Are these juniper berries?

[HD]

 


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[dew2]

 Hard to tell?? But yes there either Juniper or Cedar berries.Both work the same as a herb/spice. Juniper has a stronger gin flaver. Pick em dry em crush an try on especially some deer meat.Or fish wild game.Its a native American herb/spice
 Pick any Sumac buds yet??

[HD]

Nope, never picked Sumac. And probably never will.

[corny13]

Sure Looks like em.  Also used in Norske game recipes... my favorite it Finnbiff  kind of a stroganoff made of Reindeer (Caribou)..  http://mylittlenorway.com/2010/02/finnbiff-or-reindeer-stew/     Also works great on other Venison.

[Fawkinnae]

Looks like the native arborvitae, also known as white cedar.

[Boar]

i thought they might be a herbal berrie of the mongolaian strain, glennus duffus, causeing great headachs and    nausea, and pronectile vomiting.

[The General]

i thought they might be a herbal berrie of the mongolaian strain, glennus duffus, causeing great headachs and    nausea, and pronectile vomiting.

That was funny.  Gets an applause by me.

[glenn57]

i thought they might be a herbal berrie of the mongolaian strain, glennus duffus, causeing great headachs and    nausea, and pronectile vomiting.

more boaraneze I see!!!!!!!!!!!!! and a smite from me!!!!!!!!!!

[Rebel SS]

i thought they might be a herbal berrie of the mongolaian strain, glennus duffus, causeing great headachs and    nausea, and pronectile vomiting.

AKA  "Smurfberries". 

[glenn57]

i thought they might be a herbal berrie of the mongolaian strain, glennus duffus, causeing great headachs and    nausea, and pronectile vomiting.

AKA  "Smurfberries". 

ah...go back to the neighbor ladies ya clown!!!!!!!!!!

[Rebel SS]

I gave her yer number.....she's REALLY looking forward to meeting a big, strong, union man!! 

[Dotch]

Bet she'll be real disappointed when all she sees is a little blue nub of a guy...

[HD]

I thought these were cedar?

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[Boar]

ya know i was wrong, they are not glennus dufus, but glennus dingus berrieus, AKA dingleberry.

sorry boss. just some windows of humor here. not really sure what they are.

[Dotch]

This last picture you posted looks more like arborvitae or "white cedar".  The one you led off with is a little tough to tell as common juniper has rather sharp pointed ends on their needles like red cedar only common juniper generally is a low growing shrub that may harbor smurfs and such. I am consuming a beverage made from juniper berries presently so that makes me an expert. 

[dew2]

Lots a different cedars out there,Not many species of Junipers
http://homeguides.sfgate.com/harvest-red-cedar-berries-35060.html

https://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&aq=&oq=Blue+cedar+berries+pics&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4GGLL_enUS699US700&q=Blue+cedar+berries+pics&gs_l=hp....0.0.0.10594...........0.NS1Vk8fDJnk&gws_rd=ssl

 Check em out and decide what you have

https://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&aq=&oq=Arborvite+species&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4GGLL_enUS699US700&q=Arborvite+species&gs_l=hp....0.0.1.289328...........0.vRUmdGgt1cM&gws_rd=ssl

[Rebel SS]

Bet she'll be real disappointed when all she sees is a little blue nub of a guy...

HEE HEE HEEEE!!!   

[glenn57]

oh you silly boys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!