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Well, at least around here, Mahoning Co. After the 5" of rain we got Monday, and several cool nights in the 50's I decided to cruise past the city park where I find them on Thursday. If they are up you can see them from the street. That's how I found them the first time. Plus it's close to a store I go to. Sure enough, white caps sticking up from the grass. This looks like just the first flush. I've found them in the past right up to the first frost.
Went back out that afternoon to check some places where I found hens 2 years ago. Nothing last year, and nothing doing yet this year. 2 years ago there were multiple hens growing at the bases of every other red oak I checked. Kind of looking like a bad year for hens.
Went back out that afternoon to check some places where I found hens 2 years ago. Nothing last year, and nothing doing yet this year. 2 years ago there were multiple hens growing at the bases of every other red oak I checked. Kind of looking like a bad year for hens.