How to find 20 kg chanterelles in a day! Lets follow the Chanterelle king for a day.
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Follow the Chanterelle king one day in the Swedish forests. He shows you the best conditions for mushrooms to thrive and grow large.
Copyright /Production Photographer Anders Sjögren Kalmar Sweden
Anders, I visited Umeå in January and loved everything about it, I tasted chanterelles for the first time and was blown away, watching you pick 19kg makes me want to move to Sweden tomorrow!
This is like listening to Rocco Sifredi collecting mushrooms LOL XD
I thought I was the only one who thought that
Haha I was thinking the same thing too!
hahahaha finalscythe
It's only smellz
I laughed my ass off when i red your comment
"nu har jag att göra>I have to do now" love the swinglish
I just bought 5 acres in Washington state. I have 200 lbs plus. As well my friends truffle dogs came and we discover well over 30 white truffles. I have a small gold mine of fungus
but you are not allowed to dig in the ground by state law?
So sad you have to own land to get the shrooms. In sweden we can walk freely on other peoples property
Thank you very much Anders , for putting yourself out here in interspace for our education and entertainment. I find it most interesting to see how things are done in other lands . I live a similar life here on the west coast of Canada , from the mountains berries , down through the valleys deer and fungi , onto the beaches shellfish and seaweeds and then onto the ocean for some fish , my neighbors , many from Scandinavia , and I do live in a slice of paradise as , it seems , do you. Enjoy and thank you again for sharing
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Of course a Swede would bring an IKEA net on a mushroom hike 😂
If you mean the basket, its a traditional basket really...
@@MrZnarffy he means the bag
I love this guys voice ! You can hear the enthusiasm in it ! Very cool video.
Lovely!!! i get excited over a small little wicker basket full I get. Maybe I should visit Scandinavia. It's like heaven!!!
i find 20 kg in 3 h. in my forest Croatija is so grate for moshrooms, great big forest
I can pick 20kg of mushrooms in maby a hour here in Sweden, but seldom more then 1kg a hour of chantarelle.
I don't like mushrooms myself, but I greatly enjoy gathering them and cooking them for my family. :D So videos are lots of fun to watch.
fan skön video. blir fet sugen på att gå ut och plocka svamp. har inte gjort det på 15-20 år, men kommer ihog att jag gillade det.
Those are really amazing patches you found! Ive only looked near logged areas usually and find a bunch but not quite like that.
I love your enthusiasm! I can't wait for fall!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
very nice video. so much debate over how to harvest. I would think since nature has sustained these in natural conditions, that plucking would be the most natural. cutting is not a natural event. I did not know you could harvest them even when it appears the tops are dried. are they still edible? or are you just eating those stems. Morels blend into the scenery. These chanterelles really pop! i'm excited to look!
Ser ut som du har hamnat i Paradiset. Vilken Lycka finna så mkt 😃🤗❤️🇸🇪 (koordinater på den platsen, tack 😉🤪)
Haha, I find a kilo and people think WOW what an enormous amount.. this year is the best year I've had in a decade or so. I'm a tad envious of the forests you get to scavenge in.. In the Netherlands; any area with more than one tree is considered a forest 😂
It has been a few years since I picked mushrooms. However I remember cutting Chanterelles, not pulling them out of the ground. By cutting them you are allowing them to come up again and again. You cut them close to the base and wait for a few days and they will come up again. Cheers:)
+Julie Andrews that is wrong you might see another one but they only come up after a good rain. and if you see another in a few days it was already there when you saw the first one incase you are not looking at them all different sizes they are all about the same size.
Anders, din specialmodifierade kniv tejpad med en borste är det bästa genidraget jag sett idag!
Nice job!!!!I I like so much chantarelle. In Italy we call Chanterelle Cantarelli or Giallarelli. I prefer the porcino (Boletus aereu) and amanita cesarea.
I live in Sweden and I cooking them and put them in a freezer, look at next movie, how to cooking : How to cook chanterelles! Lets follow "The Chanterelle King".
