Hazelnut nut problem ??
 

I gathered most of my nuts last week, and its a good job i did as the
squirrels have cleared the rest.

They have left just the odd ones. I have picked these and cracked them
and found none have any kernals.

In checking some of my ones, I am at about 50% full to empty.

How can I check them without cracking them ?? and how do the squirrels
do it ??

PS

All my left over almonds have gone as well.

Hazelnut nut problem ??
 

good-boy writes
I gathered most of my nuts last week, and its a good job i did as the
squirrels have cleared the rest.

They have left just the odd ones. I have picked these and cracked them
and found none have any kernals.

In checking some of my ones, I am at about 50% full to empty.

How can I check them without cracking them ?? and how do the squirrels
do it ??

Weight?
Feel of them as you shake them - the ones with shrivelled kernels will
rattle.


--
Kay

Hazelnut nut problem ??
 

I gathered most of my nuts last week, and its a good job i did as the
squirrels have cleared the rest.

They have left just the odd ones. I have picked these and cracked them
and found none have any kernals.

In checking some of my ones, I am at about 50% full to empty.

How can I check them without cracking them ?? and how do the squirrels
do it ??

Weight?
Feel of them as you shake them - the ones with shrivelled kernels will
rattle.

It must be a good year for nuts we have lots of hazelnuts and walnuts,
we usually leave them for the squirrels but I think there is enough for
all of us this time

kate

Hazelnut nut problem ??
 

They are not ripe enough to rattle.

In fact there are some odd ones left on the bushes, that have just got
the end chewed off, showing the whites of the kernal, and have only
been half eaten.

Not sure why.

Feel of them as you shake them - the ones with shrivelled kernels will
rattle.

Hazelnut nut problem ??
 

"good-boy" wrote in message
...
They are not ripe enough to rattle.

The weight wil tell you whether there are nuts in there.

The skill will come in time.

Alan


In fact there are some odd ones left on the bushes, that have just got
the end chewed off, showing the whites of the kernal, and have only
been half eaten.

Not sure why.

Feel of them as you shake them - the ones with shrivelled kernels will
rattle.