Hi Bluefoot,
May I ask where you hail from? I'm from Sterling Run, near Benezette. Up here, we're well into the ramps, already. Juneberry is just breaking out. High water again. Gonna put on rain gear and muck around outside, anyway.
Me and the boys doing some exploring today! The cat (blondie since little every time he falls from any height lands on his feet). Said do you think Nona would make soup for Easter dinner! Lol
It could be that you are finding old fence lines. Many times I've noticed this in the woods. Often times I've wandered down these tree lines and found those one or two old locust posts still sticking up out of the ground. A fence line was established, and everything on either side was cut down to provide lumber for building, and open up the land for pasture or farming.
Hi Bluefoot,
May I ask where you hail from? I'm from Sterling Run, near Benezette. Up here, we're well into the ramps, already. Juneberry is just breaking out. High water again. Gonna put on rain gear and muck around outside, anyway.
Hey lucky, I'll be up your way in about 10 days. Quehanna wild area. I hail from northern Cambria. Sweet ramps and trout. Still searching for a decent spot. Love your area. Spend a lot of time up there.
I’m confused this year the mayapples are a week early where I’m from in nw Allegheny and I start to hunt when there a little below my knees. But yet ligoneir hasn’t been finding many morels and I’m usually 4 days behind them but ahead of butler and there finding them there.
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