XPost: alt.drugs.mushrooms, alt.drugs.psychedelics   
   From: smitty@innovate.inv   
      
   In article <12i5dj5fgkcso98@corp.supernews.com>, riburr@shentel.net says...   
   > To be clear, I'm talking about actively searching/foraging for mushrooms   
   > in the wild. Purposely culturing a specific type of mushroom is not my   
   > interest (at this time). My personal needs, in both the psychedelic and   
   > delicious realms, are fully satisfied by the mushrooms I find in the wild.   
   >   
   >   
   it just seems to me that if you are out in the wild searching and you happen   
   upon a specific shroom that is interesting in some respect that before you   
   place one of them in your bag if you scrape the gills while holding it   
   close to the ground you create a possibility that when you come upon this   
   same spot a week or so later there may be additional shrooms present that   
   would not have otherwise been there. they are still in the wild and you   
   did not actually culture them. you just helped nature do it. that is all.   
   in this instance you would be making the rounds and not completely   
   foraging, although foraging implies a labor that makes the fruit more   
   special in some respects. in any case, good luck and nice exchanging   
   posts with you.   
      
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