Mushroom Foraging on the Oregon Coast - Spring 2024
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
- This is a somewhat short video that I shot while vacationing on the Oregon Coast in the spring of 2024. I pulled off of HWY 101 a few miles south of Cannon Beach and wandered into the woods to see what kind of mushrooms were growing there. I did find a couple of edible species and was mesmerized by the beauty and size of the forests there. I hope you enjoy the video, give it a thumbs up and a subscribe!
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Nice!
Thanks for bringing me along!
Mush love from Oregon!
best part of the week is a new mushroom video thank you for the rad content!
Appreciate the tree identification along with mushrooms identification.
Yayyy another video from the best!
Great info as always, thank you Aaron!
Great video. It's nice seeing you identify mushrooms from my neck of the woods. You got to love the Pacific Northwest for mushroom hunting, I know I do.
“We might see Elk, we might see Bigfoot” 😂 love it.
Hi Aaron!! Ever since I subscribed to your channel…! Brother!! the adventure of looking for mushrooms is awesome!! I’ve learned so much just by watching your videos. I’m really starting to notice them every time I’m in the woods with my boys “Great Dane “ they know what I’m looking for and they have been helping me find!! I just don’t know if they’re edible or not, however, I’m planning on taking your class. Love your channel!! Nicely done!!👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿💯💯💯❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
11:41 what a magnificent bear made of moss
Heck yeah Aaron thanks for the info brother
You should do a co-op vid with mushroom trail at some point!
I found a porcini on the oregon coast in early june!
Come down to Oregon more! Great great great hunting
As we get further into climate change it will be interesting to see mushrooms fruiting at different times then what we normally see. Also maybe we might find mushrooms uncommon to our area now and then. I wonder what is fruiting now in the rain forest. I need to get off of my big but and go take a look. Recently I have only been hunting turkey tail close to home as my little sister was recently diagnosed with lung cancer.
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Many mushrooms fruit near specific types of trees in a symbiotic relationship.
Hi Aaron,do you have dry morels,Reishi and Chaga? I'd like buy more. Lulu
Hi Aaron,do you have dry morels,Reishi and Chaga? I'd like buy more.
Do you ever run into any wild animals on your hikes?
I caught some really nice wizard hat-like hybrids ..outside the local supermarket, another slightly different morphology, was elegantly poised under an urban supermarket cart. The Wiz hats were dried pink and cream colour on top, with purplish gills. None looked like "Gallerina-cybes" ..potentially unsafe hybrids. There were also grassland coprinus species, hybridised ..again.