Berries?

[Muthagoose]

After looking at out area and the log books we are WEEKS behind...

Ate a few blues but %90 have yet to pop. Rasps are just starting to flower...

Now with the heat and water they should be going good by the end of the week.. It has been a cool and cloudy summer.

What are you seeing?

[Big-Al]

Saw a few ripe strawberry yesterday.

[Boar]

Ussually the berries are ripening around my area right around baiting time but the times Ive been out pokeing around, I see alot of raspberries fully ripen. Boar

[Powerstroke]

I've been picking raspberries in the cities for about a week now.

[Steve Foss]

Yes, the berries are late. What does that have to do with this forum? Is someone looking to shoot at some berries?

[knowsnothing]

I have been so swamped I have not been able to even check the berry situation at our place. Boar, sorry for the late response to your message man. Just noticed it tonight.

[x1957x]

Boar, do you have any blues in your area? More storms coming? Still plan on coming the 22nd and the 23rd or 24th. Jeff

[Muthagoose]

Yep looking to shoot berries...DOH.............

Natural prefered food source provided late usualy has impact on baiting.....

Geeeeeeeeeeeeeeze seriously steve you didnt know that???

[Boar]

minnesota is home to a wide variety of wild berries, Most commonly know as Whishus ihadus someus. The red color phase berries is a sub species if whishus ihadus, known as rapsus berrieus an can be considered dangerous if prevoked. The blue color phase which is highly prized by hunters in minnesota is known as booberrieus yummus. Not to beconfused with the cereal. Booberrieus yummus is know to attack hunters upoun being startled especially. I cant wait till berrieus season here in MN. Getting pupmed!

[Boar]

I had heard they are looking at a possible colaring program soon.

[Steve Foss]

Yes, Steve, I did know that about the impact of a late berry crop on bear baiting, but did not know you were referring to bears, since you didn't mention that. Knowing you, I probably I should have just assumed berries and bears were going together, but you know what they say about assumptions . . .

[Muthagoose]

[PoorWordUsage] your right Matt.......

Well since boar pointed out most of the areas species of berries..Id like to add the treehuggerious maximus a very colorfull berry that is a invasive species..

It moves in slowly appearing peacefull and once established it forces all the natural vegitation to adhear to its binding restricting grip. A very weak plant alone but in groups it can suck the life right out of any indigenous naturally sustaining berry.

Side effects from injesting this berry can be loss off common sense,sickening change in diet,desire to wear oddly stripped clothing,depleted bank accounts and worst of all the desire to hug food based animals.

If you feel you have any of the above symptoms seek medical attention quickly. A yuppilectomy will have top be performed.