What are these and do deer eat them?

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Looks like a black walnut and no. Bt if you get the walnut out, dry it,and crack it with a hammer, you can eat it.
 
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If you can break it open and rub it all over yourself it makes you invisable to a deers nose. Best scent killer ever! Don't worry the stain will just wash right off :blush:
 
fredfred said:
If you can break it open and rub it all over yourself it makes you invisable to a deers nose. Best scent killer ever! Don't worry the stain will just wash right off :blush:
LOL!!!!!
 
Dsmartin311 said:
Black Walnut. If you want to take a stab at one just make sure you wear some gloves...stuff gets everywhere.

Yea, I wore the stains for a couple of weeks after showing my daughter the differences in taste between them and "hicker" nuts. :grin:
 
Brother-in-law talked me into putting a sycamore leaf on my leg and holding it when I was a youngun. Had a red tatoo of a leaf for about a week. Never forget that lesson.
 
that is a black walnut and no a deer couldn't even begin to crack the shell. My homemade stand is near a walnut and sometimes the squirrels are cutting them making a lot of noise. I love the smell of black walnuts when the hulls are still green like that.
 
Yes, told the story already, I used a hammer to get them out of the husk, My Dad sure loved walnuts. I was messed up bad.

I was laughing very hard as I read the posts trying to get you to open them up or use as camo. That color, looks like black ink turns blue.....stains for like 3 weeks. Its permanent on clothes.
 
DaveB said:
I was laughing very hard as I read the posts trying to get you to open them up or use as camo. That color, looks like black ink turns blue.....stains for like 3 weeks. Its permanent on clothes.

You do it once, you will never do it again....
 
Bayou Buck said:
Looks like a black walnut and no. Bt if you get the walnut out, dry it,and crack it with a hammer, you can eat it.
tried this one time, let them cure 4 weeks, they smelled just as weird as they did when fresh, taste weird, I dont like em. Prefer hickory nuts to almost anything else in the woods.
 
Poser said:
I ate a Persimmon from Buck Wild's lease last week and it tasted fine, but I tried one at Hatchie today and phew.... not ready yet!
when I see em on the ground and they are orange or purplish, and very soft, they seem to be ready.
 

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