Exploring a Forgotten Pine Mushroom Patch (2022 Pines Episode 4)

In this episode we head to a patch that is further north than most harvesters are willing to travel. After a long hike down an overgrown road we reach the location of a once bustling mushroom patch.
2022 Pines Episode 4
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00:00 Highlight intro
00:25 Heading to a forgotten patch
4:37 Hiking in
5:45 Exploring the patch
11:40 Loading packboard
12:43 Hiking out

[@bcherbs]

I love these vids , as I can't get out anymore , TY for sharing , Hello from Terrace

[@jesusacaytiles7045]

From philippines i enjoyed very much watching your video amazing

[@westcoast8562]

Picking monster pine buttons on a warm sunny day to boot. How amazing!

[@bonnerdebbie]

Thanks for another enjoyable video and for identifying the other mushrooms you see.

[@user-gf3qt5uz1p]

Good healing Thanks for your hard work

[@westcoast8562]

OMG WHAT AN AMAZING PATCH! LET ME KNOW IF YOU NEED AN EXTRA SET OF HANDS TO COLLECT THOSE NEXT SEASON

[@sammieathome9417]

😂

[@audreysantos9921]

Geez…. I’d work for you for free just to be able to pick such big pine mushrooms. Just the joy of picking and finding them😮

[@helenlazoga1487]

Hi there, hope you are well ( noticed your jeans are soaked from kneeling. How do you avoid getting sick?). As usual thankyou for an awesome video, but where is the rest of the crew? God bless. Greetings from Greece.

[@northernwildharvest]

Hi Helen, it wasn’t a very abundant season for pines because of less than ideal weather so the rest of our crew didn’t join us for the harvest. We were only there for a short time. They will be back in future episodes, which we are filming now. We avoid getting sick by working really hard, drinking lots of water, hot rocks from the fire for heat and lots of healthy wild food/teas with our dinners.

[@user-rw9et3ow7o]

This is crazy. They are so big.

[@marcymcaneany8953]

What “tool” are you using to dig them up?

[@northernwildharvest]

I was using a galvanized steel spike in that video because It had an eyelet which i could attach a clip to. Lots of things work well, such as a dandelion tool but i’d recommend something that doesn’t rust

[@jussanativeboy]

I just use my fingers to pluck the no damage to the #1's

[@paulyoung6835]

There are way too many "Hey, look at me collecting mushrooms." videos out there. Please be more informative about the characteristics of the mushroom types.

[@julietfavor31413]

𝚠𝚘𝚠 𝚢𝚘𝚞 𝚠𝚎𝚛𝚎 𝚟𝚎𝚛𝚢 𝚕𝚞𝚌𝚔𝚢 𝚐𝚞𝚢𝚜 😊

[@jussanativeboy]

I just use my fingers to pluck the no damage to the #1's

[@northernwildharvest]

Used to do that, for nearly a decade but you should see the messed up index fingers of the old time pickers. They advised against it, their messed up hands convinced me.