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Re: Hickory Chicken Huntin’ Time!

@cheriere  I saw this pic posted on a Western MD Hunting FB page. A grandfather and grandson found 475 in 3 hours today. WOW!

 

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@PA Mom-mom wrote:

@cheriere  I saw this pic posted on a Western MD Hunting FB page. A grandfather and grandson found 475 in 3 hours today. WOW!

 

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Oh my goodness!  I'm sooo jealous!  But, I'm really glad you posted this picture.❤️. Thank you😊🍄‍🟫

It may be the only ones we see if I can't find any lol.😃


I've still not found s one!  They must have a good spot for them.  I have a friend who has a lot growing in a field nearby her house, but I wouldn't ask to search.  They collect them every year and sell some.

 

I'm still NOT giving up!  We're supposed to have sunny weather for a few days in a row.  That should make hunting a little easier...I hope lol.

 

On a positive note, I have been able to spot a whole lot of wild flowers and herbs around here.  I've been able to get pictures of these and look them up.  It's amazing all the beauty and usefulness most of these provide.🌸

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I thought you meant  Hickory Barbeque Chicken!Smiley Happy

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@Alsace Gal wrote:

I thought you ment Hickory Barbeque Chicken!Smiley Happy


 

Lol, I found out everyone here calls them that because they tend to look like a small chicken with spread feathers when they grow in clusters.  
I've never found any in clusters lol.  Instead, they always grow a bit apart.

Still no luck yet either.😔