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Vickery Eckhoff 
You all appear to be having a great time!
Wild blackberries are some of the best eating. Whatever the birds leave is fine. It takes time to find these and when you do and after you examine them, eat them on the spot. Warm from the sun, wild blackberries a find. They are found in brambles and there are never enough to take home.
Apple trees are also a treasure. If the horses have already claimed the ones they can reach and the windfall apples are already occupied, you have to knock down the ones you can. There is nothing like the flavor of apples right off the tree and still warm from the sun.
Be aware that the horses will be standing there, waiting for you to share. I have found that is wise to keep some and share.