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eating acorns

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Digital Caveman:
I know hickory nuts are a lot easier, all you have to do is crack them and pick out the meat. I wish we had some here; all we have are red oak and beach. 

Russ:
i know we have some good nuts here.... i just cant freaking find them! grrrrr...  -C- -C- -C- -C- -C-

Hawkdancer:
We are all around You! (lol) >:D )-w( :-T (--) (lol) (lol). Mostly they grow on trees, hickory, walnut, hazel(filberts), pecan -Bowyer's, Fletcher's, Primitve Archers, Buckskinners, Flintknappers, etc!
Hawkdancer

Pappy:
White oaks are sweeter to start with and take less leaching, that's why deer love them right off the bat and will eat red oaks only when the white oaks are gone or after they have been on the ground and rained on for weeks if not months, either way if you eat many I would keep the paper handy until you system gets use to them. :)
 Pappy

HH~:
Ate a small handfull from a big white oak other day. No need to soak. They were sweet, just needed a quick roll in the coals and they be ready. Wanted to see why all these deer were piled under this one tree. One taste told all i needed to know.

HH~

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