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09-29-2013, 10:28 PM
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Looks like hickory nuts to me. My back yard is filled with shagbark hickory trees and the ground will soon be covered with them. The nuts are edible and taste a lot like pecans or walnuts to me. I used to rake them up in the spring before I mow the first time to keep from pelting my house with them. Now, I just roll the yard when the ground is soft and push them below the reach of the mower blades. The squirrels just have to work a little harder to retrieve them.
The meat is tough to get out of the shell because they are so stinking hard. There's a reason they make hammer handles from hickory and the nut shells are just as tough. You're better of buying walnuts or pecans at the store.
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10-02-2013, 08:51 PM
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Yes Sir;
I soon will be picking those up all over my place, we started picking up walnuts today.
Walnuts are bringing about $.o6 a pound, I'm rich, I am rich I tell you. Well maybe I'll get enough to pay the property taxes. Cadet Farmer
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10-02-2013, 09:08 PM
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Yep I have a whole side yard of those things. A bit dangerous when mowing over them, LOL.
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