
Yes, an interesting display!!I believe the third pic is Fuzzy Foot, the xeromphalina genus. Not edible in the least but pretty cool looking.