Look What We Found | Morel Hunting Washington State
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Each time we go mushroom hunting is a special time. Everyone should try it. Here we are located in Eastern Washington.
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Lololol cute sniffing them out. At first I thought you had brought a dog with you lol. Thanks for sharing. I learn something new every day.
If you cut them off they might grow back. I know if you cut a chantrell off go back there 2 weeks later and you will have another mushoom. If you cut them you don't disturb the micellium (roots) of the shrooms. if you cut a large stemed chantrelle x cut the stem with your knifr and in two weeks you will have 4 nice buttons!!
I take great joy in finding morels in late season just picked up 10 pounds this week!
Eastern Wa as well
Woah!!
@@dakotacommissaris2210 when the soil Temps rise to 55 for the first timr then it is time to look not so much a specific date. Altitude, weather are variables but the temp around 55 and moist 👍
Finally another local boy! I just got into this last year & had a hard time finding them thanks for the video it was a lot of help. Also love your filming style, cheers from up North
Always enjoy these motel hunting videos! Keep up with the great content dudes.
I have never found morels growing under pines that blows my mind
Yep - plenty of them
Just within the past week in western washington, I have found yellows under Ponderosa Pine, Douglas Fir, and Big leaf maple.
@@kevingoff7233 I can't find any but I think it's because I don't know where to look. This helps! Thank you!
Thanks for the mushroom picking and God Bless ✝️♥️
Only in WA state ... Invasion of the Body Snatchers .... Reason for cutting is to leave the mychorrizal base (and root filaments in the soil for further growth and regrowing on the same fruiting base.
That’s not accurate
@@liliyanatiazhko3583 Bugger off troll - you know nothing about mushroom hunting and PROPER HARVESTING.
I’m moving up to Washington, the first thing I’m doing to scouting and hunting morels
Gosh dang, can't wait until spring to hunt
Where should u find it
From the thumbnail I thouhgt it was going to be this massive Morel, haha still a great video
Good video but I was sad to see that you guys were using solid bags. You should carry mesh bags like an onion bag. That way you'll be dropping spores while your walking to insure new growth. Spread the spores!
I was happy to see there was one smart person commenting. This guy does not have a clue what he is doing.
It’s not a necessity. To judge someone’s knowledge/experience on their bag is sad & immature. True it does spread them a ton with a bag like that but you’re still spreading spores all over if you pick them regardless. And mushrooms mycelium is always grow resistantly and constantly without our help. It’s fine.
Growing*
While it may make you feel good using a mesh bag, in reality land mushroom spores are so small that it's completely unnecessary. They will drift out the top of even the most tightly knit sack.
I like that you cut them from the ground instead of taking the mycilium too! It disturbes the mycilium so it is not very good to do.
That’s why we cut them. 🙂
Not really mycelium lives deep in the soil where the roots are and it will keep on blooming until it dies completely
Amazing video quality.
really liking this camera.
What part of the north west are you guys located? My 3 boys like watching your videos and they asked me about that. And they also said what language do they sing in? They think everyone is from Tennessee.lol Thanks for the videos God bless
Spokane, Washington. We speak and sometimes sing in Russian.
I never heard of these mushrooms till recently, nice.
Its like hunting easter eggs, lol!
Bluett Pass?
Is there a reason why you harvest them by "cutting" them, instead of just "pulling" them.
From John Lord below: "Reason for cutting is to leave the mychorrizal base (and root filaments in the soil for further growth and regrowing on the same fruiting base."
I've came back the next week and found two growing out of every one we cut t off,we throw a little dirt on top after cutting them,we call I farming them
You pinch them and leave a stem
Would you care to share where in eastern Washington I should go? Elevation and de forested dry place
Dang! a nice jack pot!
you need an old orange bag a netted bag to release the spores
I guess you can find them under or at least near pine trees
Thanks for sharing. Where did you go to find those great looking morels? I just went today and found only 9 in 2 hours.
Where did u go
Thank you for the nice video! Do you think a season for morels already started this year?
Yes it has. We’ve found them already.
Finding them just west of Yakima too!! Added them with zucchini, peppers and onions for nice grilled stir fry!
Morels are morels, the white ones are new growth, as they get older they get darker.
Where in eastern Washington did you find these? Any near Yakima?
Lots around Yakima, go out by rimrock lake or even as close as Naches
Great video quality but it has very poor sound quality. I had to hold it up to my ear to even hear you. I was suggested by my friends and family members to turn the volume all the way up to guarantee my video(s) will be heard. Other than that it was a great video ... Thank you for sharing.
Great video guys! I too live in the Spokane area and love these little treasures! Was someone in the Air Force? Noticed Vlad's pants! Take care!
Mount Spokane ? Mica peak ?
I cannot say 😂
А где Вы ребята ходите по грибы в Спокене?
Is it to early to look for them in late March?
Yes
ReviewOutdoorGear alrighty I am just super excited to go look for them thanks again
We used to find them, plenty of them in the Blues above Dayton, Wa sometime around Memorial Day weekend. We'de head toward the TuCannon then look for the down timber areas. The biggest challenge was hitting the hills for them ~ before ~ the deer found them! Moved away in '01 but sure do miss going up into the Blues for those wonderful morsels. Thanks for this video!
Just randomly seen this comment watching vids. I use to do elk hunts out of Dayton and the blues with my dad and grandpa. Some of the best scenery I've ever seen. Lots of hiking .. lots of elk to watch. And some big mules
If your not putting them in some kind of netted bag your not letting the sporns shake of in the woods .
That’s a myth.
👌👌👍
Appreciate the video, but good ethics dictate that you only take 1/2 to 2/3 of what you find and leave the rest to grow naturally for spore production and food for wildlife.
Are you guys from Washington?
+Jayce and Jeremy's Adventures. Yes
Just tell me the location, thanks!
What forest is this in?
The Nunya forest
will the remain part of the mushroom u cut grow in the future?
Nope
Did u ever see a bear?
May I know where is the location?
They will never tell you.
Watching this video gave me a lot of laughs. They are using a solid bag and NOT spreading the spores.That is the Worst thing a morel hunter can do!Regardless of what the mycologists' say,the best way for regrowth is to spread the pores.There is billions-yes I said billions -of spores in each mushroom.
Deer don’t eat mushrooms.
Why are u doing this?)
Because morel mushrooms are a gourmet mushroom worth almost 400 a fresh pound.
Where is the big one??? In there mouths? Liars!