How many pounds in a gallon of huckleberries?

Answer 1

A gallon of berries Since berries are biological products, and consist mainly of water, one can assume a mass close to that of water. A rough estimate would be 8 lbs. Size and shape of the berries would have an impact; smaller ones that pack closer together would be closer to the 8 lb estimate and larger, irregularly shaped ones a bit less.

Actually that doesn't include the space between the berries. The answer is between 4 lbs and 5.5 lbs depending on how tight they have settled in the container.