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stickbender:
   
     Dakotian, not the black eyed susan flower.  This a vine that grows down here, (Florida) and it has little seed pods, with small field pea shaped seeds, that are bright red, with a bright black end cap on one end.  I don't the castor bean grows in your area either.  It was once a weed that grew all over the place down here.  Has a elongated seed, graysih, brown, in a spiny seed pod.  Some of the poisonous plants, the poison is more concentrated in the roots.  Yeah, the Hemlock is nasty stuff, and not a pleasant death.  The ricin has no antidote.  They were supposedly working on one, but never heard anymore about it.  Also the oleander, has a toxin, called digitalis, and it is used as a heart medicine, but large enough quantities, can be fatal.  Even getting the sap on your hands, can cause palpitations, tachycardia, and irregular rhythms.  Always wear gloves when cutting, or messing with that plant.  Or any plant as far as that goes.   ;)

                                                                       Wayne

Pat B:
Deer could possibly eat hemlock without ill effects. I've seen them eat mushrooms that would kill me and they eat poison ivy, would you?.

recurve shooter:
huh. there are alot more poisons in North America than i thought.

mullet:
 Now,,,, Here's another thought;  Why not learn tracking skills, blood trailing, and shot placement. The recovery rate would probally be better.

 The large game in Africa that were shot with drugged points still took days of tracking before they fell over. And they didn't drop dead in the parking lot of Wal-Mart with an arrow stuck in it.  ::)

zeNBowyer:
Well  the  study  of  poisons is  an  old  one,  there are  many  uses,  in  fact the  study  of  all  medicinals  is  also  a study  of  poisons  because  what can make  you  well  can also  poison  you,  it's a  matter  of  dosage and administration, I  abhhor  all  the  censorship  and restrictions we see  in  our  society,  this  is a  very  useful  subject  and  you cannot  study  the  art  of  poisons  without studying  health,  they  are  2  sides  to  the  same  coin,  and  as  survivalists,  as  we  are  on this forum it  is  very  relevant:)


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