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Post subject: Re: Chaga  Posted: May 18th, 2012, 10:00 am |
hey bob, i can get you some fresh chaga if you like. I didnt know if you wanted to break it down or not. it'll be a lil more expensive to ship because of the weight but i can send you some freshies and you can do with them what you like! If I see some today I'll grab it i promise, if i dont see any today, i'll make a trip within the next week and hit up some of the areas i've found it in.
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| Northern Country Morels |
NW North Dakota
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Post subject: Re: Chaga Posted: May 18th, 2012, 3:26 pm
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Hi Blake,
Whatever it costs, it will cost. Do not worry about the shipping price. I will cover it plus. I go through a lot of this stuff. It helps my arthritis. Nothing else that I have tried seems to work.
Bob
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Post subject: Re: Chaga Posted: May 18th, 2012, 4:46 pm
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What's the latest price on Chaga?? Going to be selling a bunch soon [ Post made via iPhone ] 
jon...avatar is me 55 pounds extra on my gut and 40+ of fireburn morels..from the Sleeper Lake burn...found the fuzzy foot and thanks to greysRDbest for knowing what it was!
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NW North Dakota
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Post subject: Re: Chaga Posted: May 18th, 2012, 6:21 pm
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It runs around $12.00 a pound.
Bob
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Lombard IL
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Post subject: Re: Chaga Posted: May 31st, 2012, 7:14 am
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This is on my hit list for this year.Don't have alot of birch around me but I know of some.Does this just grow on the tree or does it form from a wound or something?Nice find!!!!! [ Post made via iPhone ]
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Post subject: Re: Chaga Posted: May 31st, 2012, 4:18 pm
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it kinda creates it's own wound from what i've noticed. you'll just see a big black blemish on the tree itself, size depending on the age of the chaga of course (i've read it can grow for 5-7 years??) I always see it on the older scraggly birch trees of the particular vicinity and have found it on dead ones as well. i've seen it on paper, grey, and white here in MI, and also yellow in WV.
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| Northern Country Morels |
Lombard IL
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Post subject: Re: Chaga Posted: June 4th, 2012, 7:20 am
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Thanks for the tidbit of info.Hope I can get on some. [ Post made via iPhone ]
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Post subject: Re: Chaga Posted: June 18th, 2012, 3:47 am
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Wow!
Just from having joined a few hours ago - I've really learned some new things - especially about Chaga! I have seen this in Europe on Birch trees, but never thought it could be used for something like tea - or even fire! So awesome. I am really hoping to explore here in Los Angeles - hopefully to find something - though I have heard that the season for southern California is during the winter times! Bummer!
Thanks to all for such informative tidbits!
Dech
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Post subject: Re: Chaga Posted: June 18th, 2012, 8:05 am
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 dech wrote: Wow!
Just from having joined a few hours ago - I've really learned some new things - especially about Chaga! I have seen this in Europe on Birch trees, but never thought it could be used for something like tea - or even fire! So awesome. I am really hoping to explore here in Los Angeles - hopefully to find something - though I have heard that the season for southern California is during the winter times! Bummer!
Thanks to all for such informative tidbits!
Dech Lucky for you Chaga can be collected year around, I'm drinking a cup of the tea as I type this post. GREAT STUFF!
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