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October 10/25/18, 08:56:03 PM

Offline Smokey Hills Bandit

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Hazelnuts
Uploading the original pics.






3,000 hazelnuts


Handful

« Last Edit: January 01/30/20, 07:51:47 PM by Smokey Hills Bandit »
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October 10/25/18, 09:43:12 PM Reply #1

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Re: Hazelnuts
Are these special hazelnuts? Most people I know want to get rid of hazel brush, not plant more.
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October 10/26/18, 07:04:23 AM Reply #2

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Re: Hazelnuts
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October 10/26/18, 07:18:27 AM Reply #3

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Re: Hazelnuts
I tried growing these....they never took.
Our soil is mostly sand and I don't think they like it.
I bought ours from the county 🌲 program.
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October 10/26/18, 08:05:07 AM Reply #4

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Re: Hazelnuts
Very nice pictorial J3!  So those look just like the ones we buy to eat.  I didn't realize the wild ones would look so nice.  Have you ever tried to eat them?
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October 10/26/18, 10:39:08 AM Reply #5

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Re: Hazelnuts
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October 10/27/18, 01:11:31 PM Reply #6

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Re: Hazelnuts
I planted a part of a SWCD bundle someone had left over a few years ago so I have 14 of them. Bunny and deer candy. Just curious what kind of insects you mentioned jlynch? The hazelnut bushes grew wild in the fencelines at home and occasionally we'd get to sample them before the critters ate all the nuts. Smaller than the ones we'd eat at Christmas time but tasted the same.
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October 10/27/18, 02:41:29 PM Reply #7

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Re: Hazelnuts
Quote from: LPS on October 10/26/18, 08:05:07 AM
Very nice pictorial J3!  So those look just like the ones we buy to eat.  I didn't realize the wild ones would look so nice.  Have you ever tried to eat them?

I have eaten them.  Taste the same as bought ones.  Was a guy down around lanesboro that was breeding them to make a commercially viable crop hardy in mn.
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October 10/27/18, 08:28:51 PM Reply #8

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Re: Hazelnuts
Years ago we picked sacks full every fall.  We ate them all year.  Cracked them open on the sidewalk or steps with a hammer.  I have quite a few patches on my land.  The bears love them. 
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October 10/27/18, 08:31:22 PM Reply #9

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Re: Hazelnuts
I like hazelnuts too. Used to eat a lot of them. Broken into pieces, good mixed in cookies and as a topping for cakes.
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September 09/26/19, 08:28:09 PM Reply #10

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Re: Hazelnuts
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September 09/26/19, 08:51:07 PM Reply #11

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Re: Hazelnuts
 :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
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September 09/27/19, 09:11:48 AM Reply #12

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Re: Hazelnuts
I could not see any pics of the hazelnuts??  I have only seen them  north of Duluth in the woods where we hunt.  good luck.
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September 09/27/19, 10:11:07 AM Reply #13

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Re: Hazelnuts
I think he deleted all his stuff, maybe somebody pissed him off.
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September 09/27/19, 10:14:50 AM Reply #14

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Re: Hazelnuts
Quote from: HD on September 09/27/19, 10:11:07 AM
I think he deleted all his stuff, maybe somebody pissed him off.
:scratch: :scratch: :doah: :doah: hope not........he posted some good stuff!!!!!!!
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September 09/27/19, 10:15:00 AM Reply #15

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Re: Hazelnuts
hope not........... 
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September 09/27/19, 12:55:49 PM Reply #16

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Re: Hazelnuts
I'm still here.. Going to change my user name. Never wanted to have my real name as my User Name, but I had trouble when originally signing up.
 
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September 09/27/19, 12:59:30 PM Reply #17

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Re: Hazelnuts
Go with Glenn #2. Then ya can say anything ya want.      :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
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September 09/27/19, 01:50:43 PM Reply #18

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Re: Hazelnuts
Quote from: Rebel SS on September 09/27/19, 12:59:30 PM
Go with Glenn #2. Then ya can say anything ya want.      :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
:confused: :crazy: :crazy: :doah: putz!!!!!!!! :tut: :tut: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
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September 09/27/19, 03:02:09 PM Reply #19

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Re: Hazelnuts
Well!!!!!!!!  :shocked:   :mooning:
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September 09/27/19, 04:37:48 PM Reply #20

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Re: Hazelnuts
Ok, I've been interested in wild hazelnuts.  Didn't see the pics of course and that would have been nice.  Wanted to see the size of them if they were the same size as the one's you buy in the store.  The one's I've seen up north while hunting were still green on the outside.  I opened some up once and it was obvious that they were not ripe yet and they were small.  So maybe it was early but it was late fall.  Maybe they don't get ripe up there?  So the wild one's you guys see down more south are the same size as store bought?  good luck.
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September 09/27/19, 04:45:52 PM Reply #21

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Re: Hazelnuts
Here, RH....


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September 09/27/19, 04:53:37 PM Reply #22

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Re: Hazelnuts
that's interesting....
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September 09/27/19, 05:11:49 PM Reply #23

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Re: Hazelnuts
My girlfriend and I used to take them out of our white russians, and when we had a line of them across the table, it was time to go home.... :doofus:
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September 09/27/19, 05:59:34 PM Reply #24

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Re: Hazelnuts
Thanks Reb!!  That was awesome.  So they are smaller than store bought.  That's ok though.  I'll just leave them alone so the animals up there can enjoy them and I'll buy the store bought.  good luck.
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September 09/27/19, 06:18:41 PM Reply #25

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White russians, Reiny?  :doofus:    :rotflmao:
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September 09/27/19, 07:20:23 PM Reply #26

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Re: Hazelnuts
There was a guy in se MN who was breeding hazelnuts as a possible cash crop.   I will see if I can find info and post a link.
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September 09/27/19, 07:52:07 PM Reply #27

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Re: Hazelnuts
Quote from: Rebel SS on September 09/27/19, 05:11:49 PM
My girlfriend and I used to take them out of our white russians, and when we had a line of them across the table, it was time to go home.... :doofus:

toast city!!~!!   :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
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September 09/27/19, 08:21:19 PM Reply #28

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Re: Hazelnuts
I have an abundant supply of hazelnuts on my land.  Wildlife love them.  Bear, grouse, deer, turkey all eat the nuts.  It's a lot easier to buy the filberts in the store than harvest the hazelnuts from the bushes in Minnesota.  We did when I was young.  Fight the bugs and pick sacks full.  Spread them out in the corncrib until dry.  Walk on them shuffling feet until all husks are off.  Separate nuts from chaff.  Store in glass jars in the attic.  Crack them with hammer on sidewalk. 
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September 09/27/19, 08:23:49 PM Reply #29

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Re: Hazelnuts
Like the acorns, critters eat them to put body fat on for the tough winter ahead. :happy1:
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