Finding Something Unexpected While Foraging Golden Chanterelles!
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- (2023 Fall Season Episode 4)
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Join us as we search for golden Chanterelles and other fall mushrooms throughout Vancouver Islands temperate rainforests!
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Oh my God.. What you both go through, soaked to the bone yet relentless in your quest. All I can say is RESPECT!!! I get so excited just watching you and your happiness becomes mine. Thankyou both. God bless. Hope 2024 brings you health, happiness and all that you wish for. Warm greetings from Greece.
Used to pick chanterelles and pine on the Olympic peninsula in Washington back in the 80s. Pines were much less common than chanterelles. Both delicious.
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Amazing.!!!
Awesome find, especially since you have walked that trail so many years before and not seen!
Beautiful line of pine! Felt the excitement with you
Looks like I have to go back and catch up on 3 vids, glad to see you guys back, great hunt on this one!!!
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Great video guys, those are beautiful Golden Chanterelles and Pine buttons. Thanks for getting wet for a great cause.
mushroom pickers are such hardworking people. God bless you and thank you for recording these beautiful videos for us to enjoy!
Those are some amazing and very huge chanterelles. And the pine mushrooms were beautiful too. I always enjoy watching your videos guys :)
Thank you Luke! We always enjoy your videos as well, your mushroom photography is top notch.
@@northernwildharvest I agree Phil, Luke's photography is spectacular and I always enjoy his content
I have just moved to Port Alberni from the coast. It has been a really rough year for me and I am looking forward to getting out in the trees, petting some moss and breathing that amazing air!
Wishing you the best. Port Alberni is a beautiful area, have you explored Cathedral grove yet?
@@northernwildharvest Over the years I have been to Cathedral Grove many times on my way to Long Beach. One of my favourite places on the planet is Long Beach IN THE WINTER! So moving to Port Alberni has some extra perks.
@@dannsherstone1037 Love Long Beach! I can remember back when it wasn't so busy and people would park their vehicles down on the beach while having bonfires. Hope Port Alberni works out for you! :)
@@northernwildharvest I remember as a child camping right on Long Beach in a tent trailer! We bought a bucket of clams and made chowder over an open fire. There was sand in the bottom of the soup pot!
beauty eh
They sure are! Here in Colorado, chanterelles don't get nearly that big due to the lack of moisture (in region I hunt). They usually dry up before they can fully mature. Pines are my favorite to hunt! Well done!
Another great video! The pine line looked like it was a fun pick! Those were Top Quality Golden Chanterelles shining like Gold!! Keep on picking!
Spreading the mature fruiting bodies about is a good idea, since the only two papers I could find that measured spore dispersal nearly all the spores fell within a few meters of the fungi. So moving spores about is a good idea, and I suspect insects and/or animals play a bigger part than we realize.
Of course it is likely given it is mycorrhizal that it has already spread pretty far underground.
And yeap I've had wrinkly feet from being out in the wet looking for fungi!
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? why do you not cut the mushroom out if the ground? , the stems are so sandy
We do cut many different types. Matsutake buttons are preferred with the whole stem intact
Are there any mushrooms that when harvesting shouldn’t be put next to each other!
Some of the ones we don’t harvest, such as fly agaric should be kept separate. Also blue staining boletes should be separate in larger amounts, because they can stain other mushrooms.