Thank you. Such a lovely presentation.
👍Watching the Chanterelle Mushroom King..This guy is interesting. I like his voice, "very nice" Luvn how he gets excited 😊.
These woods look exactly like the woods where i find chanterelles in Washington state. It's been a good year for us as well so far, but you definitely found the spot!
Привет. Хорошие грибы лисички. Вкусные. Интересное видео. Спасибо. Я тоже люблю грибы собирать , это же так интересно. Природа , красота. Удачи вам.
i remember when i was little and we would go to maine and ALWAYS to the same house. the forest nearby was PERFECT for mushroom picking, and everyday, in the morning, my dad would take me and my bro mushroom picking... damn, good times
btw why did you pull the roots out????????????? weren't you taught how to pick mushrooms properly?
Awesome,I just got back,Found 1 in Midwest,Normally get 1Lb or 2 Mid Aug after very heavy rain I hope they are not done for the year.
if found as late as new years even one year, as long the ground does not freeze hard they survive.
Pretty sweet. Found a half decent haul in central Ontario Canada last year. For my first year looking I thought it was ok. They taste good and make a nice side to a meal with a salad.
fry em in butter and then on a peice of bread with butter is heaven, or just an omelett.
hey man you left your trunk open. haha
awesome video
very good mushrooms! like from Russia
Greeting comrade.. Me like a the mushrooms.. Me find them to.. United States have much a mushrooms here.. Maybe we make a the peace with Russia and we all find mushrooms together.. Need not make a the war when we can make a the mushrooms and drink a the vodka..
Thank you Anders, from Oregon, USA!
Wow...I like mushrooms. Wish we had those here in Alabama. Thanks for the videos. I need to find how to get some and try, never had them.
I´m from Sweden, long way for shipping :)
these are easy to find in the PNW. Look at areas that have been logged and replanted 10-15 years ago. You need that wood to ferment for quite some time and get covered by enough vegetative matter before mycelium will even take to it(pine, douglas fur, Cedar) because of the oils in the wood. I have filled 6-7 five gallon buckets in only a few hours doing this :D
manvstaco hi I am by Port Orchard,WA Have always wanted to mushroom hunt but afraid to do it wrong. Do you know of any classes?
Yes, the kitsap mycology club does regular hunts during the fall, they have a small administration fee and meetings every month which can be quite educational. Check them out, hope that helps :)
May I work with you sir I am a greenpeace member I really do love your country ,your forests and your lifestyle.RESPECT GREEN
we are blessed to have these growing on our property in abundance ;) yummy
I just picked my first couple of lbs. Best wild mushroom there is. Make a cream sauce with onion butter and the gold.. put on top of fried fish.. potatoes .. anything! it's unreall I ate atleast 1lb to my self .
Du är min nya favoritmänniska
Is this forest near your home ? I live in France in the north of Paris and It will be a dream to see all these mushrooms...
Anne Hermes Its not so many chanterelles this year. To dry in the forest this year. Same last year. Maybe if its coming more rain to autumn.
Anders Sjögren OK ! I understand, It's the same problem in France : we are waiting for the rain every day ! nevertheless I can find many oyster mushrooms in the big forest near Compiègne. I will send you photos if you want. See you later !
Anne
Anne Hermes Scandinavian climate and our old forests are the perfect habitat for mushrooms, so we are very lucky. On the other hand, France has many more open fields that are perfect for the champignon species, so I'm a bit jealous of you as well 😂
WOW!!congratulations!!it seems that there has never been anyone!!!spectacular!!
They look very nice,and congratulation for the giant finding. in southern Europe people arent so fanatic of them (even if tasty), we go crazy for Boletes.
I think it s about the fact it s so hard to find Boletes for non experts, while catharelles are much easier to notice.
There is all mushroom in the forest of Sweden I live in Sweden the summer
Cool..Love to have some the ferns.. an the curly moss? Your voice is soothing !
