@@pritchardmhere8624 You just gotta know the basics of a poisonous mushrooms its best to bring a guide if you aren't so positive what you see. Overall its a fun experience and a rewarding one.
@@pritchardmhere8624 You absolutely want to be cautious when foraging any wild edible. I would recommend finding a local foraging group to join with people who have knowledge of what is poisonous and what is not. Also, invest in foraging handbooks for mushrooms and wild edibles. NEVER EVER eat something unless you can 100% ID it. I have been foraging my whole life, grew up in Washington state, but as an adult who lives in New York now, everything is different. I am learning all about the different edibles/mushrooms here. I will never eat something even when I am sure, until I have properly studied and ID it more than twice. If you live in Washington, there are tons of foraging groups to join. If you're anywhere out here near NY, hit me up!
Thank you for addressing the pull vs cut. Everything you said was DEAD ON!! I love mushroom hunting. I take my son all the time. Such an awesome hobby.
I prefer to pull them out and cover the hole. I used to cut them but have heard from experienced mycologists like David Aurora that it’s better to pull them
You know what this reminds me of? It reminds me of the trip where you guys were hunting matsutake. Those sandwiches were edible art. Thanks for another awesome video, and have a blessed day! 😊
@@SiopaoSauc3 Yes! And to think Taku brought ingredients to fry fish with their sandwiches, but didn't catch anything. Then ending up with an awesome amount of matsutake. He owned that.
thank you we have been arguying for years... i have tested my own chanterelles patch for 7 yrs... cutting or removing didnt see any difference...when the conditions are there for a good year it will immerge lollll some years are too dry !
While growing up, I heard legend that if a dog piss on a spot, mushroom grows. I've seen some regular brown n white mushrooms and they are huge growing wild. As a non expert plus the legend, I leave them alone. Those chanterelles are just like gold nuggets hidden in the forest. Finding them is like looking for mystical trolls and fairies. Thank you for taking us on your journey. I always eat while watching your channel. It is a must do or else we be salivating and a Costco trip is coming. See you n lovely on the next one.
I love foraging for these mushrooms....I spend a lot of time gathering mushrooms and of course making friends with the hairy people of our mountains. 👁️👣. They are really nice if you don't cross their boundaries on purpose.
I picked up my 7/11 order today, and was delighted to find they accidentally included 2 buffalo chicken rollers that I hadn't requested. I was feeling pretty good about that until I saw your sandwich, at which point I said out loud "FML".
Mushrooms, grilled onions, and cheese steak is a delicious combo. My mouth is watering. 🤤😋 I never seen or ever heard of central mushrooms. Thanks for the informative vlog Taku.🤙🏽
The most important part of mushrooming that wasn’t brought up. The bag that Jocelyn had was a netting type bag that helps spread the mushroom spores from the ones you pick.
That lookd delicious!! I hope you show the process of pickling your mushrooms. I've never even heard of that before. I'd love to see what you use them in a recipe for too!!
I HAVE YELLOW MUSHROOMS GROW IN MY YARD, BUT NOT SURE IF THEIR EDIBLE. They grow in early spring after it rains. I live in the Georgia mountains. Have you ever eaten Fiddleheads?
Great Video 📹 👍 Taku. Jocelyn has really blossomed 🌸. Love to see couples fulfilling their dreams in the outdoors. Those sandwiches 🥪 look epic. YUM 👅 😋 👅 😋 Stay Safe 💕 💞 🙏 🙏
You guys have such a rough life.... Foraging, fishing and eating all the goodies of the forest and water.... I don't know how you do it.... All that hiking and paddling to eat fresh, untouched food... Love the channel
Hey bro I really like your videos,me and my girl really wanna go get mushroom with u but we don’t have any shroom knowledge,can u make a trip for the shroom lover gathering?plzzzzz
it was proven washing your mushrooms don't affect it at all, as long as you're not soaking them in water. Rinsing them quick is fine, they sit in a forest in a wet environment. If Mushrooms weren't water resistant, they'd be falling apart in the forest, they'd be water logged the second you pick them which defeats the whole argument. I rinse my dirty mushrooms quickly now and really don't see any difference in water retention.
Maybe mention, like you do with fishing, that there is a bag limit per person in state parks, and no foraging allowed in national parks. There are daily limits and some change depending on the location, so make sure to check that out so you don't get fined. California State Parks: There is a bag limit of three pounds of mushrooms per person per day. : )
Love your videos man. Me and my dad forage mushrooms for a living & foraging yellows are my least favorite because of the steep hills but we find 20 pounds a day
