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Well Now - It's that time of year again. Chuck went out today and came back with about a half gallon of black berries. This year there seems to be a lot more black berries than usual. They're a somewhat smaller because we have not had the rain we need but when you look close to the ground you can still find some larger berries, about the size of your thumb. They'll be around for about another week. The turkey's are really getting them early in the morning and late afternoon, so we'll have to try to beat them to the punch. They tend to strip all the ripe berries off the lower branches and obviously that's where the best ones are. Turkeys ain't dumb and they been picking them a lot longer than we have. These berries make an oooohhhhh sssssooooooo good cobbler