Who knows what this is?

[FinsnFur]

Did I find some??

[markTNhunter]

I don't think that's it Jim the leaves are to long and narrow and It looks like it has a woody stem


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[FinsnFur]

Yeah and my face and hands ITCH LIKE CRAZY

[markTNhunter]

LOL


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[markTNhunter]

Ill try to get you some better pictures when it gets berries on.


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[FinsnFur]

I looked online a little bit too. Do you typically pick it once the berry grows in the middle?

[markTNhunter]

Yep the berries have a small seed inside and that's how the plant re- seeds its self birds and small animals eat the berries then pass the seeds and new plants grow,all you sale is the root I always scatter the seeds or plant them back in the ground.I don't dig it a whole lot Jim a lot of people around here make a living at it most of the time I luck up on it while in the woods hunting or scouting or some time in late summer early fall if I get bored an there's no hunting going on and the fish ant bitting and I'm off work ill go out look for it.


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[coyotehunter_1]

Jim, if you happen to run across a plant that looks like this one don’t be digging it up and bringing it home to put into a POT for your front yard. 






                                                                           
                                                                        Now back to hunting "saine"

[FinsnFur]

LOL

[markTNhunter]

Now that's where the money is at !!


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[markTNhunter]

LMAO


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[vayotehowler]

jim that is  great example of Virginia creeper and rhyming an example of cannabis sativa. I always think of ginseng as like a moose antler palmated.also kinda looks like a strawberry plant just not as dark green

[FinsnFur]

  Roger that

[vayotehowler]

also ginseng is very shade tolerant , wont find it in direct sunlight

[FinsnFur]

Oh surrrrrre, see Dave was holding back on that info

[vayotehowler]

shaded slopes and non sun facing slopes good places to look