Mushrooms

[trooper]

I know there are a bunch of mushrooms that grow in the wild, I can tell which are good to eat and those that are poisionous that grow in our area, I'm looking for a good book on Mushroom Identification and plants also. My dad has all the Tom Brown books but I don't like them cause they got too many dumb stories in them on when he was kid, I just wana learn the plants.
Anyone know any good mushroom books.

[Rick]

You might try Simon & Schuster's Guide to Mushrooms.

[trooper]

Thank you, my pops hates mushrooms so he won't try it to learn them says he'll neer eat them, stubborn stubborn man.

[nell67]

hey trooper,stubborn seems to be a common trait among menremember,you'll grow up to be one ,one of these days!!!!!!!

[Rick]

(taking notes....goofball.....stuborn......)

[trooper]

Well I am a young man now, 15yrs lod, 6 foot, and 135 pounds and growing. But not stuborn though I'm pretty open minded.

[Beo]

I ain't eat'n no fungus boy, and open minded is not apart of the dictatorship of my house

[Rick]

Sorry, trooper. I need to go now............................>

[trax]

I ain't eat'n no fungus boy, and open minded is not apart of the dictatorship of my house

Trooper, remind him of who's going to be saying yay or nay to 'pulling the plug' when he's 120 years old, toothless and being spoonfed pablum by some hot nurse that he's way to feeble to make a grab for....how's that for dictatorship pal?

[narcolepticpug]

Well I am a young man now, 15yrs lod, 6 foot, and 135 pounds and growing. But not stuborn though I'm pretty open minded.

give it 2 more years. then you will believe you know everything in the world. and only learn the hard way.. at least thats how i was... then after another couple years you will see that you never stop learning.
i have allot of scares to remind me to lessen to what others know

[wareagle69]

mushrooms by roger phillips
the encyclopedia of mushrooms by jean louis lamaiso
peterson field guide of mushrooms
national audubon society field guide of mushrooms
the mushroom handbook by david aurua
need to know? mushroom hunting c collins
just to name a few..

[trax]

I find those Peterson's guides very well laid out.

[crashdive123]

Trooper, remind him of who's going to be saying yay or nay to 'pulling the plug' when he's 120 years old, toothless and being spoonfed pablum by some hot nurse that he's way to feeble to make a grab for....how's that for dictatorship pal?

and just remember that the spoon fed pablum could be ground up mushrooms

[rdw_440]

Check out this site.


http://www.econetwork.net/~wildmansteve/Mushrooms.Folder/Mushrooms.html

[rdw_440]

...and another.
http://americanmushrooms.com/

[Rick]

Hey, RDW, didn't you misspell your user name? Shouldn't that be WD40? Slick!

[Smok]

One of the best that I have ever used " All that the Rain Promises , and More" Great Photos

[erunkiswldrnssurvival]

Petersons field guide:ISBN 0-395-91090-0 is a good manual also try;The Mushroom hunters Field Guide: by ALEXANDER H. SMITH two extreemly good mushroom books with out stories.

[Rick]

Ah, Beo won't let Trooper on any more. He keeps telling stories on his old man then we poke fun at him.

[erunkiswldrnssurvival]

I picked some gold stalk Boletus the other day. thoes are easy identify, leather brown on top with sulfer yellow pores underneath, also slender stems.