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• Best Thanksgiving Ever…Sorry Mom!

  
  Penny Scout: Adventures in Feral Failure — Authority: 116
  100% Local Wild Thanksgiving Dinner
  1 day ago

• Honey If You Love Me…

  
  Penny Scout: Adventures in Feral Failure — Authority: 116
  Gabe and Ariel Sweet as Honey, Photo by Henry Stanley   On Wednesday day I met up with Henry, Ariel, Gabe and Anna to attempt to gather wild honey from a feral honeybee hive I had discovered in Oaks Bottom Park. I had already tried once, unsuccessfully, on my own to get the honey and ended up with about a half ...
  1 day ago

• Salad Ingredients Found Along Urban Sidewalks

  
  AMOG - Alpha Males of the Group — Authority: 465
  For those who know how to look, the ingredients for salads and stir frys can be found growing freely along the sidewalks of any urban center. One woman in Chicago, Nancy Klehm, is part of a new and growing breed of citizens known as urban foragers with, in her case, a dash of wee-educator thrown [...]
  3 days ago

• Urban Foraging Experiment

  
  Cincinnati Locavore — Authority: 125
  Urban Forager Rebecca Lerner is experimenting with a week of eating only foraged food .  Shell be eating stored food she foraged over the summer and fall plus food she gathers fresh this week from parks, wilderness areas, and yards in Portland, OR.  Her experiment began yesterday and will end with a Thanksgiving ...
  1 week ago

• Taking of Life

  
  Anarchoblogs — Authority: 157
  Deer hunting is in full swing these days. Last weekend my brother and uncle both shot deer. The taking of life is something Ive been thinking about lately. A month ago I wrote about the two dogs I had to kill. Ive thought about them off and on since that day and last weekend went to see their decaying bodies where I ...
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• Clay Licks “Nature’s Pharmacy”

  
  http://www.birdtricks.com/blog — Authority: 129
  Photo by Alan Lee In the early morning hours, as the sun is rising and weather permitting, wild parrots all over the world visit clay licks on tall riverbanks to eat dirt.  This practice has long confounded bird watchers, conservationists and scientists alike, and while all of the benefits of this activity are ...
  1 week ago

• A New Ingredient: Prickly Pears

  
  Hunter Angler Gardener Cook — Authority: 454
  Until recently, all I knew about prickly pears was that they are the fruit of a cactus, the Sicilians eat them, and that according to Baloo , they are a bear necessity. I’d filed them in the back of my mind to the “someday I’ll get to it” list, along with perfecting bechamel and giving a crap about edible ...
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• inna pickle inna jam!

  
  WordyDoodles — Authority: 122
  I love reading blogs, and especially when theyre about delicious things (hence, discovering the deliciousness...). So when my brilliant beautiful friend Kemmeo suggested I become of fan of Inna Pickle Inna Jam on Facebook, I fanned... and then was delighted to click on to IPIJs blog . I love her description of ...
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• Article Title Unknown

  
  Daily Survival — Authority: 137
  Episode-316- 8 Easy To Identify Non Native Medicinal Plants Episode-316- 8 Easy To Identify Non Native Medicinal Plants [46:29m]: Hide Player | Play in Popup | Download
  2 weeks ago

• Reasons to visit Lénault in November

  
  Eco-Gites of Lenault in Calvados, France — Authority: 122
  Posted by Rosie Fungi Whilst the boys were playing rugby this afternoon I took the dogs for a walk in some nearby woods and found loads of fungi. The footpaths round here are also full of these magnificent creatures as it seems the warm October followed by the wet November has brought them out en masse . ...
  2 weeks ago

• Review: Marcus Harrison’s Wild Food Mentor course

  
  The Cottage Smallholder — Authority: 129
    Photo: Old tactor and strawberries One of the things that I’ve always longed for is to spend time with someone who can teach me about foraging in depth. There are courses but rarely local to me. Also some of the best ones can be ridiculously expensive once you add the price of the petrol and staying ...
  2 weeks ago

• 3 Helpful Tips For Picky Eating Parrots

  
  http://www.birdtricks.com/blog — Authority: 129
  Breakfast time!  There are four macaws, four cockatoos, three parakeets, two cockatiels, one congo african grey, a swainson’s toucan and a quaker waiting patiently for their breakfast every morning.  On the menu today is fruit pasta blend, fresh broccoli, beets, sweet potato, and kale. Breakfast time is always ...
  2 weeks ago

• Jerry Gauld Forages the UP NCT

  
  North Country Trail News — Authority: 418
  Jerry Gauld in 2006, holding snowshoes if you like this article, click the Blip chiclet! based on a news story at M-Live.com Jerry Gauld has hiked the NCT in Michigans Upper Peninsula yet again, but he decided on a different challenge for this trek. He previously hiked it in 2006 on snowshoes. This ...
  2 weeks ago

• Roast Grouse and Minnesota’s Glories

  
  Hunter Angler Gardener Cook — Authority: 454
  I’ve met many here in California who think that all good things can be had here, that the magic of fresh and local and seasonal cooking is strongest in the Golden State. They’re wrong. Just five years after Alice Waters opened Chez Panisse, a similar restaurant opened in chilly Madison, Wisconsin, called ...
  3 weeks ago

• How to can potatoes

  
  No Ordinary Homestead — Authority: 124
  Because our neighbors have a huge potato farming operation, we have the opportunity to forage tons of potatoes for free. Ok, maybe not tons, but many, many pounds. More than we can carry at once and more than I’d like to think about having in my kitchen waiting to be canned at one time. The best news about these ...
  3 weeks ago

• Where the Wild Foods Are

  
  Eating Locally in the Pacific Northwest — Authority: 115
  Langdon Cook, local author and blogger, in his new book Fat of the Land, Adventures of a 21st Century Forager , makes you see this land of plenty we call home in a whole new light. His book is delightfully funny and well-written to the point that once you start reading, it’s hard to stop. The characters who ...
  3 weeks ago

• Joe’s Mushroom Report

  
  Deep Craft — Authority: 122
  artist/musician/chef Josef Szuecs of The-Way-To-Go-Joes My friend and neighbor Josef Szuecs is one of the most multi-talented people I’ve ever met. Owner of Renga Arts in Occidental, CA, guitarist/founder of the locally popular, self-described ‘porch jazz’ combo, The-Way-To-Go-Joes , Joe is also an ...
  4 weeks ago

• A Broke-Ass take on “When Life Hands You Lemons”

  
  Broke-Ass Stuart's Goddamn Website — Authority: 545
  When life hands you lemons... Starting the first day of college, we were all broke.  When friends came over to study at our modest abodes and were, as college students perpetually find themselves, hungry, we each asked ourselves, “Why share what little I have?”  However some of us chose to share and some of us ...
  4 weeks ago

• Fellow Forager Langdon Cook Coming to Town

  
  Hunter Angler Gardener Cook — Authority: 454
  I am excited about finally going to get to meet my virtual friend, Langdon Cook. Langdon runs the blog Fat of the Land , and while I’ve just started writing my book, he has already finished his book about his foraging life, called, of course, “ Fat of the Land: Adventures of a 21st Century Forager .” Lang ...
  4 weeks ago

• Black bears love family friendly minivans (Canada.com)

  
  Newsalistic — Authority: 168
  When it comes to their favourite vehicles for foraging food, the American black bears of Yosemite National Park prefer the family friendly minivan. Original post: Black bears love family friendly minivans (Canada.com)
  4 weeks ago

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