Nice introducing your child to foraging. Just make sure to close the holes, that way the mycelium can produce more fruit again and don^t dry .

Prcek si užil s taťkou skvělé houbaření.👍👍👍👍🤗🤗🙋

Beautiful! Father and son time! Amazing hunt guys.

Cover the holes!

Красивый лес 👍 отличные грибы 👍👍👍

Bé trai cũng biết tìm nấm giỏi quá

What about cover up the hole after you dugout the mushrooms 😂, thanks for sharing

@honreiter464

8 ай бұрын

Sorry, I should finish watching it

@Pacific_NW

8 ай бұрын

👍🏻 Its always a good idea to cover up the hole. The less disturbed you leave the ground the better.

@andreamatamis7620

8 ай бұрын

I agree

Very cool! Thanks for taking us along - what Forest are you in?😊

Amazing! MOLODTSI!

Thank you for great content! What an amazing time! Could you share a location, please? perhaps in general, like road / between exits, etc. THANK YOU!

Sau khi nhổ nấm nên bạn cần nấp đất lại như ban đầu, như vậy sang năm mới có những cây nấm mới mọc lên tiếp

Nhìn thấy cháu bé nhớ tới cháu trai của mình.

always wanted to do this. it can be dangerous and you must be learned and experienced. Great job introducing this to the next generation.

@Pacific_NW

8 ай бұрын

👍🏻

@fattymcbastard6536

8 ай бұрын

It's only dangerous when you eat mushrooms you can't positively identify. There are plenty of perfectly safe mushrooms for beginners to start hunting for. I wouldn't consider chanterelles to be *perfectly* safe, but they are easy to identify, and grow in abundance. If you've always wanted to do this, then go do it! Nobody's born with experience, you have to acquire it. If you live here in the west, I recommend you begin with chanterelles. Their decurrent, false gills makes them easy to ID, but as always, it's a good idea to learn the poisonous look-alikes as well, and once you do, you'll realize that they're not really look-alikes at all.

Beautiful matsutakes. They are super delicious

@Pacific_NW

6 ай бұрын

👍

Hi guys, just found your channel. Im glad YT is dialing in their algorithm for me. Thanks for the content! There was a recent 20+ year controlled study done in I believe Sweden if memory is correct. The study concluded that there was absolutely no damage done to the mycelium or mycorrhiza relationships when pulling mushrooms. And the future flush yields were not impacted. However, areas that saw foot traffic versus areas that had walking planks had decreased yields. But to pluck or cut.. makes no difference to me unless its something I intend to eat that holds sand like morels.

@Pacific_NW

8 ай бұрын

Agree 100%

@sov19871987

8 ай бұрын

Agree 100%, but that is how my parents taught me to leave roots there so that new can grow, something old school was trying to justify without any science behind it

That's a pretty special spot to be finding pines and kings growing together.

The envy is growing within me lol

What general area is this?

เห็ดเยอะมากๆ

Wow that's some nice mushrooms. I've never hunted mushrooms. Don't know which one's are poisonous. Probably have to get a book to learn which one's are poisonous.

@Pacific_NW

8 ай бұрын

👍🏻

@DG-kq8zf

5 ай бұрын

Start talking to coworkers and friends. You'll be surprised how many people are into mushroom hunting. Books are good and all, but nothing beats learning from someone with experience. Then the books will make much more sense.

Cover UP THE HOLE

@Pacific_NW

6 ай бұрын

Would you really enjoy watching that? Video would be twice as long.

Why aren't you covering up your digging holes?

@Pacific_NW

6 ай бұрын

Holes get covered up. If we covered every hole on video the video would be twice as long and somewhat boring... 👍