Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: Chad on November 22, 2014, 11:23:26 pm
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Hopefully a easy question. Can you collect rivercane in winter?? well right now actually (I live in Southern Illinois if that matters). I found quite a bit. Thanks!
Chad
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Yes, you can collect it now just be sure it is at least 2nd year growth.
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thanks for the quick reply Pat.
Chad
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is there an easy way to identify second year, I thought I read that first year winkles as it drys, is this the only method?
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mature ones will have branches and fully formed leaves. The sheathes that are attached at the nodes will be darker or starting to fall apart or gone completely. On a side note, if you see any that are dark cut them. I need to cut more to be sure but I've noticed that they seem to be a little more dense.
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mature ones will have branches and fully formed leaves. The sheathes that are attached at the nodes will be darker or starting to fall apart or gone completely. On a side note, if you see any that are dark cut them. I need to cut more to be sure but I've noticed that they seem to be a little more dense.
thanks for the info Tim