White King Boletes | Lobster | Yellowfoot Chanterelles | Matsutake
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- (2023 Fall Season Episode 12)
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We continue where we left off in the previous episode (ep 11) and we find a nice mix of late summer and fall mushrooms.
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it absolutely blows my mind this channel doesn't have more subs. As someone who loves foraging you live a life one could only dream of. keep up the good work.
Thanks, really appreciate this comment. We're grateful for the opportunities we have. Happy to share our adventures when we're able to!
Incredible scenery!! Amazing number and types of mushrooms in today's video. Thanks Phil and Alex for taking me along on this pick.
I always watch your videos I love mushrooms
Your filming and editing skills are steadily improving.... great mix ofmushrooms today! Those caves were crazy- be careful out there!
Love the vids, keep them coming!!!!
Hello from Beautiful British Columbia Canada 🇨🇦
BC Canada eh
Hedgehogs,!!! love them. We found a nice patch last summer .around Grade Cache. I dried them and ended up with 10 1 lt. Mason jars.the internet said they don’t do well drying them but I disagree.there delicious.
Probably my very favourite mushroom. Maybe even more then morels 😁
They are one of my favourites as well!
❤❤❤🥰2nd time watched it👌
Hi Phil and Alex, but where's Randy? I hope he's OK. As always absolutely wonderful video, drone images were breathtaking. Imagine if there was snow on the ground, how dangerous it would be with those caves.. Scary!! Lucky skunks you were finding such a variety of mushrooms😊... Love it!!! How about a video with how you cook the mushrooms? Be well and warm greetings from Greece.
What about the cooking vid?
Thank you for your concern! I appreciate that.
I was giving my knee a bit of a break As I hurt it in mid July and was just trying to power thru the pain. It got to the point where i had to take a break.
Alex done a wonderful job with Phil with the last two videos.... Im very proud of them both.
Thank you for your support and taking the time to comment.
Great video. I didn’t catch the name for the boletes that weren’t kings. They looked more red. What kind were those?
Admiral bolete/velvet top ‘Boletus mirabilis’
Another great vid guys! Do you dry the yellowfoot the same way you do morels?
Slightly different system to morels. Similar concept of adding lots of air at the start and gradually adding heat but can add heat earlier when drying yellowfoot chanterelles. Less chance of encouraging sporing with heat compared to morels.
Amazing how dark it gets in the forest compared to on the road. Hit this issue a number of times attempting to get a fungi hunt in after work.
Yeah it’s so dark in some of those forests that it actually throws off the cameras stabilization. It’s also so sound insulated that some of the audio was near flatlined, had to bring it back up in post
How do you handle for ticks?
Mario
How were those king boletes? Did you eat any fresh?
They look fantastic.
yes we ate one and dehydrated the rest. It was excellent!