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intrepidity

(8,595 posts) Sun Nov 17, 2024, 03:44 PM Nov 2024

Any Kitsap peeps?

Newly transplanted from Sonoma, CA.

Any mushroom foragers here?

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Any Kitsap peeps? (Original Post) intrepidity Nov 2024 OP

Definition, please. efhmc Nov 2024 #1

DUers who live in Kitsap county, WA intrepidity Nov 2024 #2

Tacoma leftieNanner Nov 2024 #3

Thanks! intrepidity Nov 2024 #4

Kingston here RainCaster Nov 2024 #5

Way out east hoosierspud Nov 2024 #6

North Mason Co. MIKE UU Nov 2024 #7

East Bremerton..welcome Tender hopper Nov 2024 #8

efhmc

(16,992 posts)

1. Definition, please.

Reply to intrepidity (Original post)

Sun Nov 17, 2024, 03:48 PM

Nov 2024

intrepidity

(8,595 posts)

2. DUers who live in Kitsap county, WA

Reply to efhmc (Reply #1)

Sun Nov 17, 2024, 03:51 PM

Nov 2024

and are interested in mushroom foraging?

leftieNanner

(16,170 posts)

3. Tacoma

Reply to intrepidity (Original post)

Sun Nov 17, 2024, 03:56 PM

Nov 2024

And not a mushroom hunter.

But welcome to the Evergreen State

intrepidity

(8,595 posts)

4. Thanks!

Reply to leftieNanner (Reply #3)

Sun Nov 17, 2024, 04:38 PM

Nov 2024

I'm such a homebody that it probably barely matters where I actually live, lol. But mushrooms get me out of the house sometimes.

RainCaster

(13,888 posts)

5. Kingston here

Reply to intrepidity (Original post)

Sun Nov 17, 2024, 07:47 PM

Nov 2024

hoosierspud

(248 posts)

6. Way out east

Reply to intrepidity (Original post)

Mon Nov 18, 2024, 01:23 AM

Nov 2024

Spokane County.

MIKE UU

(12 posts)

7. North Mason Co.

Reply to intrepidity (Original post)

Mon Nov 18, 2024, 03:32 AM

Nov 2024

I'm in the heart of all things DNR. I heard we had a bumper crop this year.

Tender hopper

(62 posts)

8. East Bremerton..welcome

Reply to intrepidity (Original post)

Mon Nov 18, 2024, 11:34 PM

Nov 2024

East Bremerton. I rarely go out after them. You really should subscribe to Mushroom Wonderland on youtube. It is hosted by the VP of the Kitsap Mycological Society. He puts out great and frequent videos showing what fungi are currently fruiting locally. He also teaches some evening mushroom classes at Olympic College. The society has an annual fall mushroom show (lately at the college) that is the best place to get a close look at local species that have been identified. Have fun.

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