Some more info, there is a ton of it right in area. Seems to grow close to ground almost like a crawling vine as opposed to the tall canes I am used to seeing with raspberries.
It does look like raspberry or another Rubus species (eg blackberry or dewberry). They have a tendency to interbreed with each other so it may even be a hybrid
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Some more info, there is a ton of it right in area. Seems to grow close to ground almost like a crawling vine as opposed to the tall canes I am used to seeing with raspberries.
It does look like raspberry or another Rubus species (eg blackberry or dewberry). They have a tendency to interbreed with each other so it may even be a hybrid
I've been researching the native berries and forage of the area and I believe that it is a dewberry most likely! Excited to see what they taste like
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