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Canadian-guerilla | 03-02-2010 12:00 PM
Wild Edibles reference pics trying out this Photobucket Album thingy i had 47 pages, but somehow i lost 27 of them so here's the 20 pages that didn't mess up and i'll start redo-ing the lost ones all pics are 800 x 600, will be adding comments to each pic, as soon as i learn how http://gs177.photobucket.com/groups/w212/NPFRSG1U1X/ any/all comments welcome that can help me improve this " Wild edibles " album THESE PICTURES ARE A GENERAL REFERENCE FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES ONLY

Mantokir | 03-02-2010 12:17 PM
Re: Wild Edibles reference pics That's officially awesome... as for comments, I'm not too sure on photobucket, but on Flickr, you put them on during the upload process. Somewhere along the way it says below the picture "Click to add comment" or something similar.

Professur | 03-02-2010 12:28 PM
Re: Wild Edibles reference pics Killer lag, but good photos.

RKaz | 03-02-2010 12:38 PM
Re: Wild Edibles reference pics Those are great pics - but this would be MUCH more valuable as a pdf doc that folks could download and/or print.

RealJack | 03-02-2010 12:48 PM
Re: Wild Edibles reference pics Very cool, CG. Bravo... Did you know that Bearberry leaves, also known as Kinnikinick, sp. supposedly has narcotic properties somewhat similar to Opium when smoked?

Canadian-guerilla | 03-02-2010 02:49 PM
Re: Wild Edibles reference pics Quote:
Originally Posted by RKaz (Post 2206776) Those are great pics - but this would be MUCH more valuable as a pdf doc that folks could download and/or print.
when i get up to 50 pics, i'll try a put them into a pdf and see how big it is not sure if i can keep the orginal 800 x 600 size Quote:
Originally Posted by RealJack (Post 2206796) Very cool, CG. Bravo... Did you know that Bearberry leaves, also known as Kinnikinick, sp. supposedly has narcotic properties somewhat similar to Opium when smoked?
no i didn't know that, the Peterson guide has Bearberry leaves as a tobacco substitute while another guide says that smoking these leaves can cause dizziness and even unconsciousness

gunDriller | 03-02-2010 03:31 PM
Re: Wild Edibles reference pics looks great. is Miner's Lettuce in there somewhere ? http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...2003-05-19.jpg

RealJack | 03-02-2010 05:23 PM
Re: Wild Edibles reference pics Quote:
Originally Posted by Canadian-guerilla (Post 2206964) no i didn't know that, the Peterson guide has Bearberry leaves as a tobacco substitute while another guide says that smoking these leaves can cause dizziness and even unconsciousness
Reasonable for a written "Guide" to play it safe. I'm not suggesting anyone run out and load a bowl or anything, but sometimes information like this can help save someone from pain or shock from injury. I tried it and what I tried was not very potent, but there are likely huge variations in samples depending on the environment.

EdwardG | 03-02-2010 06:08 PM
Re: Wild Edibles reference pics You may want to check these plants off against another reference before eating them. They picture water hemlock, for example. Don't eat that unless you want a free trip to the morgue.

bjgnome | 03-02-2010 06:12 PM
Re: Wild Edibles reference pics There is a guy on youtube that does a series called "eat the weeds". Has helped me ID a few edibles. The video quality is not so hot, so have to cross-reference with google image search. Too bad Jerry isn't around to contribute to this thread.

RealJack | 03-02-2010 07:09 PM
Re: Wild Edibles reference pics Quote:
Originally Posted by EdwardG (Post 2207293) You may want to check these plants off against another reference before eating them. They picture water hemlock, for example. Don't eat that unless you want a free trip to the morgue.
Therein lies the rub... :thumb.aspx: Yeah, Jerry... :bear_cry: Hope he's ok...

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