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Green acorns?

 
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The only ones falling are still green/ brown. Are these usable?
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Kind of a late response, but when you pick acorns you can dump them in water, the floaters are no good. A quick visual inspection of the sinkers is useful as some sink but clearly have too much damage to be viable.
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