Amazing Fresh to Dry Ratio on our Wild Morel Mushrooms

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  • Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
  • (2022 Morels episode 6)
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    In this episode we continue to harvest morels and scout for more ground. Then we check the ratio on our first large run of morels through our dryer and get an amazing dry ratio! After continuing to harvest morels we are joined by Robbie, another member of our harvesting crew. Stuck in the rain for days we decide to try to improve our drying setup by salvaging an old woodstove from a nearby burnt cabin to help deal with the wet conditions.
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    00:00 Intro highlight
    00:30 Day 15 harvesting and weighing
    8:00 Day 16 Harvesting and drying
    13:50 Dry ratio
    16:45 Day 17 Rustic hottub
    19:30 Day 18 Salvaging woodstove
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 16

  • @glendavanstroe7708
    @glendavanstroe7708 18 днів тому

    love all those wild yellow flowers around your Camp,beautiful❤️🥰❤️

  • @elenapatinte4212
    @elenapatinte4212 4 місяці тому

    I like this natural video.

  • @bonnerdebbie
    @bonnerdebbie Рік тому +1

    I love how you keep expanding your camp. Great video,thanks.

    • @randym8963
      @randym8963 Рік тому +1

      We try to have our camp done before the mushrooms are ready to pick seriously. It's hard work with long hours, so a good camp pays off.

  • @lyndseygilmour6706
    @lyndseygilmour6706 Рік тому +2

    🐺💯🍄🔥

  • @johnnyfish6051
    @johnnyfish6051 Рік тому +1

    I can smell the ash! Great vid

    • @randym8963
      @randym8963 Рік тому +2

      We smell, feel, taste the ash!
      We are men of the ash!
      It's hard on your gear Like boots clothes tools etc.
      Charcoal is a wonderful cleanser, it purifies the water of environmental fallout, although for the first few years after a fire 🔥 the runoff gets a bit muddy.

  • @glendavanstroe7708
    @glendavanstroe7708 18 днів тому

    this was one year ago i have'n seen this yet.?😊

  • @alloveradventures3347
    @alloveradventures3347 Рік тому

    Great content, TY for sharing this. I was wandering if you had any contact info for selling dried morels?

    • @northernwildharvest
      @northernwildharvest  Рік тому

      Thanks for the comment. You can find our email address in the about section of our channel.

  • @TRUMP-qh8vh
    @TRUMP-qh8vh Рік тому

    10:26 clearly verpa Bohemia or such- solid stem

    • @northernwildharvest
      @northernwildharvest  Рік тому +2

      It's a Morchella - we see that species a lot surrounding the edges of muskeg bogs, possibly mature Morchella snyderi but hard to say because we so many different natural species growing together. Can confirm it's not a Verpa bohemica though, I am familiar with them. That patch was a little over mature and their stipes were starting to elongate and curl over a bit.

  • @TRUMP-qh8vh
    @TRUMP-qh8vh Рік тому

    The one at 10:33 doesn’t look like a morel

  • @jamesblevins535
    @jamesblevins535 Рік тому

    When walking in y'all should have that bear spray on your side instead of in your gear that would be totally not cool needing that and it would be packed away by the time you got to it it'd be too late be safe out there

    • @northernwildharvest
      @northernwildharvest  Рік тому +2

      You're right, one of us always does, it's attached to bucket with a carabineer. We pick in pairs for this reason as well, bear banger also on hand. Have had dozens of run ins with bears over the years - bear spray is a must at all times!
      I should mention that the reason we don't carry it on the hip all the time, is because have been occasions where the bear spray was punctured or compromised by accident.

  • @margueritemitchell1829
    @margueritemitchell1829 Рік тому +2

    Hi again, mushroom land, lowerrainland
    ❤🇨🇦🎨🖌🖼🚐🌲🌳🛣