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Good luck in Iowa! You might find some pawpaws. Look for woods and creeks, especially where forests border fields/clearings...look along this interface.That's about all I can offer.If you make it to Nashville any time, please let me know! I'd love to go Pawpaw and Maypop hunting with you.EDIT: I would add that you may not find any ripe pawpaws in mid-September. Especially being a cooler zone, they may ripen even later in Iowa if you can find them.
Quote from: Triloba Tracker on August 24, 2015, 03:15:08 PMGood luck in Iowa! You might find some pawpaws. Look for woods and creeks, especially where forests border fields/clearings...look along this interface.That's about all I can offer.If you make it to Nashville any time, please let me know! I'd love to go Pawpaw and Maypop hunting with you.EDIT: I would add that you may not find any ripe pawpaws in mid-September. Especially being a cooler zone, they may ripen even later in Iowa if you can find them.Thanks for the tip! I'll be there around the 19th. If there aren't paw paws there, I may wander off to the paw paw festival in Ohio the week before. And definitely, always happy to fruit hunt with some company. I don't have plans to visit TN anytime soon, but I do make my way out that way every once and a while.