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Sub from Kentucky. I am always on the look out for new plants around me. There always seems to be something I've walked past dozens of times to find out later that it was a plant/tree that is or could be used as food or medicine. Then it becomes a game of "now, where did I just see that?". That's just one of the ways foraging keeps me hooked.
Wild lettuce and mullein are and have been always on my radar. I could see them a thousand times and each time I find them it's like the first time all over again.
Hello from Oklahoma! Fellow forager and wiling to learn all I can! Thank you, your knowledge is amazing! 🙏
Hello from NE Alabama. Forest living & learning
THANK YOU FOR THIS! MY FATHER USED TO FORAGE OUT IN THE WILD ALL THE TIME UP NORTH WHERE HE GREW UP( FLIN FLON )
Love the calendar I appreciate videos that gives me info that I can put in work on now!! What better way to learn! Thanks
Thanks man 😊 will definitely be passing it on to friends
Bob from Pa I don’t know that I’ll be able to watch this tonight but tomorrow I will , I just really started the forge within the last 20 years or so more so with mushrooms and stuff, but I don’t have the knowledge that you guys do and I just do the best that I can. I only take what I know and eat what I can you know I started out with mushrooms and wood sorrel I actually love love Greenbrier . But thanks man I appreciate it.
Bob from Pa I don’t know that I’ll be able to watch this tonight but tomorrow I will
Leaves, bark, roots,plants, flowers, fungi 😍. ROCKS
This was very informative! I enjoyed it.
Just found a meal with Semmelstoppelpilz in Gerolstein Germany! 2 Steinpilz too!
Carla from Missouri and I only know a few things and want to know more thank you for the valuable information 😊
Thank you 🙏🏾
So informative - thanks!
Thanks!
Thank YOU very much! 🙏
@@FeralForaging thanks for all you're doing to educate!
Oh no! Poor Bob. 😞😂 In Europe we make lemonade or squash from elder flowers. 🙂 Just make sure it's Sambucus nigra you pick the flowers from.
Hello, a newbie!
Be safe everyone, don't forget to check for ticks!
Rosehip soup is common in Sweden. It's really nice. 😊 It's just powdered rosehips, water, sugar and some starch as a thickener (potato starch, corn starch etc.).
Hi from Méxicooooooo
Learning how to use nature's grocery store.
I live in kuwait 💀non of this is really helpful I still watch it because I think it's cool
Foreging is to learn how your ancestors found foods and medicines
For me foraging ( which I don't do much ) ethnobotany, is another part of my love of nature. The comfortable thing stops me from using Pokeweed.
Awesome.
All I want to know is where do I find the special mushrooms 😛🍄
Howdy
Thanks for the book warning. Scary that AI is writing books now. Thanks for the video.
Hello
Patreon said 7 day free trial
Can't access anything :(
In less I upgrade