It looks like you found a bunch of Chaterelles near Balsam fir trees. I thought they liked to grow in deciduous forests? Thanks for the video!
If you harvest by cutting them from the stem while still in the ground it will leave the micilla to continue growing
The problem is not my chanterelles that I can go and pick year after year. When I pick, they usually break in half, I cut with a knife, it might be deeper wounds.
I didn't find that there was a lot of information regarding the ecological or environmental factors for the growth of chanterelles. I don't know if the title of the video should have been "how to find 20kg ..." but "watch me find 20 kg ...".
Follow all my video so are you going to learn a little where you can find Chanterelles
@marian minar if you actually watch the video you see how the forrest looks like at places where you find chantarelle. Video starts at 00:00
this video is getting me pumped!
good pickings......can't wait!!!!
I thought at around 4:50 i saw a white mushroom flush on the log, could have been oysters!
+Caitlin Bolduc-Whelan oysters grow in bunches like oysters that grow in the ocean have you ever seen an oyster farm
Very nice video.
Iv had huge chanterelle finds in england, if you pick sensibly you can manage a patch for years! I can get 10 kilos as and when needed, there quite beautiful 😅
can u grow those?
Oh you so funny :D And lot and lots of khanttarelle!
I live in Washington state too and really want to find chanterelles but have to do more research to find out where the forests have a lot of Douglas fir. Also I may have to snag an IKEA bag next time I'm there in case of a massive harvest like yours!!
Always amazed around how some people have this skill to find tons of this golden mushroom
They come back in the same spots every year lol. It takes work . Time. Passion
Where in Sweden can I find so many chanterelles? I visit Sweden 2 times a year. One time in the spring and one time in the summer. I found one kilo maybe but 2 would be nice. I don’t need more and to be honest, I wouldn’t know what to do with 19kg 😂
many places say only look in deciduous woods but your find is in mixed woodland with some fir around and a lot of birch. it looks very boggy as well. Do you sell your harvest? i would think you would not need 20 kg of mushrooms for yourself!?
You should try and stabilize the video - youtube has builtin feature for that
What an amazing find!
Why do you pull them out? if you cut them, they will grow back next year?
Can you give us a few tips on identification...thanks
No harm is being done here. Only harm for chants is soil compaction...
Hey Anders can you tell us all exactly where you find these ...
Yes!
During my childhood in Belarus, we were collecting chanterelle mushroom and made them w/potato’s. Instead of meat. To get us protein.
These days I live in the USA, but each fall I try hard to buy very costly chanterelles and recreate the wonderful dish
Wow that is enough to feed an army. Did you pick them after they gave off their spores so there is more next year?
3:08 wonderful chanterelle!
Var det inte några rödgula trumpetsvampar också ?
you should not pick your chenterelles they should be cut at ground level. it lets them keep growing and you can harvest more in 2 to 3 weeks. if cut.
I'm jealous, it's not this easy in Oregon, they are hidden by undergrowth here
Eric W. They are mostly in Scandinavia as well, so you most often have to do a lot of thorough treasure hunting in the bushes of you want to haul home kilos of chanterelle!
haha najs video!
Amazing!
Thanks :)
what a legend
you are lucky person..............
They are all over my five acre
place. And I am sure all in the woods around me but I can't eat all of them.
My favarite mushrooms
Men det är väl ändå rödgul trumpetsvamp du hittar ca 3.20 in?
I seriously doubt you are ALLOWED to pick 20 kg (which you could never eat) even in sweden. in austria the limit is 1.5 kg!
No problem Than I have Chanterelles for one year :)
They are widely spread here in Sweden so you can pick as much as you want. As long as you don't destroy the root system.
You should cut the mushrooms at the root, not as here pull the root out of the ground. The mycelia on the root ensure future years growth and are damaged when exposed to air.
No problem, they live more underground then over. They follow old tree mm.
