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Always enjoy your vids and you guys do an outstanding job...great camera work and your explanations are very edifying and easy to comprehend. Thank you!!!❤

I wonder if I can find a witch hazel tree in Nevada?

I agree with the other comment that the months most likely to find the mushrooms would be great info

Do you have any other recommendations for pain relief? I repeatedly read/watch people talk about wild lettuce. Most of what I read, these persons have not tried it themselves just sharing information they have learned. I know there are many options of long term plant treatments for chronic issues like arthritis and preventatives, but is there something you've personally tried that would help for say "my back's feeling pretty rough today, I think I'll take some Aleve" to try instead (any method: tincture, tea, salve, liniment)

Can someone spell the Latin name please.

Good video! Good info.! Thank you.

i've never seen black trumpets that pale! they're really black in my area, that's so funny

Really like these mushroom videos but one of the biggest pieces of information that u could pass on to us novices is what month r u finding each particular shroom....the one time I found a beautiful chicken of the woods was in late July I believe....u can bet ur butt I always look come that time of year...

Your videos are always awesome packed with great info, and mushrooms I wish I could seek out.. What are the big grey ones on the table, though? It's one I've not seen yet here in Michigan.

It's not true that birch polypore grows only on birch. Last fall, fall of 23, I found it on cherry. I'm willing to admit that cherry is very weird and rare, but it definitely gave me a good flush on cherry. I live in northeast ohio, and I swear this is the truth.

Thanks David, the cornbread bolete looks way cool. I hope to find some someday.

Always a treat when you provide your take on mushrooms.

I finally found this in Florida! Found 5 of em, actually. I also found Frostii, but haven't eaten it yet at the time of writing. Thanks for this video, this is the exact mushroom I found today.

Do you sell this witch hazel? I would love to purchase some

Love the Teeshirt! Not only do I believe, I’ve seen them. I know! Please check out my field work and body of evidence gotten here in Michigan. Volumes of audio mined from the depths of our woodlands and watersheds… Aw-Teeka-Peeka-Hut!

Thank you for this! I recently discovered a nice bunch in a public park outside of Detroit. Heading back today!

I absolutely love eating them come every spring ...... 🌱💚 ua-cam.com/video/mIi9LxqBGKU/v-deo.html

The forest setting is so enchanting. Your video captures its magic perfectly!

Mister whats a yucca good for peace lillies?

The morning glory of a wild onion.

Sows ears, great eating!

Picked these by the bucket full in Idaho as a kid. Brains, same time as morrels and didnt handle them any differently. Egg wash, cracker crumb coating fried in butter and eaten by the fork full.

Looked for some yesterday in Wisconsin, no luck.

I love the simple and clean editing of your videos. You earned a subscriber.

I wonder if that's what stopped all the autoimmune shyte we suffer today.

Can you use dried herbs if they still smell very strong?

You talk about a book more than mushrooms

Found a patch of these up here in Kalkaska about 3 weeks ago but didn't know what they were.....i will next year though..... always appreciate when u describe how edible ur shrooms r and how u cook them .... anyone know how the name "lobster" was applied to these...?

Me an my daughter have a BEAUTIFUL ❤patch of cattails in our pond can't wait to try this 😊Great Video!Thank U

Hi i just found ur videos while trying to identify some boletes that i found near my home in Kalkaska, i think the date is 8/20/24.....i watched ur other bolete video and was bummed not to see my boletes but found this older video and u described what I have at the end as "painted boletes" and unfortunately not to good to eat, oh well....also learned of the lobster schrooms that i tried to identify about a month ago in this video.... I'm a follower of urs now and look forward to other vids.. ..is it possible to pm u with pics if i have a question from up here ...?

This is the best video on how to make my own Witch Hazel. I have at least one full grown witch hazel tree on the property. This is exciting for me! I feel very confident after watching your how to video that I can do it. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge. I’m subscribing to your channel right now.

High in iron that helps if short on meat great video

First time I ever found these were in a campground, n nice easy yummy meal to go with some grilled burgers. No luck this year.

I’ve looked for them and haven’t found red lobsters, but did just finally find my first green lobster and was surprised and thrilled when I found it. I’m not sure on the edibility, but happy to have finally spotted a lobster here in Massachusetts.

When I grew up I lived in Northwest Montana. My entire property was almost all Birch Trees. I miss them so much

Found these milky cap in mossy fern terrain..the bacteria you're referring to was , i think, coming up tree trunks in the area.

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Time for me to get in the hill Thank you

I live in northern Indiana and I’ve watched all your videos, I can see you don’t get many views and I hope that doesn’t discourage you from making this very informative content, my wife and I hike a lot and you’ve opened up a whole new world for us to explore

Hi... I found a number of these mushrooms (I know that is rare!). I know these are supposed to be choice edibles... but the caps of the ones I found are dry and leathery... sort of like a think paper bag. Is this typical or was I just too late in finding them and they are just too old? Thanks!

Great explanation. Very helpful. Newaygo County, MI

You can also use the fresh leaves, either rub them in your hands and let them rest in water for 2 hours. This will give the water a nice flavour. Or just straight-up chew them like chewing tobacco for a more intense flavour.

I think those are the fox mushroom. Or false chanterelle. Very tasty.

Looks good, and sounds delicious. Thank you for sharing. 😀

Thank you for the video. But I’ve always used dry plant matter with oil infusion. Have you had any problems with it spoiling bc the fresh plants have water in them?