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My guess would be russulas....and if I had to guess further, the cap color looks very similar to the poisonous varieties that small oddly sweet.  Cap color is not a very reliable indicator with russulas (if they even are russulas), but that's my .02.  

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And how about these? They are growing under some spruces, next to our cabin near Cook.

 

 

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Sorry about sideways pictures.  Taken with tablet. Size is close to 6 inches.

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Chantrelles would have false gills, its hard to tell but those don't appear to be false gills. That and the color would be a little off. There are edible russulas, but I don't know enough about them to say one way or another. They kinda scare me a little, so I stick to what I know!!

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Those are definitely not chants.  I'd go with icehole and guess (old) (probably mildly poisonous) russulas.   If you've been walking around your neck of the woods, Del, I'd keep walking....there are at least one or two chants down there. ;) 

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Those are definitely not chants.  I'd go with icehole and guess (old) (probably mildly poisonous) russulas.   If you've been walking around your neck of the woods, Del, I'd keep walking....there are at least one or two chants down there. ;) 

Actually, on shore of Lake at the moment.  Those were growing under some spruce right next to the cabin. 

 

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