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Just finished picking some wild Muscadine in Northwest Arkansas. It is a little late (Sept. 28). Some of the fruit had already fallen, but the vast majority was ripe and ready to pick. Strangely, there were some green berries still on the vines. It seems that Muscadine's came out late this year. Went for a walk in the woods today and picked a five gallon bucket full of dark purple sweet beauties. The hard thing is that Muscadine's seem to mature in waves. It generally takes several pickings to get them all. If you can keep the deer from getting them. Good luck and happy muscadine hunting.

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