The oyster farmers are out working on thier grants here in brewster. This is a grant by our home beach. The oysters live here in these cages, grow and fatten during the summer and are ready to harvest during the "e - r" months (SeptembER, OctobER, NovembER, DecembER, JanuarER... and even sometimes FebruarER)
Oyster cages on a farm off Brewster.
Wild oysters clinging to a stone on the Cape Cod Bay flats.
An adult (harvestabale) oyster growing wild on the Cape Cod Bay flats. (The season ended on March 3rd though)
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In Florida, the rule was, if the oyster is EVER out of water (ie: lives above low tide mark) steer clear .... I enjoyed a milk carton of oysters with a dude at a bar called Earthquake Magoons once, he just brought them in and offered to share ....
yeah ... nobody else was eating them. never so sick.
Later, the others in the bar explained this halfwit picked them off the beach and "shared" them
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