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What Actives Around The Mid-Michigan Area?
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Over the last couple year's I've noticed that all the mushrooms I come across are in-active... but my best friends dad use to be good friends with a nataive american from our area, and he said they went hunting one day with nataive and he immeditaly knew which mushrooms to comsume, he calimed they where some of the best mushrooms he's ever had.  :mushroom2: But when I search for shrooms in my area on here, i only see one classfied as active... can anyone advise me? 


Edited by bobby87 (08/25/06 05:03 PM)

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Re: What Actives Around The Mid-Michigan Area? [Re: bobby87]
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pan subs.

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Re: What Actives Around The Mid-Michigan Area? [Re: bobby87]
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North American Indians were not known to use magic mushrooms.

Psilocybian mushrooms were eaten by Central American Indian where they were called "flesh of god", but there is no record of there use anywhere near Michigan. You friend is likely telling a tall tail about his native American guide.

There are many actives in Michigan. They have been posted. Good luck!

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Re: What Actives Around The Mid-Michigan Area? [Re: shroomydan]
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shroomydan said:
North American Indians were not known to use magic mushrooms.

Psilocybian mushrooms were eaten by Central American Indian where they were called "flesh of god", but there is no record of there use anywhere near Michigan. You friend is likely telling a tall tail about his native American guide. 

There are many actives in Michigan. They have been posted. Good luck!



Great! Michigan is in kind of a drout right now... and the temperatures are low, but im still keepin my eyes out!  :eek:

Edited by bobby87 (08/25/06 10:26 PM)

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