Sunday, February 16, 2014

Are any fresh Oysters around?


Hello, this is Joe M. trying a new post, as we learned last week. Today I went to the Boise river looking for Oysters (I am trying for 3 weeks now), and I found just a few. So far I only have found brownish ones. I think they are Pleorotus ostreatus, due to their mussel shape, clustered, margin incurved, mild taste, decurring gills... So far I haven't being able to find any light grey, with white gills. So I don't know if I am early or late.The other ones I believe they are "Velvet foot". Here are the pictures.




Pleorotus ostreatus
Flammulina velutipes
 

Sunday, December 1, 2013

Password changed. Hello this is Kevin. I had to change the password. If you knew the old password you will know the new one with a little help. Using the old password remove the last 2 letters and add SIMA to the password and you should have the new one.

Monday, May 13, 2013

Kevin posting an update. Wendy and I found some morels this weekend. The seem to be just starting at the 5200 feet level and doing pretty well at 4200 feet. We were in the Mann Creek area and by Cabin Creek. Everything is very dry so you need to look where there are seeps and water is running. Get you personal use permit so you can go to the Featherville area. If you are over 18 you must have a permit you can't ride on someone elses permit.

Friday, April 26, 2013

Anything?

Is anyone finding anything? It's so dry! I'm not even finding shaggies...

Krista