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Some additional data following Johnpus' lecture 
- Amanita muscaria is toxic because of muscarine.
- The most poisonous in the family that I know of is the Amanita phalloides. You better don't read the intoxication symptoms
* I've been learning a bit about mushrooms lately. Just for the records
- Amanita muscaria is toxic because of muscarine.
- The most poisonous in the family that I know of is the Amanita phalloides. You better don't read the intoxication symptoms
* I've been learning a bit about mushrooms lately. Just for the records
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Those "magic" mushrooms are common in pastures where cattle are raised, they grow out of old cow "patties".
Mushroom hunters have been a big problem for some ranchers, mainly because of fence damage to get field access (if people can get in, the cattle can get out).
I am long past wanting to take a "trip" myself, whether on a plane or not. And I do not want to put my mushroom ID skills to any tests. But we have plenty of various mushrooms around here, between the pasture and the woods.
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Mushroom hunters have been a big problem for some ranchers, mainly because of fence damage to get field access (if people can get in, the cattle can get out).
I am long past wanting to take a "trip" myself, whether on a plane or not. And I do not want to put my mushroom ID skills to any tests. But we have plenty of various mushrooms around here, between the pasture and the woods.
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I probably shouldn't comment where future employers might read, but sure, I've eaten psilocybe mushrooms before. For the record I'm 26 and it was five years ago. And holy cow, awesome.
Mushrooms of the sort you buy from hippies are usually cultured though and never come in contact with cow poo. The poo mushrooms are often cubensis, which is the most common, but there are hundreds of others.
I've become interested in hunting mushrooms lately as well but my interest is entirely in those mushrooms than are simply good food.
Mushrooms of the sort you buy from hippies are usually cultured though and never come in contact with cow poo. The poo mushrooms are often cubensis, which is the most common, but there are hundreds of others.
I've become interested in hunting mushrooms lately as well but my interest is entirely in those mushrooms than are simply good food.
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11.30 is Hammertime!xavier wrote:Epic mismatching of concepts:betajaen wrote:
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I appreciate the vote, although it is not clever, just cropped from a picture. While I raise beef for a living (well, I raise it for money, a living is another issue), it is likely no one will ever eat Lady. She is awesome looking, but will take a cattle cube from your hand.Thieum wrote:I love the idea of using food as avatar. weshowe, johnhpus and nullsquared, you have the coolest avatars :p
Most of my cattle are, well, just cows.
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