CHANTERELLE MUSHROOM HUNTING IDENTIFICATION HOW TO FIND LOCATE HARVEST COOK

[@TheBigMeme67]

I think i'd start crying tears of joy if i found a chanterelle patch that big

[@CatherineCorelli]

Man, this is soooo good! I used to hunt for mushrooms as a little kid with my grandpa and mom. Didn't do it since then. I'm dying for some chanterelles, and I feel like for the first time in my life I wanna go hunt for them myself after all of these years. They ARE super delicious! Little fox mushrooms they are 😂 😋🦊🐱 Thanks for the awesome video!

[@RockyNerd]

Did you go, Catherine? Some friends and I are heading out to hunt chanterelles soon!

[@CatherineCorelli]

@@RockyNerd I will be looking out for some down here in Kentucky. But I gotta do some research on the areas in my county.

[@CatherineCorelli]

@BlackieDog 86 that'd be fun! But alas... I'm way too far south.

[@DTA-me3kv]

It's extremely fun.

[@mpaz48mo]

Excellent video, thank you. I had a fantastic morel season, over 400 of em and I want to expand my horizons in the wonderful world of mushroom hunting. Thank you.

[@johnblackie646]

Awesome you sure are woods knowledgeable and willing to share it through your videos that's great, keep on keeping on, Best of luck always and thanks for sharing your videos.

[@dannyhay2497]

I found 2 big patches of these in my wooded yard this July.I cooked some with butter ,salt, and black pepper and added some in my spaghetti sauce .MY first wild edible mushroom!

[@grunt9131]

I am an amateur but I am very interested in mushroom identification and there's only three mushrooms I feel very comfortable with not poisoning myself that's the morel the chantrelle and the oyster mushroom and at this point I believe I have a crap load of small chanterelles growing in my yard which I did last year also I am very interested in finding out more about other edibles mushrooms that won't kill me. I'm just so skeptical on finding mushrooms I think are right but are deadly because not 30ft away from the chanterelles or some of the most deadliest mushrooms I know of which I bagged and put in the trash so the dogs would not eat it. It is September 3rd and we just had a storm they started to pop up being the chanterelle mushroom. So in your opinion what would be another good one to learn about that's fairly easy to identify

[@grunt9131]

I know this post of yours was only one month ago but maybe you learn something you can pass on

[@BushCampingTools]

Great, just been picking them in my neck of the woods too! I subbed as well!

[@chrisfilippi]

John, I know these also grow in the Alps and I found them in Northern Italy growing under pines. we cooked these up as a side with roe deer stew. Love all of your vids.

[@Leatherwoodoutdoors2]

Thanks! Glad you enjoy the videos!

[@CharliecatII]

I am drooling they look so good

[@dalenn_dnb]

Super informative. Cheers John and Danielle! Hope to find some here in Portland, OR.

[@stevenvensko5789]

Good video for someone just getting into picking these golden goodies. I live in South West PA and this summer they have been pretty plentiful until recently due to the lack if rain. Most people get bummed out when they see rain in the forecast but I get excited because I know some chanterelles will be poping up. The darn squirrels like them too so you have to try and beat them to the goods lol. Love to see more videos about some other varieties too. Thanks and good picking.👍

[@retkvi]

Chanterelles are the best smelling and tasting mushrooms that I know of, and they are best chopped with scrambled eggs, we call them kuriatka(literally translated as "chicks" ;)

[@_Killkor]

In Polish, we call them Kurka :) (also "chick") Excellent flavor!

[@andrewmcmullen1388]

Great stuff! Been finding lots in the SE part of PA as well! Always look forward to your videos

[@Leatherwoodoutdoors2]

Thanks!

[@audreyjackson5056]

I love your videos your amazing and i also LOVE your huntin videos

[@Passionformushrooms]

Great video! 👏👏👏

[@artistabigailmarie]

awesome! just found a bunch of these in the woods when me and my friend went hiking. just fried them up and am eating them now with some noodles. delicious! My first good edible mushroom forage.

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[@nevinhalteman1581]

hey John your quite woods wise....can't wait for the hen of the woods.....

[@bigbywolf6470]

same man

[@briancsoros1874]

Hell yeah brother! Nice video!

[@onjofilms]

I'm a new here in Appalachia and already found Chicken of the Woods, and now these but the Cinebar-Chanterelle. Bright red. Also found the Jack-o-lanterns. Also found a hugh white mushroom grows about 10-12 inches across. They don't look edible, but I haven't identified them yet.

[@MrBuckstrang]

Great video John, hey do you save mushrooms? Dry or how?

[@Leatherwoodoutdoors2]

I do not save or preserve my chants. i like them best fresh. The best way is to freeze them over drying them. But I have never tried it though. I am sure there are videos out there that show how.

[@MrBuckstrang]

Leatherwoodoutdoors2 We froze some chicken of the woods last year

[@stevenvensko5789]

Personally I cook them and store them in freezer bags all winter long. It's a nice treat in the depths of a bitter cold January.

[@Passionformushrooms]

Great video, well explained, thanks

[@steinderbush]

John , when is blackpowder deer season in your country!?? You made some awesome vids last years about black powder hunting, i am Dutch and i am looking forward to see the hunting ( If you will hunt blackpowder again) All the best to you!!

[@Leatherwoodoutdoors2]

Thanks! There is an early season in October. But the main season starts the day after Christmas. so it wont be until January until I get more flintlock videos up most likely.

