Morel Mushroom Hunting (Public Land-April 2021)
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Today we are on another Morel Mushroom hunt.
It’s was still a little early in Illinois when I shot this video.
I really hope yal enjoy. Have a blessed day.
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Good job on hittin that 20 mark! That #20 was crazy lookin! lol
Thanks bro wish shrooms stayed around a lot longer
@@darkrocketdad2269 I feel ya, me brudda!
Another great vid 👍 🍄
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Super dope vid, me brudda! Makes me miss shroom hunting soooooooooo bad! I used to go a ton
It’s so much fun man.
@@darkrocketdad2269 Awesome! It looks super fun, me brudda!
We call them funky looking mushrooms "dog peckers". They aren't as good as morels in my opinion, but they are tasty none the less. They are however very delicate and fall apart in the bag easily when crammed in with a lot of other mushrooms
Thank you! I may just have to try some
I like this morels walk. Very nice video 👍 👌❤️❤️
I like the mushroom world , I like your channel
Here new sub. Thanks for sharing and greetings my friend
Thank you so much! Have a awesome day!
Nice pickins. I'm in Lake Co. hopping to find a few after the little warm up and rain, but it's back to frosting at night so I know they will be inhibited a bit, but I'm gonna look hard over the next few weeks as I haven't had a good haul in 5yrs or so. I get all kinds of deadly stuff by me, and turkey tails. Looking for some different things like chanterelles, oysters, and cotw/hotw also. I just found a huge patch of galerina last week, and several amanita virosa always come up in a couple places i know. Still pretty to look at even if I'll never be able to eat them! Good luck this yr, and btw what county are you in?
Yeah it’s been a rough go at it here this year so far as well thanks for subbing. I plan on shooting a video for this year.
THOSE ARE SOME NICE EATING FRESHYS
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Really cool, thanks for sharing and enjoy your mushrooms 🍄😀
Thank you for watching.
@@darkrocketdad2269 I love the outdoors. I love hiking I totally agree that people should take there damn trash with them 😁 put up more videos
@@erickaberube1475 Absolutely.
Really cool watching you guys hunt some
Awesome video 🤩🤩
Nice finds! A few REALLY nice ones in there. I subbed!
Much appreciated. I’m hoping they start getting bigger now.
I walked past half frees my whole life. Just tried them yesterday.Their ok but cant touch A white morel.THANKS
Thanks for watching
There's brains everywhere 🧠😆 🤣
There everywhere’s
Let's go bay bee!!!
Yes sirrrrr
Those are verpa bohemica, try a small cooked portion, with no other mushroom, to see if you tolerate them
BTW All morels are toxic until you cook them. Always cook them.
Wow mushroom gets lots more views than pokemon lol
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We have been picking them for 2 weeks in Pennsylvania.
That’s awesome. Happy Hunting.
There something about these mushrooms that I really enjoy.. Idk what it is. I was shocked to see a sign I didn't know this was so popular, interesteding.
Thanks Ben.
I found some but then we got 2 inches of snow the next day which was yesterday and we have a freeze warning tonight. This weather will probably kill them off. Now we have to wait another week for them to come back out.
Yeah I was finding them in the snow. It was crazy!
@@darkrocketdad2269 buddy of mine says the little black ones are much easier to see with a little dusting of snow
@@rogercarpenter418 Oh I bet.
The half frees or mule tails you called them are delicious fry up just like the others morchella punctipes is the scientific name
I will definitely try them. Thank you.
I just tried the half frees for first time yesterday. They are ok but not even close to a white morel in flavor.
Those are half-free morels. Yes they taste great. They are real morels, but in a different clade called Morchella Punctipes. Here is one small example if you don't believe me. foragerchef.com/half-free-morels/ In Ohio we usually find these sprouting before the greys come up.
And yes we do call them Peckerheads.
Thank you so much. Very appreciated.
Like I told you on IG I had to Google what they where lol I didn't know what you where doing.
I appreciate you very much. Much love yal.
@@darkrocketdad2269 I started watching other people searching for them after your video. Do more
@@TrainerLeosPokemon Will try to find some.
I’ve eaten a millimeter of those! We call them pecker heads! Taste just like the other ones! Not poison
Thanks for letting me know.
Yeah you can eat those they’re in the same family as the morels it’s just a different a different one but they’re the same as other morels you can eat them down you know you got a cook them but after you cook them all the poison goes out of them just like a morale morale is poisonous to see you eat it raw or you got a cook them and then cook so
Thank you for the awesome response your awesome.
I eat em evry year they just don’t taste as good more stem than mushroom