Does /out/ gather anything when being /out/? I am talking about

>>941371
>I am bored
Only boring people get bored
Why are you so uninteresting?

>>941371
Grew up in the Appalachias. Collecting Ginseng and Bloodroot is pretty normal. Gathering "dry land fish" is lucrative as well, though I enjoy eating them more than selling them.
When I was a kid we used to dig worms to sell at the local pond. $1 got you 2 dozen. Would make at most like $25 a day, but that seems like alot to a poorfag 10 year old.

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>>941371
Foot hills of the cascade mountains.
I use mushroom hunting as an excuse to get /out/ a basket of these gets me around $40. They bloom for 3-4 weeks a year
I can pick a basket an hour but not "legally" because of permits. If you are willing to break the rules there it room for huge profits from little risk.
I mean shit if you were to poach a deer and sell the meat you could make like $150-$200

>>941396
deer poaching would be easy here, could literally kill the shits with a stone. however nobody would buy the meat here.

mushrooms are a little rarer here and also nobody buys the ones you can find, not even the restaurants.

sold more fossils then mushrooms in my life

>>941371

I've been offered £15 per kg on sea bass I catch while kayaking by a guy I know who has a seafood restaurant. You think pretty hard about it when it's a 6kg fish, but to be honest it's so fuckin' delicious that I never want to sell it.

>>941371
>removing objects from a park
Absolute degeneracy, take nothing but memories and pictures. Fucking Eurotrash, I swear...

>>941505
I have the same problem with the mushrooms I find. I could easily sell Chanterelles and Porcini but I like them too much and would rather just dry/freeze the fuckers to have in stock for later personal use.

Flowers, and arrangements. I got to agree with the person who said "just take pictures, and memories" though.