Its all good! this is not the result of a bad accident but in fact the stains from one of natures endless bounties......raspberries!
As lovers of the outdoors and hunting, how can one not take advantage of the wonderful bounty that nature has to offer such as morels, berries, walnuts, ETC. in our off seasons.
As of this evening weve picked approx. 5 gallons of sweet raspberries, im thinking that following a mess of pan fried squirrel ,gravy and buiscuits, raspberry pie should do just fine.
Even though we have nothing in season as of now, dont overlook the other wonderful bounties that nature has to offer. :campfire: (http://%20[url=http://images.imagelinky.com/1373325846.JPG%5D%20%5Bimg%5Dhttp://images.imagelinky.com/1373325846.JPG)[/url] [/IMG]
Moleman,that looks like my right wrist only in my case its not berry stain,I took a bad fall saturday and banged it up.Tha bad part is I got a new to me Dwyer Dauntless in the mail today and can't shoot it for a week or so (Bummer)
Are you makin jam from the raspberrys? Yum!!!
Pies, jams and hopefully pancake syrup if all goes as planned.
This coming weekend were gonna lay out a tarp and shake the Black Mulberry tree,MMMMMMMM...MMMMM good!
Now you're talkin,bet the squirrel's are in the mulberries.
Blackberries will soon be ripe. We picked a few gallons of figs Sunday at the in laws.
I may be a fairly busy man, but I do take time to get enough preserves to make blackberry or fig tarts through the year. A tart and some COLD milk is one of life's little pleasures for sure
Harvesting game is just a sample of what nature has to offer.
Although it takes a bit of work "and sometimes chiggers" to collect and prepare the other wonderful treats, its well worth it when your efforts come to fruition in the making of great dishes fresh from nature.
my fingers look the same :thumbsup:
mmm...raspberry pie!
We picked a couple gallons of blueberries this weekend. Wife made cobbler and put up the rest. Some blackberries would be good too. I actually prefer blackberries but the wife dislikes the seeds.