I found some interesting 'shrooms today in my "yard" - actually a clearing
on my land in north central Arkansas Stone County . It's about 3" diameter
and 4" tall , shaped like a trumpet , and a very pretty orange color on top
, white underside . No gills visible , and the stem flows smoothly into the
trumpet shape .
I looked a bit online but couldn't find one that looks exactly like this
.... I'm not going to eat it yet! but would like an idea what it might be .
I can take some digital pics of it if someone wants to try to identify it .

We've moved ! Though I'll be "commuting " to Memphis by motorcycle to
work several days a week , I now call Stone County Arkansas home .
--
Thanks !
Snag , wannabe 'shroom hunter ..

In article ,
"Terry Coombs" wrote:

I found some interesting 'shrooms today in my "yard" - actually a clearing
on my land in north central Arkansas Stone County . It's about 3" diameter
and 4" tall , shaped like a trumpet , and a very pretty orange color on top
, white underside . No gills visible , and the stem flows smoothly into the
trumpet shape .
I looked a bit online but couldn't find one that looks exactly like this
... I'm not going to eat it yet! but would like an idea what it might be .
I can take some digital pics of it if someone wants to try to identify it .

We've moved ! Though I'll be "commuting " to Memphis by motorcycle to
work several days a week , I now call Stone County Arkansas home .
--
Thanks !
Snag , wannabe 'shroom hunter ..

Find a mycologist to help you (univerity, or club) . If it has pores
instead of gills, it MAY be a boletus, but first know you are right,
then go ahead.

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in my experience the small nipple shaped ones are the best for recreational purposes and are usually avalilable from late September through till the heavy frosts begin appearing. But be aware that there are many types of mushrooms that look similar, more information can be found from this Hydroponics UK website. Good look with your mushroom efforts

On Wednesday, September 19, 2012 8:29:56 PM UTC-6, Terry Coombs wrote:
I found some interesting 'shrooms today in my "yard" - actually a clearing

on my land in north central Arkansas Stone County . It's about 3" diameter

and 4" tall , shaped like a trumpet , and a very pretty orange color on top

, white underside . No gills visible , and the stem flows smoothly into the

trumpet shape .

I looked a bit online but couldn't find one that looks exactly like this

... I'm not going to eat it yet! but would like an idea what it might be .

I can take some digital pics of it if someone wants to try to identify it .



We've moved ! Though I'll be "commuting " to Memphis by motorcycle to

work several days a week , I now call Stone County Arkansas home .

--

Thanks !

Snag , wannabe 'shroom hunter ..

Get your WILL up to date before you eat "those" mushrooms??? as you
may not get the chance to do so later.

On Thursday, September 20, 2012 1:30:04 PM UTC-6, Roy wrote:
On Wednesday, September 19, 2012 8:29:56 PM UTC-6, Terry Coombs wrote:

I found some interesting 'shrooms today in my "yard" - actually a clearing



on my land in north central Arkansas Stone County . It's about 3" diameter



and 4" tall , shaped like a trumpet , and a very pretty orange color on top



, white underside . No gills visible , and the stem flows smoothly into the



trumpet shape .



I looked a bit online but couldn't find one that looks exactly like this



... I'm not going to eat it yet! but would like an idea what it might be .



I can take some digital pics of it if someone wants to try to identify it .







We've moved ! Though I'll be "commuting " to Memphis by motorcycle to



work several days a week , I now call Stone County Arkansas home .



--



Thanks !



Snag , wannabe 'shroom hunter ..



Get your WILL up to date before you eat "those" mushrooms??? as you

may not get the chance to do so later.

As a follow-up check this site out.

http://mushroom-collecting.com/mushroomchanterelle.html

Very informative and helpful...might save your life as well.

Roy wrote:
On Thursday, September 20, 2012 1:30:04 PM UTC-6, Roy wrote:
On Wednesday, September 19, 2012 8:29:56 PM UTC-6, Terry Coombs
wrote:

I found some interesting 'shrooms today in my "yard" - actually a
clearing



on my land in north central Arkansas Stone County . It's about 3"
diameter



and 4" tall , shaped like a trumpet , and a very pretty orange
color on top



, white underside . No gills visible , and the stem flows smoothly
into the



trumpet shape .



I looked a bit online but couldn't find one that looks exactly
like this



... I'm not going to eat it yet! but would like an idea what it
might be .



I can take some digital pics of it if someone wants to try to
identify it .







We've moved ! Though I'll be "commuting " to Memphis by
motorcycle to



work several days a week , I now call Stone County Arkansas home
.



--



Thanks !



Snag , wannabe 'shroom hunter ..



Get your WILL up to date before you eat "those" mushrooms??? as you

may not get the chance to do so later.

As a follow-up check this site out.

http://mushroom-collecting.com/mushroomchanterelle.html

Very informative and helpful...might save your life as well.

Thanks for the link , Roy . As far as eating wild mushrooms , I won't be
doing that until I'm *CERTAIN* that they aren't of the poisonous variety .
At the very least I'll show photos of any I find on my own to someone
local qualified to identify them . I'm hoping to hook up with some folks
from the area to gain some experience of what's growing in the area , and
what's edible of the local varieties .
--
Snag
Learning keeps
you young !

