Foraging Wild Chanterelles in Deep Forest - Mushrooms All Over!

[@robertbrowning8725]

Great video and looks a lot of fun! Thank you for showing us around

[@JennyKim-vb5fp]

I need to go foraging with your group! Such fun people and thank you for sharing

[@washingtonlife]

Thank you

[@tewasgardenkirkland450]

I love foraging and now I know some spots to look besides along a trail!

[@washingtonlife]

Yes it’s always best to look off trail and thank you for coming along with us on this mushroom adventure

[@RaymondMullen-t9j]

You taught Her well [ or is it the other way ] haha Your in a Great spot ..Can't wait to see the Cook .. Thanks

[@washingtonlife]

Lol 😆. Yes stay tune for the cooking coming soon my friend 😃🙏

[@RaymondMullen-t9j]

Trush Me I will be here & looking forward for the Cooks ...

[@washingtonlife]

@@RaymondMullen-t9j me and my lady really appreciate you always watching our videos 😃🙏

[@petervicheth4929]

That's incredible bong I'm waiting to see the part when it's cooked I gotta see that part and how it's going to be prepared battered and fried sounds delicious too great video bong keep it up

[@washingtonlife]

Thank you so much bong and yes stay tune the cooking coming soon 😃🙏

[@petervicheth4929]

@@washingtonlife cool

[@gordonendicott5114]

Great job

[@washingtonlife]

Thank you so much for coming along with us on this mushroom journey

[@usomexmartin220]

I see why these weird looking mushrooms are expensive. It's alot of work trying to find them! 🧐 I only know button and shitake mushrooms Lol 😁😂 I need to expand my tastes buds! 🤦🏾‍♀️😁 Can't wait to see how you guys cook it! 🤔😋

[@washingtonlife]

Yes and if you like to see the really expensive mushrooms that I also forage for please check out my video on Matsutake mushrooms and here’s the link kzbin.info/aero/PLCJygxs0wjRXF8txHI-wodkeujQQLWVYM&si=3AbrVw8pVANElaJZ

[@ericn1487]

Nice video man. There's a lot of night crabbing in Oregon dates to go catch them and don't go on windy and rainy days to catch Dungeness crab because you won't catch them during the low tides. Also, there are multiple dates in November if you want to go night crabbing in Oregon too. November 29th is also a good day to go night crabbing and the day after too if you're not busy and there are other multiple dates to before the dates, I told you and you can check the tide chart in Oregon where I told you the location where we should catch some Dungeness crab in your previous videos.

[@washingtonlife]

Thank you so much bro I really appreciate you taking the time to research and share with me! 🙏🙏

[@ericn1487]

@@washingtonlife No problem, man. Been catching Dungeness about almost 5 years now and been getting easy limits and you go and listen to me and meet up to go catch them at low tide in Oregon.

[@CaseyDuBose]

Where are you finding these? I'm wondering if there are any good spots near Tacoma.

[@washingtonlife]

@@CaseyDuBose I found these close to the coast but as long as you go up in elevation around 1500 and up you will most likely find them

[@beotifully]

free food...cant beat that.

[@washingtonlife]

That’s right! 😃👍

[@paulman-r6t]

Looks fun brother. We want to try to go sometime any recommendations

[@washingtonlife]

Yes just make sure you go up around 1200 elevation and usually any mountains by the coast. This is prime time right now and thank you for watching. I will be back out again this weekend

[@tptp3616]

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[@washingtonlife]

These mushrooms are call chanterelles

[@annedroide3190]

Instead of pulling up the root system, wouldn't there be more mushrooms next year if you detach the mushroom from the root instead? Cause I see others bring small pocket knives and just cut off the mushroom instead of pulling it up. Just wondering.

[@washingtonlife]

That’s a very great question and I did a lot of research on weather to pull or cut since there’s a lot of debate about it online. What I found is that if you pull or cut it doesn’t matter because they do not have roots. They are spread by spores so cutting them and letting the stem rotten in the soil can cause diseases in the soil that could harm the area. They say it’s better to pull the entire mushrooms out from the ground and make sure to smack them around or shake them to spread their spores and also good to have a basket with holes so when you are walking in the forest you’re helping to spread the spores around. Hopefully that helps. I made a few videos on how to correctly harvest mushrooms without destroying or damaging their environment. Thank you for watching and if you have any other questions please ask

[@robertbrowning8725]

It’s better to pull them rather than cutting and my area has been giving me mushrooms every year

[@annedroide3190]

@@washingtonlife I'm planning to move up there soon. Gonna go hang out with you guys.

[@washingtonlife]

@@annedroide3190 anytime and thank you for watching my friend

[@annedroide3190]

@@washingtonlife 😊

[@AshleyBanks-rz1lc]

First like 🤗

[@washingtonlife]

Thank you!

[@Lizvin-asmr-everydayinmylife]

Im first time her the lady’s is thai and the man is filipino?

[@washingtonlife]

@@Lizvin-asmr-everydayinmylife hello thank you for visiting our channel and coming along on our mushroom journey. Yes you are very close 👍

[@Lizvin-asmr-everydayinmylife]

@@washingtonlife thank you i enjoy watching this❤️looking forward for more videos

[@washingtonlife]

@@Lizvin-asmr-everydayinmylife we really appreciate you! 😃🙏