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Re: Southeast Texas hunting [Re: individualist]
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I wouldnt call tn Pan cyans.  they look more like  pan. papilionaceus too me it looks more like discoloration of being old. than actual. bruising.  they are old and beat up.  id just throw them away and find other spieces


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Re: Southeast Texas hunting [Re: bloodycarcass]
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bloodycarcass said:
I wouldnt call tn Pan cyans.  they look more like  pan. papilionaceus too me it looks more like discoloration of being old. than actual. bruising.  they are old and beat up.  id just throw them away and find other spieces



I'd rather not take my chances

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Re: Southeast Texas hunting [Re: individualist]
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individualist said:
One more thing to keep in mind, the conventional wisdom of an eighth being the standard recreational dose is based on indoor cultivated mushrooms which tend to be stronger.  Based on my experience with wild harvested p cubensis it takes at least 5 grams to get me anywhere even remotely good.  And if you underdose you’re stuck for a couple weeks because of tolerance.



I started a thread about a week ago about not being permitted access to a field because I was neurvous and my story was dumb I just over thought the whole thing. There's a beautiful field I always wanted but the ranchers brother lives there too and he's a sheriff...no way ever! Or so I thought.

An idea popped into my head, that field IS unusually beautiful..and I used to take art classes at the community college, I'll just ask if I can sketch the pond and the field from a couple of different angles so I can paint it at home we're learning landscape's. The sheriff answered at the gate! I'm smooth criminal and sweet and I dunno...artsy sounding. I pull off art student way better than biology student. It's more natural I'm not neurvous at all plus I'm really gonna sketch it. He said sure they don't mind askes if maybe I'll show him the finished painting and I say "if I get enough courage to show anyone besides my husband." He laughs wished me good luck take your time. Im floored, I go to the back of the field doodle a little and I raided one patty. Just one I'm not gonna rape this beautiful field. Maybe they'll let me on again someday. Anyway here's my haul. Someone let me know if any of these don't look like cubes.



My question is, if it's been a few years for me and 1st time for my husband would that be enough if I say, did a lemon tek?

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Re: Southeast Texas hunting [Re: LadyofGonzo]
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Way to stay after it Lady!:hatsoff:

Having the little bit of truth(being that you actually were gonna doodle)in there helps the story flow with more conviction.  Pretty soon you'll have more fields to hunt than you could shake a bundle of sticks at :biggrin:

They look like cubes to me, Im no TI. I always find cubes growing in the damndest places though, shoeboxes, monotubs :shrug: Never found one in a field.

As far as if thats enough for y'all to trip on. Weigh em if you can, that way you can have an idea of how much your ingesting and go from there.

Good luck and continued success!

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Re: Southeast Texas hunting [Re: LadyofGonzo]
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can you get better  clear pictures of them?


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Re: Southeast Texas hunting [Re: LadyofGonzo]
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What you have in the picture there looks like about half a dose for me.  I’m guessing that’s about 20 wet grams


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Re: Southeast Texas hunting [Re: bloodycarcass]
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bloodycarcass said:
can you get better  clear pictures of them?



Sorry about that.

Dryer now:


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Re: Southeast Texas hunting [Re: individualist]
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individualist said:
Youve found a few p cubsensis.
Important advice:  it looks like you pulled the mushroom up from the patty, as I can see debris at the base of the stem.

You do not want to do that. Use scissors when you hunt, there should be a clean cut and about a half inch or so of undisturbed stem emerging out of the patty.  When you pull the mushroom out it destroys the mycelium and the patty stops producing.

Your mushroom stems should look like this:






it makes no difference picking them or cutting. very little mycelium will come off.  the organism lives within the ciw shit.  pulling them out will not kill the mycelium.


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Re: Southeast Texas hunting [Re: individualist]
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individualist said:
What you have in the picture there looks like about half a dose for me.  I’m guessing that’s about 20 wet grams



Plus maybe a half gram dried up and grinded from one I found a couple weeks ago. I was thinking about doing the lemon juice soak too so I'm theorising if we split it given its been 6 years for me and my husband a 1st timer, we'll feel pretty good but nothing too intense. I could be wrong. My first time was a huge Golden caps biggest I've ever seen and soaking wet. I didn't pay attention to 1st time doses lol. But I'm an adult now and I want him to have a good time

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Re: Southeast Texas hunting [Re: LadyofGonzo]
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WHAT you’ve collected so far is barely enough for one person.  If you divide it in half you’ll both most likely only barely break out of microdose territory


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Re: Southeast Texas hunting [Re: individualist]
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Yeah don’t rush things and waste what you actually have.

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Re: Southeast Texas hunting [Re: doctorghosty]
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Don't eat any of those mushrooms in your pictures,  they are not edible and will most likely make you sick.

Edit: if they don't turn to powder after drying they will be fine, but they are past their prime to eat fresh.

Edited by Doc9151 (02/24/19 05:34 PM)

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Re: Southeast Texas hunting [Re: Doc9151]
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Doc9151 said:
Don't eat any of those mushrooms in your pictures,  they are not edible and will most likely make you sick.

Edit: if they don't turn to powder after drying they will be fine, but they are past their prime to eat fresh.





That's freshly picked


I am drying and grinding them so we can wait until we both have a free day to consume them.

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Re: Southeast Texas hunting [Re: LadyofGonzo]
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LadyofGonzo said:
Doc9151 said:
Don't eat any of those mushrooms in your pictures,  they are not edible and will most likely make you sick.

Edit: if they don't turn to powder after drying they will be fine, but they are past their prime to eat fresh.





That's freshly picked


I am drying and grinding them so we can wait until we both have a free day to consume them.



This is a mixed collection, I see 1 on the far right top the cap is against the side of the dish,  it appears to have brown/brownish gills. Is that correct?.


The cubes look good in this picture, the pictures I saw earlier in the thread were old and logged, not all but some.


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Psilocybe cubensis data collection thread. please help with this project if you hunt wild cubensis.
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