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Posted By: DAStrapper

Wildcrafting Items! - 01/28/12 05:03 PM

Was thinking we should start a post of the different wildcrafting items. Just a list maybe a little about how their used when you put a post on just type in what it is. Something like this.

Porcupine guardhairs: Used in Native American head dresses

Porcupine quills: Used as jewlery items.
Posted By: DAStrapper

Re: Wildcrafting Items! - 02/07/12 01:17 AM

Really nobody has anything to add?
Posted By: jeremy brua

Re: Wildcrafting Items! - 02/07/12 11:57 PM

Morels = good eats
Posted By: gryhkl

Re: Wildcrafting Items! - 02/08/12 08:23 PM

From what I understand, skunk cabbage root is used in asthma medicine.

Sumac berries can be used to make a lemonade-like drink.

Is this the kind of thing you're after?
Posted By: DAStrapper

Re: Wildcrafting Items! - 02/09/12 05:50 AM

Yeah I just thinking this could be a thread that people could look at and find things that they could use or sell out of nature. I know this whole section is that I was thinking of more of a quick referance and could find more info in the rest of the forum.
Posted By: Dillrod

Re: Wildcrafting Items! - 02/21/12 06:17 PM

Walnut hulls Dye or concentrated to a stain.

Ring worms;
You simply apply the stain and then do nothing else. By the time the stain wears off, (you can't wash it off), the ringworm will be gone. Hope this helps some.
Posted By: jeremy brua

Re: Wildcrafting Items! - 02/22/12 08:23 PM

I could have used that on my nephew.
Posted By: furgotten

Re: Wildcrafting Items! - 03/17/12 03:52 PM

jewelweed will sooth many things.
Posted By: Dillrod

Re: Wildcrafting Items! - 03/18/12 01:11 AM

Originally Posted By: furgotten
jewelweed will sooth many things.


X2
Probably my favorite plant last summer.
Posted By: furgotten

Re: Wildcrafting Items! - 03/19/12 08:24 PM

dandoline is dandy eating!
Posted By: jeremy brua

Re: Wildcrafting Items! - 03/20/12 01:42 AM

Originally Posted By: furgotten
dandoline is dandy eating!


Deep fried!
Posted By: B&B Trapping

Re: Wildcrafting Items! - 03/20/12 01:48 AM

Originally Posted By: jeremy brua
Originally Posted By: furgotten
dandoline is dandy eating!


Deep fried!

If your going to have dandolines throw some freash spring sweet clover in with it.
Posted By: furgotten

Re: Wildcrafting Items! - 03/20/12 05:40 PM

really - never tried the clover twist. It doesnt make it taste like chicken does it ?
Posted By: cleanheart

Re: Wildcrafting Items! - 04/14/12 05:38 AM

The milk juice from a leaf of a Cataba worm tree will heal ring worm also. That's what my mama used on us kids. She just rubbed the milk juice on the ring worm area.

Also, I harvest the fat off of all the animals my boys trap, render it, and make soap. The fat in the soap recipe is like the "pork" in Pork'n'beans. Just a drop will do it. I need some different animal fat if anybody has any to offer. Will barter soap for fat... confused


~cleanheart~
Posted By: Dakota H.

Re: Wildcrafting Items! - 04/17/12 02:44 PM

Green willow sticks are good to weave baskets. I've also cooked down deer fat to waterproof boots... Smells like funnel cake to me smile
Posted By: just

Re: Wildcrafting Items! - 05/06/12 05:11 PM

Willow branch tips when crushed and made into tea can be used as root starter.

just
Posted By: Jeffrey D Norris

Re: Wildcrafting Items! - 07/26/12 05:17 AM

Poke is good eatin if you get it while it is young... Skin it and fry it taste great...
Posted By: foxkidd44

Re: Wildcrafting Items! - 07/26/12 11:44 AM

willow bark is the same thing as asprin.
Posted By: don Wolf

Re: Wildcrafting Items! - 07/26/12 03:44 PM

Goldenseal root. Good for sore throat, good stomach ache medicine, good dye, good to make money with.
Posted By: gryhkl

Re: Wildcrafting Items! - 07/26/12 06:33 PM

Anyone know how use black cohosh root at home?
I don't really think digging would be profitable for me, but would like to use some that is growing on one of my hillsides.
Posted By: crawdad crawford

Re: Wildcrafting Items! - 07/29/12 07:27 PM

My grandma would make us catnip-tea if we were having trouble sleeping and it DID work and tasted good, & apple tree switches were used for attitude adjustments lol
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