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[coleman318]

Hey guys, I have been foraging a couple times but never for cyanescens (any other magic really). I had a guy who I picked up and took to a spot that went in between both sides of i205 and he said he came 3 and a half hours just to hunt this spot he does every year. Obviously he had me drive him somewhat close to the entry point, if he didn’t want me knowing about it he wouldn’t of had me drop him off around there. My question is if I am looking for magic in my Portland Metro area Willamette Valley I think is what it’s called. Should I be waiting for the first signs of freezing temperatures or is it more about length of day that shoots them off. I know it’s way more complicated than those two options I was just wondering when I should start looking? Probably now right?

[Juthro]

I've hunted a lot of liberty caps in that part of the world (25 years ago), and if it hasn't froze yet you should be hunting them right now.    FIrst hard freeze and the season comes to an end. 

[Alan Rockefeller]

Get out there, season has been going for a while now.

[coleman318]

Thank you will give it a go today