Your welcome I got interested in mushrooms watching Adam on learn your land a couple years ago then I found your videos and tried the bicolor boletus it really does smell like bullion haven't tried the candy apple yet.
Know subscriber, we are also from Michigan, southwest lower about an 45 minutes from lake Michigan. About 45 to the IN line. We live on just over 10 acres of woods that we have been taken down trees for our homestead. And right now I see lots of turkey tail then I found an orangeish yellow mushroom I posted about it on UA-cam but no one seems to know. Thank you for sharing. Till next time God Bless.
Just discovered your channel. Great video! Congrats on the Black Trumpets. I agree they're so hard to spot. I can only find them in moss or slopes devoid of leaves. I'm in Central western Michigan and your mushroom collection is so familiar. Hope you do a September video!
@@kelcritcarroll I'm about six miles east of Montague in Lakewood. Living in the oak woods...hoping this weekend's rain sprouts some Chicken or Hen of the Woods. I kind of depend on them for my winter's supply. Love the park behind Montague Foods and the record store there!
this is a great and informative video thank you for producing it. Now, how do I cook them? I have cooked a lot of morels and oysters and pheasant backs but I have never cooked any of the staining mushrooms. Make a video on that please. Thank you for your time and sharing with us.
Love your videos! From SE Michigan here. Would love to tag along some time for identification (not looking to steal your spots.. looking to learn more!)
Hi David, mushroom that your wife picked in the beginning of the video is not orange mycena it frost bolete. I also live in Michigan, love to hunt mushrooms and others wild edible plants.
Yes . I was rambling about orange mycena being a favorite to see blooming . ( Not to eat ) . I eat Frost's Bolete , though it's better dehydrated first. I hunt southern Michigan weekly and northern Michigan several times a season . Which region do you frequent?
@@FoundYouForaging I'm in Holland, Michigan- I hunt all over Michigan it depends on the season. If morels season I go Gaylord, Petoskey and Boyne city, otherwise I normally hunt around my neck of the woods.
@@SamSreyKhmerMichigan All beautiful areas. I frequent Baldwin and Brethren through the summer and autumn seasons. I have never foraged near Holland but the area looks great. Let us know if you want to join us when we visit Baldwin again. Blessings
@@FoundYouForaging OMG, thank you so much for the invite. 😇🥰 My husband and my friend love to go out to Allegan woods and trails around us. This year I plan to join in morels festival in Boyne city got my pictures tooken with Anthony Williams in 2016 and I would like to have his autograph. Some how we didn't find any black trumpets at all in our area.
I usually get 2 or 3 cuttings from one patch and at times find them into October. Last season I harvested in Brethren Michigan the first week of October. They do what they want
@@FoundYouForaging it takes us about an hr to walk to the only patch we know about ... usually we take cues from other mushrooms When the yellow Amanita's start coming they pop up soon after Before frost
Michigan has awesome varieties. Also, don't bother making jerky from BSP, I have tried countless times in countless methods and it always came out like 💩
Please don't cut the mushrooms from the ground with a knife. The rest of it then rots in the hole and it can damage the mycelium. It's better to take out whole mushroom and cover the hole behind it to keep humidity underground :)
About 20 minutes after cutting the flesh will stain black . Being that both are edible it isn't a big mistake aside from it not tasting near as awesome as a hen. Hope your season is going well.
Nice finds. I live in Hillsdale county MI and have found a few decent mushrooms lately. If you’re anywhere near Hillsdale county is love to meet up and learn from you if that’s a possibility.
sounds good, let me know when you’d like to go. I have three younger kids so a little advance notice would help. Maybe my older son could go unless you’d prefer he not. He’s 7.
@@FoundYouForaging Facebook messenger? I haven’t used my Facebook account in almost 3 years. I don’t know how to or even if I can PM on UA-cam. If not I can give you my email
Hello back ! Hope you are finding good edibles your way. The better portion of the Bolete season in my area is past it's peak. It has been a bumper season . I did make a video on Boletes but lost some important footage and have yet to decide whether it's worth uploading. Blessings.
Great video I really enjoyed it and thank for identifying them and telling us about them
Wish my wife would enjoy foraging you're a lucky man and Dawn seems to be a very pleasant person.
Thank you .
Your welcome I got interested in mushrooms watching Adam on learn your land a couple years ago then I found your videos and tried the bicolor boletus it really does smell like bullion haven't tried the candy apple yet.
@@scottcarroll550 Adam is brilliant and personable.
Remember to remove poors before frying.
Blessings and happy foraging
I love your mushroom foraging videos!! They are the best!!💗👏
Wow!so many varieties! I learned a lot from you. Thank you so much.
Beautiful thanks for taking us along
There are many species of blue mushroom that are edible, you just might also get a psychedelic trip too haha
Know subscriber, we are also from Michigan, southwest lower about an 45 minutes from lake Michigan. About 45 to the IN line. We live on just over 10 acres of woods that we have been taken down trees for our homestead. And right now I see lots of turkey tail then I found an orangeish yellow mushroom I posted about it on UA-cam but no one seems to know. Thank you for sharing. Till next time God Bless.
@@heavenly-dreamsdairygoats you can find me on messenger under David Snodgrass if you would like to send photos
Just discovered your channel. Great video! Congrats on the Black Trumpets. I agree they're so hard to spot. I can only find them in moss or slopes devoid of leaves. I'm in Central western Michigan and your mushroom collection is so familiar. Hope you do a September video!
I’m in central west Michigan too… montague area
@@kelcritcarroll I'm about six miles east of Montague in Lakewood. Living in the oak woods...hoping this weekend's rain sprouts some Chicken or Hen of the Woods. I kind of depend on them for my winter's supply.