[@Jestemzlasu]

Nice video 👍

[@degentrified]

Found a whole pile of "chanterelles" today which turned out to be Jack O Lantern..Thanks for the video.

[@merarirodriguez2127]

I keep hearing the Jack O" but no one explains what would happen if we happen to make that mistake....Maybe you could share? Are they poisoning or not edible mushrooms? Thanks for your help.👍🍄💗

[@jamesdunn7364]

Finding a lot of these in Juniata County this year, lots of rain seems to have helped

[@wesKEVQJ]

I found a decent patch of the red kind this morning. It does kinda seem like the mosquitoes hang out where they grow.

[@vanwinkleproject1600]

Picked my first ones. Down a deer trail one was growing near the droppings

[@outlawfarms6961]

I was wondering you had a link or email so I could send you a photo

[@RR-zh6kw]

These look yum..in new zealand we prob only have 5 edible mushrooms..

[@stevenvensko5789]

Bummer, I hope you get the opportunity to try some chanterelles sometime, they are some of the best mushrooms I've had the pleasure to eat. Good luck picking mate.👍

[@70sfred1]

I'm from Eastern Ohio and I would like to find these and your video is very helpful! Are there any classes for hunting these or would you consider teaching a class somewhere?

[@realitynuggets6204]

Amazing cookin. Wait until you saute with olive oil, or mesquite grill slabs, or butter saute with bacon and sherry plus sour cream.... hit me up for recipes anytime. These are a rare treat near SF.

[@henksthetics]

Try them just seared in butter with salt and pepper. That's how we do them in Northern Europe, they're called the gold of the forest

[@svenlubbe]

i wanted to harvest some chantarelles tomorrow, now im really like "really" confident to find some of them ;>>> location will be Freiburg Germany.

[@rockygrindstaff7312]

Great job!

[@BubblewrapHighway]

Have you tried them with kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper? Phew.

[@Adam-zt4wt]

I'm looking to buy another deer rifle for the most fun/best looks what do you suggest for pa

[@Leatherwoodoutdoors2]

as for caliber, I really like the .243 As for brand, I am unsure. But I would start with that caliber.

[@bubbag9952]

These growing all in my yard.

[@RockyNerd]

EAT EM!

[@bubbag9952]

@@RockyNerd i did and they were delicious!!!

[@RockyNerd]

@@bubbag9952 awesome I'm hunting them this week!

[@oldmanpatriot1490]

I think the only thing I would add is if a person has never tried a wild mushroom they should first eat a very small portion and wait at least 30 minutes to see if they are allergic.. Especially city slickers that have never eaten farm fresh foods before.. Not everyone can tolerate wild mushrooms.. My top 5 favorites are Morels, Hen of the woods, Chanterelles, oyster mushroom, and chicken mushroom (or chicken of the woods).. all are choice edibles..

[@emilybh6255]

I would try pouring in a little white wine and some fresh crushed garlic with the butter and salt and pepper. Or for a more robust flavor, try cabernet and garlic and some parsley and thyme.

[@TheLordbal]

they grow freely on our property, delicious ;)

[@wesleymorris1]

I've studied mushrooms for the last three years and I always say if ur not sure it's probably not what ur looking for, but I usually do a spore print to verify. But it's hard cuase chanterelles have same spore print as Jack's. But if they are trumpet shape and don't have gills, ridges instead. And the flesh is white and growing on the ground not on wood, and single not clustered you most likely have a chanterelles. Jack o lantern and false chants are the only look alikes I've read of, if u seen a jack o u would be able to tell them apart pretty easy. But u always check and double check identity and read everything u can on species of the mushroom u are hunting.

[@Leatherwoodoutdoors2]

Ok, great to hear! I just never know whether some comments come from experienced hunters or someone who watched this video, went outside and found some behind their house and never hunted for them before lol. Yep, an experienced hunter can tell the difference very easily.

[@medic9651]

Good video

[@gosiarhomecooking5123]

Leatherwoodoutdoors2 great video :)

[@alyxluther9527]

Can you please make more fishing vids

[@Leatherwoodoutdoors2]

we are planning on making a trout video but not sure if we got enough footage yet or not.

[@altinbytyqi2862]

help me when you can find them plss

[@matthewlee2686]

here in Mississippi I can easily pick a 30 gallon bag full of these in an hr

[@FBall-im8ui]

focus mae

[@wesleymorris1]

Dude I found a shit ton already, Im gonna cook me some Tonite.

[@Leatherwoodoutdoors2]

not sure if its your first time looking for them or not, but be sure they are chanterelles and not anything else poisonous.

[@Leatherwoodoutdoors2]

also, if its your first time eating them, just eat a small amount at first. rule of thumb for all mushrooms.

[@moondive4ever]

Out of focus. Focus is necessary for identification.

[@notinmypurview8177]

lol... when focus was needed ......... yours didn't work... at all

[@RockyNerd]

Story of my life.

[@bigbywolf6470]

are false chantrelles and jackolanterns deadly

[@Leatherwoodoutdoors2]

Well, I would say they are poisonous and you will become very ill if you eat them. I am not sure about deadly. Its possible

[@rice3094]

wrinkles not gills

[@danielculpepper9258]

True gills vs false gills but the camera is out of focus so no one can see what you are talking about! Also, 2-3 identification books?! Are you f****g kidding me?!

[@chrishenderson5082]

shut up

[@Urbansquealer]

Why did you censor yourself, Daniel? Are you some sort of bitch, Daniel?

[@marijo202]

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[@MAXIM_One]

Damn so out of focus I clicked off hurting my eyes