June 22nd 2020, It was a warm summer day. Drew had been searching relentlessly for hours in cow fields neighboring the extremely diverse and robust Tosohatchee wildlife area in Florida. Long ago, Drew learned to follow the cubensis indulging cattle egrets. The egrets’ mushroom habit is responsible for spore dispersal through its fecal excretions. He had been finding mushrooms all day long following the beaked mushroom beacons. After coming across a field that had been completely cleared that was filled with egrets, he learned to find the fields with only a couple. Drew was led to the middle of a field, where he believes the most resilient mushrooms are found due to the increased wind speed and has better safeguards against degradation by the sun. He saw them from a hundred feet away, a cluster of three patties with beautiful 3-5 inch capped saucers standing about 6 inches tall. After taking several spore prints and sending it to some of the best domesticators in the world, Basidium Equilibrium came back with a true stunner of a gen F1 domesticated print. After consuming Tosohatchee it was described to be almost if not more potent than Penis Envy’s or at least to say an extremely potent mushroom. A special facebook group was created specifically for people who have purchased these prints for discussion and research purposes. ITW with collaboration from BAS released ‘Tosohatchee Cubensis’ in winter of 2020.