You really get tired of them

Are you all city nibbers?

>read about a bad thing that happened in Romania (romanian peasants rose up in revolt because a few people owned a fuckton of the land)

>spot jewish name

>the people who were owning everything were jews

>they were jewing people at full jew ahead

>name Mochi Fischer

e v e r y f u c k i n g t i m e

Did they kill the Joos

I'm not a city nibba

@Odalman do you take advantage of the local edible plants?

Nah but that's mostly due to ignorance.

Identifying plants is on my list of things to study.

I know enough to know that if you don't know what it is, don't eat it.

Foraging is baste AF

Where you from my man?

Appalachia

Southern Ohio

Ohio River valley?

yeah

Near Kentucky and West Virgina

The Ohio River valley is literally the best place to forage east of the Rockies

I know a lot of people who do

especially mushrooms

You wanna learn?

That goes for anyone else too

It's important to know this shit

I remember when I was in south Carolina in the woods and I ate this berry that looked like a blueberry. Gave me the shits for days...

Any idea what it could have been?

hell yeah I wanna learn

Biggest problem is that there are a lot of things I'm currently studying

So I can't really give my attention to it atm

Whenever I've tried to forage mushrooms I just end up disappointed/aggressively vomitting

Lol fevs you're lucky you don't die

Mushrooms are a dangerous game

@WeIrdGuy and I'm not too sure

@WeIrdGuy Could've been a blueberry

It's a different ecosystem down in the Carolinas

I'm more familiar with midwestern mesic site foraging

Autumn olive, parsnips, blackberries, raspberries, cherries, apples, wild garlic

Shit like that