On Sep 20, 4:00*pm, "Snag" wrote:
Roy wrote:
On Thursday, September 20, 2012 1:30:04 PM UTC-6, Roy wrote:
On Wednesday, September 19, 2012 8:29:56 PM UTC-6, Terry Coombs
wrote:

I found some *interesting 'shrooms today in my "yard" - actually a
clearing

on my land in north central Arkansas Stone County . It's about 3"
diameter

and 4" tall , shaped like a trumpet , and a very pretty orange
color on top

, white underside . No gills visible , and the stem flows smoothly
into the

trumpet shape .

* I looked a bit online but couldn't find one that looks exactly
like this

... I'm not going to eat it yet! but would like an idea what it
might be .

I can take some digital pics of it if someone wants to try to
identify it .

We've moved ! Though I'll be "commuting " to Memphis by
motorcycle to

work several days a week , I now call Stone County Arkansas home
.

*--

Thanks !

* Snag , wannabe 'shroom hunter ..

Get your WILL up to date before you eat "those" mushrooms??? as you

may not get the chance to do so later.

As a follow-up check this site out.

http://mushroom-collecting.com/mushroomchanterelle.html

Very informative and helpful...might save your life as well.

* Thanks for the link , Roy . As far as eating wild mushrooms , I won't be
doing that until I'm *CERTAIN* that they aren't of the poisonous variety ..
At the very least I'll show photos of any I find on my own to someone
local qualified to identify them . I'm hoping to hook up with some folks
from the area to gain some experience of what's growing in the area , and
what's edible of the local varieties .
*--
Snag
Learning keeps
you young !

If you are truely interested search for a local group. I know there is
a Missouri Mycological Society.

"Steve Peek" wrote in message
...
On Sep 20, 4:00 pm, "Snag" wrote:
Roy wrote:
On Thursday, September 20, 2012 1:30:04 PM UTC-6, Roy wrote:
On Wednesday, September 19, 2012 8:29:56 PM UTC-6, Terry Coombs
wrote:

I found some interesting 'shrooms today in my "yard" - actually a
clearing

on my land in north central Arkansas Stone County . It's about 3"
diameter

and 4" tall , shaped like a trumpet , and a very pretty orange
color on top

, white underside . No gills visible , and the stem flows smoothly
into the

trumpet shape .

I looked a bit online but couldn't find one that looks exactly
like this

... I'm not going to eat it yet! but would like an idea what it
might be .

I can take some digital pics of it if someone wants to try to
identify it .

We've moved ! Though I'll be "commuting " to Memphis by
motorcycle to

work several days a week , I now call Stone County Arkansas home
.

--

Thanks !

Snag , wannabe 'shroom hunter ..

Get your WILL up to date before you eat "those" mushrooms??? as you

may not get the chance to do so later.

As a follow-up check this site out.

http://mushroom-collecting.com/mushroomchanterelle.html

Very informative and helpful...might save your life as well.

Thanks for the link , Roy . As far as eating wild mushrooms , I won't be
doing that until I'm *CERTAIN* that they aren't of the poisonous variety .
At the very least I'll show photos of any I find on my own to someone
local qualified to identify them . I'm hoping to hook up with some folks
from the area to gain some experience of what's growing in the area , and
what's edible of the local varieties .
--
Snag
Learning keeps
you young !

If you are truely interested search for a local group. I know there is
a Missouri Mycological Society.

I'm pretty sure there's one more local , but right now I have other
priorities - like getting my shop and tools moved up here from Memphis Tn.
Gotta make a livin' ...

--
Snag

In article ,
"Terry Coombs" wrote:

"Steve Peek" wrote in message
...
On Sep 20, 4:00 pm, "Snag" wrote:
Roy wrote:
On Thursday, September 20, 2012 1:30:04 PM UTC-6, Roy wrote:
On Wednesday, September 19, 2012 8:29:56 PM UTC-6, Terry Coombs
wrote:

I found some interesting 'shrooms today in my "yard" - actually a
clearing

on my land in north central Arkansas Stone County . It's about 3"
diameter

and 4" tall , shaped like a trumpet , and a very pretty orange
color on top

, white underside . No gills visible , and the stem flows smoothly
into the

trumpet shape .

I looked a bit online but couldn't find one that looks exactly
like this

... I'm not going to eat it yet! but would like an idea what it
might be .

I can take some digital pics of it if someone wants to try to
identify it .

We've moved ! Though I'll be "commuting " to Memphis by
motorcycle to

work several days a week , I now call Stone County Arkansas home
.

--

Thanks !

Snag , wannabe 'shroom hunter ..

Get your WILL up to date before you eat "those" mushrooms??? as you

may not get the chance to do so later.

As a follow-up check this site out.

http://mushroom-collecting.com/mushroomchanterelle.html

Very informative and helpful...might save your life as well.

Thanks for the link , Roy . As far as eating wild mushrooms , I won't be
doing that until I'm *CERTAIN* that they aren't of the poisonous variety .
At the very least I'll show photos of any I find on my own to someone
local qualified to identify them . I'm hoping to hook up with some folks
from the area to gain some experience of what's growing in the area , and
what's edible of the local varieties .
--
Snag
Learning keeps
you young !

If you are truely interested, search for a local group. I know there is
a Missouri Mycological Society.

I'm pretty sure there's one more local , but right now I have other
priorities - like getting my shop and tools moved up here from Memphis
Tn.
Gotta make a livin' ...

--
Snag

--
Welcome to the New America.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hA736oK9FPg
or
E Pluribus Unum
Green Party Nominee Jill Stein & Running Mate, Cheri Honkala
http://www.democracynow.org/2012/7/13/green_party_nominee_jill_stein_running