| Much of our food, such as huckleberries or blackberries, came from the woods. |
| He works for two years in his Grandpa's store, picking huckleberries, and selling bait to local fisherman in order to save the fifty dollars needed to buy the hounds. |
| Then came the Indians on their ponies to pick huckleberries and to fish. |
| We have feasted not only on blackberries but also on huckleberries, plums, apples, lamb's quarters, and dandelions. |
| A mammoth serving of apple-and-quince crisp was less successful, as was a chalky semifreddo made with mealy corn cakes and a mash of seedy huckleberries. |
| In a single day, one scientist estimated, a grizzly may consume 400,000 huckleberries. |
