Sorry for this, but if you guys can take the time to look at simon/08 pic of the shed he found, what is that grass/weed that the shed is lying in, i have found most of my sheds in that!
That's a good question, we always called them bulrushes, even though i don't believe they are. They are not cattail-like, as they are more tube-like. And they work great for shining up pennies.
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We call that snake grass. On our property you only find it along creeks
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That is "horsetail" around here. But it is actually the in the genus Equisetum.
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And they work great for shining up pennies
It is a vascular plant, that works really well for cleaning pots and pans, or anything else while camping (or shining up pennies I guess?[8D])because it is actually a silicate (contains/made up ofsilica).
And yes, I am a biology nerd and major.
And yes, I did just rip apart a biology text looking that up.
I dont believe that deer eat this stuff, but i do know that they make a ton of trails through it. Next time i am back there i will take some pictures of the highways running through it. They also bed init alot
As a note, i havnt had much success hunting in it though.
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Poster of the GREATEST photo in HNI history, 12/09/09
"My god Siman...............you just made me sick"
I dont believe that deer eat this stuff, but i do know that they make a ton of trails through it. Next time i am back there i will take some pictures of the highways running through it. They also bed init alot
As a note, i havnt had much success hunting in it though.
Same here siman.... trails are crazy through this stuff...i have found 5 sheds this year in this stuff
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