Love the park behind Montague Foods and the record store there!
This is my first time on your channel. Beautiful video. Loved it!! New subscriber
this is a great and informative video thank you for producing it. Now, how do I cook them? I have cooked a lot of morels and oysters and pheasant backs but I have never cooked any of the staining mushrooms. Make a video on that please. Thank you for your time and sharing with us.
The ghost pipe I’ve never seen before… pretty! All your mushrooms looked pretty!
Very nice video! You got one new subscriber 👌
Keep doing what you do! I love these
Finding lots of chanterlles here in Florida. Happy hunting!
I would assume Florida mushroom hunters are a toughest of foragers.
Good luck down there.
Blessings
ghost pipes are actually not a mushroom they are a flower that doesn't contain any chlorophyll
I love chewing on the tender tips from the black staining polypore once it's been dried. It almost taste like beef jerky naturally
Love it! I really yes the video. Thank you.
I love foraging and cloning wild mushrooms. Nice video buddy
Here in Mid Michigan. I love the best part of living here being alone in the forest.
Love your videos! From SE Michigan here. Would love to tag along some time for identification (not looking to steal your spots.. looking to learn more!)
We certainly welcome company
Just foraged some chanterelles near Hungarian Falls in N Michigan, great haul
Thank you
the best vid on the subject...thanx so much
Beautiful
I like that mushroom it's cool looking. It's pretty
Why do you not wear gloves, it seems like it would save on cleaning up a bit.
Hi David, mushroom that your wife picked in the beginning of the video is not orange mycena it frost bolete. I also live in Michigan, love to hunt mushrooms and others wild edible plants.
Yes . I was rambling about orange mycena being a favorite to see blooming . ( Not to eat ) .
I eat Frost's Bolete , though it's better dehydrated first. I hunt southern Michigan weekly and northern Michigan several times a season . Which region do you frequent?
@@FoundYouForaging I'm in Holland, Michigan- I hunt all over Michigan it depends on the season. If morels season I go Gaylord, Petoskey and Boyne city, otherwise I normally hunt around my neck of the woods.
@@SamSreyKhmerMichigan All beautiful areas.
I frequent Baldwin and Brethren through the summer and autumn seasons. I have never foraged near Holland but the area looks great.
Let us know if you want to join us when we visit Baldwin again. Blessings
@@FoundYouForaging OMG, thank you so much for the invite. 😇🥰 My husband and my friend love to go out to Allegan woods and trails around us. This year I plan to join in morels festival in Boyne city got my pictures tooken with Anthony Williams in 2016 and I would like to have his autograph. Some how we didn't find any black trumpets at all in our area.
Do you foraging wild edible plants, I can't wait until Spring, wild ramps or leeks will merge out of the snow.
Sweet couple ❤
Seems like all mushrooms are edible on this channel ❤
We find black trumpets at one place near us growing in the beach Groves
I have yet to make mushroom jerky, if you have a recipe I would certainly appreciate tips .
We find black trumpet later in the year about another month or so
I usually get 2 or 3 cuttings from one patch and at times find them into October.
Last season I harvested in Brethren Michigan the first week of October. They do what they want
@@FoundYouForaging it takes us about an hr to walk to the only patch we know about
... usually we take cues from other mushrooms
When the yellow Amanita's start coming they pop up soon after
Before frost
@@FoundYouForaging our season is early this year for plants not the mushrooms but we are more dry than wet right now
He treats his wife like a slave, ordering her around. Good mushroom info sharing, though. Thank you.
So can you eat candy apple
Yes . I dehydrate most boletes first , including exsudoporus frostii.
The flavor is much better after dehydration
This is Great!
Thank you! We had fun . Not as informative
But it can't always be me in run on sentences
@@FoundYouForaging you are funny. Info was good.😊
Were they all edible mushrooms??
The ones you seen harvested and those I discussed are Yes.
Michigan has awesome varieties. Also, don't bother making jerky from BSP, I have tried countless times in countless methods and it always came out like 💩
Thank you for the heads up with the jerky.
Are there tortoises in michigan?
Eastern box turtle are considered tortoise yes
Please don't cut the mushrooms from the ground with a knife. The rest of it then rots in the hole and it can damage the mycelium. It's better to take out whole mushroom and cover the hole behind it to keep humidity underground :)
That black staining polypore looks exactly like a hen of the woods. I'd for sure misidentify that one.
About 20 minutes after cutting the flesh will stain black . Being that both are edible it isn't a big mistake aside from it not tasting near as awesome as a hen. Hope your season is going well.
Nice finds. I live in Hillsdale county MI and have found a few decent mushrooms lately. If you’re anywhere near Hillsdale county is love to meet up and learn from you if that’s a possibility.
You're not too far away . I'm sure we can find time to hike
sounds good, let me know when you’d like to go. I have three younger kids so a little advance notice would help. Maybe my older son could go unless you’d prefer he not. He’s 7.
@@JEHIAHL certainly will.
You may find me on messenger : David Snodgrass
@@FoundYouForaging Facebook messenger? I haven’t used my Facebook account in almost 3 years. I don’t know how to or even if I can PM on UA-cam. If not I can give you my email
@@JEHIAHL okay.
No worries
My boys and I wanted to send you a video from Alto Michigan that we made. Do you have an email address we could send it to?
dawnchristner@gmail.com .
I look forward to viewing it.
Hello from Holland Mi 8/7/21 hunting Boletes
Hello back ! Hope you are finding good edibles your way.
The better portion of the Bolete season in my area is past it's peak.
It has been a bumper season .
I did make a video on Boletes but lost some important footage and have yet to decide whether it's worth uploading.
Blessings.