Originally Posted By: Bill D.
Originally Posted By: Bill D.
I have no idea how far north they grow. I do know they are not everywhere, even around here. They seem to pick their spots. I have none on the Box Elders on the north end of our property but they are everywhere on the south end. I think the big thing is you need old trees with scars but, that is just my observation. One cool thing is, once you have found one growing on a scar, look there next year and there will be another one. Best way to spot them is look up. Most of mine grow above eye level.

Happy Hunting!


Having a ribeye tonight for dinner so dropped by some of the older trees and picked up these to saut� in butter to dump on top. grin

Laid a quarter on one for scale in the photo

Mine get a lot bigger but it is early in the season


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Last edited by Bill D.; 10/11/15 08:09 PM.

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