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Re: Eureka! [Re: tahoe]
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its nicer when theres less people there too. i liked skiing in the snowy stuff but i didn't like the low visibility, it made me ski slower and i ended up having to clean off my goggles, and come to think of it, the goggles and my ineffective gloves made me miserable

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Re: Eureka! [Re: sleepy]
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no luck today in the sf. hit me with the rain update


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Re: Eureka! [Re: burtonRebel]
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had some luck...did ya feel the earthquake?

one spot here a trusty old tiny spot, fruited last year Dec3, so that's 3 weeks late.

another spot is a new discovery, you can see a bunch of black ones in the background..but there are also pins. And the one on the newspaper is one strain of cyans that area really thick...the stem is maybe twice as thick as normal...I found one strain years ago that was as thick as your thumb, but the city plowed that up




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Re: Eureka! [Re: Nezzy]
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Some findings from GGP Sunday morning - My first hunt of the season. We Came out with about 130-140 g's wet.



Bastards left without me! :smile:  I'll join you guys next time for sure.  But good to see something from you Turlock kats. I knew that sunday was gonna be worth it. 

And is that more rain I see comming too...  pretty tired of walking around hunting though, been hunting by bike for years and man its the best.

BTW is that your old PF grow as your avatar? Your not a cop?  Cool.


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"...Gal's seem to hate the thought of blending chicken shit in a blender.
So, wash it well afterwards & DON'T tell them..."  -Agar

Edited by Civ (12/21/06 09:12 AM)

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Re: Eureka! [Re: Civ]
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:rockon:  :dancing: hear hear!

Civ said:
And is that more rain I see comming too...  pretty tired of walking around hunting though, been hunting by bike for years and man its the best.





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Re: Eureka! [Re: auweia]
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moved this over to psychedlic experience thread http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/6396932#Post6396932

also, there's a new dvd out that talks about this episode, see that thread

Edited by auweia (12/22/06 06:06 PM)

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Re: Eureka! [Re: auweia]
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a few more in the area.. showed up in a pretty uncommon place


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Re: Eureka! [Re: burtonRebel]
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I've seen them before I knew what they were. They were growing in a new growth pine forest. The tallest trees were about 30ft.

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Mazatec Indians *DELETED* [Re: pickupordelivery]
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Post deleted by WilhelmFink

Reason for deletion: off topic


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Re: Mazatec Indians [Re: WilhelmFink]
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what? this is a hunting forum...i dont even think that would fall under experiences


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Re: Mazatec Indians [Re: burtonRebel]
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does anyone know how fly agarics in the bay area compare to those in amsterdam?


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Re: Mazatec Indians *DELETED* [Re: burtonRebel]
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Reason for deletion: off topic


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Re: Mazatec Indians [Re: WilhelmFink]
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huh? scroll up and look right under auweias last post.
sincerely,
burtonRebel(actual name)

p.s. chill out


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Re: Mazatec Indians [Re: burtonRebel]
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ok sorry, I moved that post to another thread. I think the fly agaric question is hunting..well, this is ID and hunting...I guess if it's out in the wild, it's hunting

as for Wasson, well, that was the 50's too. I think I heard something on the radio once that Maria Sabine herself was targeted by western priests. I'm trying to find some reference to it

Edited by auweia (12/22/06 12:52 PM)

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Re: Mazatec Indians [Re: auweia]
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damnit
just checked all my fib patches and 2 of thema still seem to be lying dorment. i only found 3 little guys that would have rotted if they wheent picked its weid too. one of the patches looks like it only fruited about 10 scouts abut 3 weeks ago. i picked 3 of them that where not too far gone. itss been like 2 weeks and this patch has yet to show any other pins. just the rotten black remains of the dried up scouts. i checked the wood chips and there busting at the seems with mycelium. oh well. give it another week then ill check back


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Re: Mazatec Indians [Re: notapillow]
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I like the term 'scouts' they come up, look around and see if it's safe....

yeah some spots are like that...there might not be any more, or they could fruit again soon...we got more rain coming, so check again, is all I can say

there's such a wide variety of behavior I've seen with these, microclimates, etc, that there's almost no way to predict it..It keeps ya busy even if you have your own spots

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Re: Mazatec Indians [Re: notapillow]
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Hey Red, remember that patch I waved at when we were headed to the Fungus Fair? The one Auweia told me about? Have you checked it? I only looked once. It was a pretty pathetic bunch when I went by. Maybe there will be more from the rains.

Then again, you look like a hippie, so it might be a bit sketch.


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Re: Mazatec Indians [Re: CureCat]
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hey just for the benefit of people who rarely venture out of the hunting forum, I got one upload made of those Wasson tapes, http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=6398024&page=0&vc=&PHPSESSID=#Post6398024

Erowid is interested in hosting these tapes as well.

Merry Christmas!

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Re: Mazatec Indians [Re: CureCat]
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i know i'm tempting fate, but so far since moving here, i've had almost no cause to be inconspicuous in this city, aside from GGP, where the cops know what you're doing when they see you.


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Attn PWN hunters: If you should come across a bluing Psilocybe matching P. pellicolusa please smell it.
If you detect a scent reminiscent of Anethole (anise) please preserve a specimen or two for study and please PM me.

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Re: Mazatec Indians [Re: auweia]
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Ive had a chance to examine the pics by Workman of the cystidial forms of the two mushrooms that have been collected as friscosa (sp?).
I guess its important to mention that when im trying to ID a shroom I sit down and record all the cystidial structures I find - even the odd or singular forms. THat way you get a good idea of the more common to least common forms. This isnt really possible with the pictures from Workman because he has just posted one image of each of the cystidia.

The first one:
http://www.sporeworksgallery.com/composites/Friscosa

Looking at the spore size, pleurocystidia and cheilocystidia Id be comfortable in saying that its either Ps.cyanescens or Ps.suaberuginosa. Id reckon its pretty close to Ps.cyanescens - although the specimens Ive examined have a large amount of capitate cystidia - which we do not see in this picture.
Other than that, and the spores being slightly different in shape, Id be happy with IDing this mushroom as Ps.cyanescens - sublageniform pluerocystidia, sublageniform to lageniform cheilocystidia with extended body forms and sometimes flexous necks.
Perhaps Peter should examine some specimens of Ps.subaeruginosa for comparison as this mushroom is very similar to Ps.subaeruginosa.

The second specimen was:
http://www.sporeworksgallery.com/composites/SanFran_azurelike


This one is much more interesting.
The spore shape is quite different to any member of the Ps.cyanescens family, I did also mention the 2-spore basidia but workman told me that these werent as abundant as the photo might suggest. That being the case, Ive never heard of Ps.cyanescens having 2-spored basidia - only Ps.australiana and Ps.cyanofibrillosa.
The pleurocystidia is also pretty classic sublageniform to pyriform with a neck, and cheilocystidia are pretty fucking weird - sublechyniform to well I cant really describe that second form - maybe lancelate with a swollen body???
Looking at the macroscopic appearance isnt really helpful because it appears very different.
I dont think its Ps.cyanescens - Id be thinking that its either a strange regional variant of Ps.cyanofibrillosa with pleurocystidia and no forked cheilocystidia, a new species or a branching species (somewhere between Ps.cyanofibrillosa and something different.)
Im probably thinking that its a new species based on what I can see, but Id have to examine the specimens myself to be a better judge of this.


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