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Gourmet Mushrooms

This is not a commercially available product at this point. It is a community based local food product consumed primarily in the region that are "wildcrafted". 

Most that are sold go to local restaurants for prices based on local markets and customer/collector relationships. We would like to increase the marketing of these products when flushed and process some locally in the future. 

Warning! - not knowing what you are doing and eating or selling wild mushrooms can be dangerous!
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Wild Oyster Mushrooms

Found on logging slash or in some cases hand made arbors along skid trails randomly through the forest as opportunities naturally occur. This is a result of active Restorative Forestry operations that keep the forest essentially intact. 
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Bolete

Aka Old Man of the Woods, edible, never sold a one. 
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Chantrelles

Delicious, flush in patches, must be picked timely, local connections, truly the fruit of decay.  This mushroom is widespread in several varieties, all growing in old disturbed areas. Seasonal, mid summer. 
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Morels

Locally called "dry land fish" and "miracles", seasonal, cyclic, spring only. Favorite of many mushroom eaters. 
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    • Retailer
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      • Timber Frame Beams
      • Hardwood Flooring
      • Black Locust Decking
      • Fine Furniture
      • Black Locust Posts
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      • Knotty Pine Paneling
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      • Gourmet Mushrooms
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