Need help, are these Fly Agarics?/Amanita muscaria?

Mr. Bongwater

Mr. Bongwater

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i found these growing on grass near some trees, they only had a few white warts on them probably because we had heavy rain recently. The remaining warts got rinsed off when i was washing the dirt of them. Are there any look a likes what look like early Fly Agarics? any way i can tell for sure? something else were eating them, is that a good sign?toadstools_1_print-p228136665010824508vsu7_500.jpg the pic of 1 on the grass is a fly agaric is a pic i found on googleIMG_4536.JPG
 
WHODAT@THADOR

WHODAT@THADOR

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If I liked Amanita I would say yep....Even not I woul still say yep....But I WILL caution it's difficult to ID from some pics on the net....I've seen red/orange and almost yellow cap's on em...Beware that some of the deadliest mushroom's though beong t the Amanita family
Kill that Ass




Two examples of muscaria pulled off of goog

 
Mr. Bongwater

Mr. Bongwater

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WHODAT@THADOR said:
If I liked Amanita I would say yep....Even not I woul still say yep....But I WILL caution it's difficult to ID from some pics on the net....I've seen red/orange and almost yellow cap's on em...Beware that some of the deadliest mushroom's though beong t the Amanita family
Kill that Ass




Two examples of muscaria pulled off of goog

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why don't u like that strain and is there any way to tell for sure? and what did u mean by "kill that ass" lol
 
WHODAT@THADOR

WHODAT@THADOR

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There are some strains of amanita that will just flat out kill you.....There are people who enjoy them , But for every good report I have found IMO to be greater report's of illness....One of the active alkaloid's is MUSCARINE not to be mistaken with Mescaline ....It's just not something I wanna try, and would encourage serious research before I decided to eat them......I like Psilocin:-P
 
Skuxx

Skuxx

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umm the ones on the plate don't look like the first pic.. we have amanitas here locally and I've never seen one like the ones you have in the second pic, but I could be wrong.
 
Mr. Bongwater

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Skuxx said:
umm the ones on the plate don't look like the first pic.. we have amanitas here locally and I've never seen one like the ones you have in the second pic, but I could be wrong.
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there were white warts on it and something else was eating it, idk is that a good sign or not?

WHODAT@THADOR said:
There are some strains of amanita that will just flat out kill you.....There are people who enjoy them , But for every good report I have found IMO to be greater report's of illness....One of the active alkaloid's is MUSCARINE not to be mistaken with Mescaline ....It's just not something I wanna try, and would encourage serious research before I decided to eat them......I like Psilocin:-P
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why do they make ppl ill?
 
Mr. Bongwater

Mr. Bongwater

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WHODAT@THADOR said:
There are some strains of amanita that will just flat out kill you.....There are people who enjoy them , But for every good report I have found IMO to be greater report's of illness....One of the active alkaloid's is MUSCARINE not to be mistaken with Mescaline ....It's just not something I wanna try, and would encourage serious research before I decided to eat them......I like Psilocin:-P
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i did lots of research today like you said and i'm pretty confidant that these are in fact a different species of fly agaric, i look at every species of amantia and theres only one look a like of these and it doesn't kill u or cause organ failure it just makes you throw up but im pretty confidant its not a look a like. i think im gonna eat a small piece and see what happens
 
Mr. Bongwater

Mr. Bongwater

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apparently u can smoke them and get a short duration high and think that would be a better way to test it to make sure rather then eating it but the thing is how much do you need to smoke to get high? lolz
 
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A Muscaria is hit and miss at best. Chemical content seems to vary widely from one location to another and possibly from one mushroom to another. They are great for killing flies. As far as eating them goes I won't do it again. Didn't much like it and had a nasty metallic taste in my mouth hours afterwards.

Colors range from orange to bright red. They get very large. Smoking skins never did much good for me.

There are lots of bugs which have evolved to eat poisionous plants. Not a very good test there.
 
Mr. Bongwater

Mr. Bongwater

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Kervork said:
A Muscaria is hit and miss at best. Chemical content seems to vary widely from one location to another and possibly from one mushroom to another. They are great for killing flies. As far as eating them goes I won't do it again. Didn't much like it and had a nasty metallic taste in my mouth hours afterwards.

Colors range from orange to bright red. They get very large. Smoking skins never did much good for me.

There are lots of bugs which have evolved to eat poisionous plants. Not a very good test there.
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714244821-guessow1.jpg they looked exacily the same as these which are fly amantia var geussowii but they didn't have all the crap on the stem. what do u say is a good dose?
 
green_machine_two9er

green_machine_two9er

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I Tried some dryed caps a friend had one time and was the worst mushrooom experience of my life. not pleasant or visionary or anything but bubble vision, confusion and worst stomach pain ive ever expeirenced. not even comparable to pcilocybin.
 
Mr. Bongwater

Mr. Bongwater

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green_machine_two9er said:
I Tried some dryed caps a friend had one time and was the worst mushrooom experience of my life. not pleasant or visionary or anything but bubble vision, confusion and worst stomach pain ive ever expeirenced. not even comparable to pcilocybin.
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im pretty sure u got to make it into tea or else its really toxic lol
 
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