Is that $14 for the nut like Dun's picture or with the husk off?Fire Sweep Ranch":1wfhgv2c said:Out here it is a great fall project to pick them up (they grow wild out here) and take them in to sell them. They are going for$14/hundred, highest in a long time. The kids like to do it to earn a little extra cash...
Husk off. If I remember from previous years it takes something like 10 nuts to make a pound. Already hauled in one load, this is off of just one tree in the back yard. We had a helleva wind and it knocked them all off at once.HDRider":2zqaecwu said:Is that $14 for the nut like Dun's picture or with the husk off?Fire Sweep Ranch":2zqaecwu said:Out here it is a great fall project to pick them up (they grow wild out here) and take them in to sell them. They are going for$14/hundred, highest in a long time. The kids like to do it to earn a little extra cash...
These are the REAL walnuts, black walnuts, not those crappy english ones. Although english are sure a bunch easier to crack and eat then these are.jltrent":d0092f1d said:Good looking walnuts do they have the white or brown meat in them? I have a couple trees that the walnuts are white when cracked out and they are good.
Hammonds Black Walnut Company rents hullers and scales to places that hull them. The hulled nuts go into big wire bins straight out of the huller, the hullers pay the seller then Hammonds picks them up.Workinonit Farm":2plzgcaj said:I don't know anyone near me that buys them. Years ago you could sell the Black Walnuts and Pecans.
I wish I knew somone who would buy them. I'd be happy to gather, hull and sell.
This year we have huge amounts of them. I haven't seen a squirrel in quite a while (which I find puzzling), so they haven't taken any.
Huh?Ouachita":3g6b0exz said:Going fishing?
You need to wind your old Brownie camera. My Timex loses a few minutes every day--your camera has lost about 7 years by the date stamp. :lol2: :lol2:dun":1jly6fr0 said:
Ouachita":2sv0smg7 said:Going fishing?
dun":2azt4s7s said:Hammonds Black Walnut Company rents hullers and scales to places that hull them. The hulled nuts go into big wire bins straight out of the huller, the hullers pay the seller then Hammonds picks them up.
For our own use I used to hull them by driving the truck over then on concrete. I sent a bag of them to my brother some years ago. He cursed me for a year, trying to crack them and get the meat out was killing him till I told him to use a hammer instead of a nut cracker.Workinonit Farm":1ln8xctg said:dun":1ln8xctg said:Hammonds Black Walnut Company rents hullers and scales to places that hull them. The hulled nuts go into big wire bins straight out of the huller, the hullers pay the seller then Hammonds picks them up.
That's pretty good!
I'll just gather,hull and keep for our use. Cracking them open is the hard part!
Depending on which ones, they're really good eating.Caustic Burno":2nn2xunj said:If you ever find a market for Hickernuts I'm rich.
Lots of black walnuts here this year.