Was taught by biologist that one disturbs the underground mycelia network when picking the fruits (mushrooms) and that one cause the least damage when one leave their roots in the ground. That the fruits spread their spores in the air and that mycelia do not need the fruit body to be picked in order to fulfil this function. I appreciate that you are an experienced mushroom collector, and will minimise soil disturbance in order to avoid unnecessary cleaning of the mushrooms. However, you post public videos in English which are consulted by beginners from all over the world, and you therefore have some environmental responsibility. Not everybody live near abundant Swedish woodlands, in fact most people consulting your videos will live in densely populated areas where local forests and mycelia populations are under considerable strain.
Apprecate your concern for sustainable harvesting! Mushrooms don't have roots... and the mycelium is usually extensive. Picking this type of mushroom should not disturb the mycelium to any appreciable extent; it is the fruit of the fungi and some mycologists say that it will not hurt the fungi any more than picking fruit hurts the plant, and will not prevent it from fruiting again - UNTIL it runs out of food. In the case of truly rare or endangered species, not picking at all is a great idea! As with many life-forms, damage or elimination of their environment is as much, or more, of a problem as over-harvesting. Paul Stamets says that mushrooms 'thrive on disturbance'.
***** As I mentioned above, there is no scientific evidence that shows that cutting is superior to plucking for the health of the mycelium or productivity.
On the contrary! Never pick mushrooms by cutting unless you're absolutely certain what it is, and perhaps not even then. The bottom end of the mushroom fruitbody gives important clues that helps identify its kind. There is in general no risk to damage the fungus as it lives inside the earth and can be compared to a tree. The mushrooms we pick are the "fruit" of that "tree". Picking fruits from trees does not damage trees, and analogously picking mushrooms does not damage the fungus.
ooo we have nice canterlle
It ’s great to join in mushroom picking
It would help if you share with us how to identify them
+Andreas Solomos he is not a teacher get a good mushroom book but be careful or you could get jacks by mistake. but it will be your last mistake
+Lori Strout ok chantarelles are white on the inside when cut the jacks are yellow and you should not use your knife to cut them to look at jacks and then cut chants or you will still get sick if not dye
Kanon, det på Mina nya ska jag göra. Håller på med kantareller del kanon !?!
I'm guessing you don't have a foraging limit then.
Very nice Chantrelle mushrooms, but he should be cutting them right in the ground so they keep coming back quickly.
They be back on same place every year cutting or not :)
If you want maximum harvest cut them in the ground
What type of trees Anders? Nice haul.
+cantstopsk8n they don't grow because of the trees i have them right in my yard
dra inte upp dom ur jorden - skär av dom vid backen så växer de igen samma säsong ;-) kan plocka samma ställe 3-4 gångar per säsong.
3:20 in är det inte trattkantareller, det är röd trumpetsvamp 😉
I'm so jealous...here in US, I've been out searching constantly... found 10 for @ 12 hours of hunting...I'm.getting depressed...best mushrooms ever
..I need to move to Sweden!
They thrive with a blend of certain types of trees. One being birch. Look it up. Plant those trees.
Holy shit! That's some mushroom pickin' there! A mushroom picker's paradise! Awesome!
@Anders Sjögren
Jag har aldrig sett så många Kantareller i mitt liv - var hittar man så stora mängder , och vilken kommun ?
själv i Roslagen , Österåkers kommun !
TACK !
this is beautifull video
nice video Anders! question: why do you not cute them before u pick them out of the ground? Greetings from the Netherlands.
Where are you in Sweden?
Man O man, you did good!
Your video title says "How to find Chanterelle Mushrooms", but other than "follow the water" you do not give any information about their habitat.
Have you ever thought of training a dog to sniff them out for you? They can cover a lot more ground, a lot faster, with energy to spare. You'd truly live up to your reputation then! =D
past summer in some European countries many felt like Chanterelle kings,never seen so many Chanterelle shrooms before
3 years no chantralles becouse to dry
I've looked for Chanterelles, but have never found them in abundance in US forests...this looks like a springtime search...no?
Spring and fall is the best
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i ve found 50 lbs too. its a lot of work!!