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MushyCork
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Registered: 09/23/13
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Irish season started?
#18881748 - 09/23/13 06:49 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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I'm living in West of Ireland, been out for the past two days (although admittedly not for very long) and haven't found anything, going up to the Sheep fields tomorrow morning. Anyone found big yields yet this season?
Hasn't exactly been perfect weather
-------------------- K rocks the boat. Shrooms flip it over.
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Tas75
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Re: Irish season started? [Re: MushyCork]
#18881789 - 09/23/13 06:59 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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You won't know unless you go looking! Just because someone else hasn't found anything does not mean your area isn't fruiting yet. There's no substitute for going and looking yourself and a day out is always fun!
You should read:
Read Me!!! Yes You n00b: Mushroom Hunting & Identification Forum Rules
Particularly where it says:
4. Do not ask about current finds in your area. These posts have been flooding the forum for years. If you're curious about if mushrooms are growing in your area, get out there and look! Mushrooms don't read the books. Sometimes they fruit outside of season. There is no set date for any season, only vast generalizations. Your best bet is that if it's close to the season for the mushroom you are looking for and its been raining, you just might find some.
5. Do not make threads or posts discussing or reporting the weather. This includes complaining about the weather, asking if the current weather is "good for shrooms", or how long to wait after rain fall to go hunting. As a general rule of thumb, if it has rained within the last 1-10 days, and the temperatures are correct for the type of mushroom you're looking for, and the time of year is correct then it is very likely that the mushroom you are looking for is growing.
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MushyCork
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Re: Irish season started? [Re: Tas75]
#18881809 - 09/23/13 07:04 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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I have been looking, just with no success... :/
-------------------- K rocks the boat. Shrooms flip it over.
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TimmiT


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Loc: Victoria
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Re: Irish season started? [Re: MushyCork]
#18881914 - 09/23/13 07:04 PM (10 years, 4 months ago) |
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This thread has been closed.
Reason:
Quote:
Tas75 said: You should read:
Read Me!!! Yes You n00b: Mushroom Hunting & Identification Forum Rules
Particularly where it says:
4. Do not ask about current finds in your area. These posts have been flooding the forum for years. If you're curious about if mushrooms are growing in your area, get out there and look! Mushrooms don't read the books. Sometimes they fruit outside of season. There is no set date for any season, only vast generalizations. Your best bet is that if it's close to the season for the mushroom you are looking for and its been raining, you just might find some.
5. Do not make threads or posts discussing or reporting the weather. This includes complaining about the weather, asking if the current weather is "good for shrooms", or how long to wait after rain fall to go hunting. As a general rule of thumb, if it has rained within the last 1-10 days, and the temperatures are correct for the type of mushroom you're looking for, and the time of year is correct then it is very likely that the mushroom you are looking for is growing.
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