Should I eat it?
- Thread starter Herzog
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- The Village of Kay
I'm not an expert, but have heard not to eat any that grow near trees.
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- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
Eat it! And film the results.... 
But it might kill you, so maybe don't?
But it might kill you, so maybe don't?
Could make a hell of a ride!?Eat it! And film the results....
But it might kill you, so maybe don't?
- Location
- The Village of Kay
Yea, I hate mushrooms so that's one reason I'm not an expert.I don't even like normal mushrooms so yea...
- Location
- Never Far From Nowhere
It’ll totally go viral. Do it!!Eat it! And film the results....
But it might kill you, so maybe don't?
Spork
Tin Foil Hat Equipped
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- Saratoga Springs, UT
Now you got me trying to identify mushrooms...
first guess Dryad's Saddle
urbanmushrooms.com
Second guess Velvet Foot or Winter Mushroom
urbanmushrooms.com
Third something like a Funeral Bell mushroom.
If you eat it and die let us know
first guess Dryad's Saddle
Polyporus squamosus | Urban Mushrooms
Second guess Velvet Foot or Winter Mushroom
Flammulina velutipes | Urban Mushrooms
Third something like a Funeral Bell mushroom.
If you eat it and die let us know
DaveB
Long Jeep Fan
- Location
- Holladay, Utah
There are mushrooms that grow on trees that are fine to eat like oyster mushrooms and velvet foot. I collect the wild mushrooms whenever I can but you need to know what they are. One thing you didn't show is the underside of the mushrooms which is one of the ways you can tell if it is an oyster. There are books on collecting wild mushrooms that help you identify what they are. Here is a website that I like that shows many of the local wild mushrooms:
utahwildlife.net
You can even take your pictures and post them there and they will usually help you out. I have pictures on there of ones I have found.
Best Wild Mushroom
utahwildlife.net
You can even take your pictures and post them there and they will usually help you out. I have pictures on there of ones I have found.
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- West Jordan
I have quite the selection of mushrooms growing in my lawn right now. Anyone from RME is welcome (encouraged?) to come harvest them. The more you take, the less my dog will eat...
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- The Village of Kay
My coworker in Washington has a puppy that ate some mushrooms 2 weeks ago and almost died. It was walking into walls, vomiting, and in rough shape. They took it to an emergency vet and had the stomach pumped, found it had been eating mushrooms from the yard. Funny story once they found out the dog would be ok, but super scary while it was going down.
4x4_Welder
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- Twin Falls, ID
I have a dead tree in my front yard, and can tell where the roots run by where the mushrooms grow. I guess I need to take care of that at some point.