T TnBob Well-Known Member Bronze Member Joined Aug 20, 2009 Messages 1,718 City & State/Province Tenneessee Oct 30, 2025 #1 Chinkipins... my dad had some in our yard when I was just a kid. He found them at the old beagle club in Cookeville. I found this tree online about 5 years ago. I believe deer would love them. Attachments 20251030_174742.webp 176.1 KB
Chinkipins... my dad had some in our yard when I was just a kid. He found them at the old beagle club in Cookeville. I found this tree online about 5 years ago. I believe deer would love them.
M megalomaniac Well-Known Member Joined Oct 28, 2005 Messages 18,072 City & State/Province Mississippi Oct 31, 2025 #2 Chinkapin chestnuts, totally different than chinkapin oak acorns
T TnBob Well-Known Member Bronze Member Joined Aug 20, 2009 Messages 1,718 City & State/Province Tenneessee Oct 31, 2025 #3 megalomaniac said: Chinkapin chestnuts, totally different than chinkapin oak acorns Click to expand... Yep. Taste like chestnuts only sweeter and a lot smaller.
megalomaniac said: Chinkapin chestnuts, totally different than chinkapin oak acorns Click to expand... Yep. Taste like chestnuts only sweeter and a lot smaller.
M MickThompson Well-Known Member Joined Aug 9, 2006 Messages 7,538 City & State/Province Cookeville, Tennessee Oct 31, 2025 #4 I've got to imagine these would be fantastic for turkeys, grouse, and quail based on their size
S Ski Well-Known Member Gold Supporter Joined Nov 18, 2019 Messages 7,541 City & State/Province Coffee County Oct 31, 2025 #5 New one for me. Thanks for sharing! If you have a handful of nuts to spare I'd be happy to buy them.
