Five Easy Michigan Milkcaps

Finding and identifying five types of milkcaps

[@countupj1613]

I’m from Battle Creek Michigan and I just want to say I love your channel thank you for sharing such good knowledge

[@Tatterdash71]

Your videos have a lot of details for identification! Foraging with James Hetfield's twin!

[@jessicaleighdargaclark4536]

I'm from SouthEast MI and just found you and am very excited to see your other videos! Came for the witchhazel and stayed for the mushrooms so far! Cheers!

[@1DNGJR]

Love your videos, I always learn something new keep up the good work!

[@Jezzarigged]

Hope you're doing well! Just stumbled across your page and I enjoy the videos you've posted! I'll definitely be sending a link to some of your videos to my mom haha, she'll love them.

[@Ukraize]

I started seriously hunting for mushrooms in 2020, and we have been collecting lactarius thyinos a bit north of Cadillac for a few years now. They cook up quite nicely, especially with onion! Spring of 2022 was tough with how cold it was almost through the end of May but fall this year was somehow worse; we didn't have moisture almost through the entire month of August and when the rains finally came at the beginning of September the temps fell to the low 40s the same week. The only thing we found in extreme abundance were Suillus granulatus and Suillus grevillei. I have seen a few Shaggy manes, Rosy Russula, and a nice colony of Hemlock varnish shelf. Those were my favorites this year!

[@jjcdrummer]

Love your videos! I always learn so much from them.. Hopefully all is well, and looking forward to any new videos you guys might post. :)

[@joet81]

I absolutely love lactarius hygrophoroides- one of my absolute favorite edible mushrooms! glad you covered it! the lack of rain in Southern Ontario sure didn't bring up a many this year though. great job as usual!

[@chaseharmony9172]

Great video!