Gyromitra korfii with The Mushroom Hunter

[@coltonbocock2586]

Hi I found you on Facebook, awesome video!!

[@kylecanan6334]

Very helpful video!

[@derekbutts1782]

Just found this channel . I'm in ashtabula county. Awesome, stay safe brother

[@lonnieandtashamcfarland8246]

Super cool Don!

[@hiromikami]

Wow the G. Caroliniana that you showed was super cool!

[@ThirdOfNine]

Yeah that thing was HUGE!

[@hiromikami]

Hey and thanks for updating us on the edibility. I too have older books that say either inedible or toxic, on coral fungi that I've already eaten and was completely fine after boiling and dumping the water.

[@mattstankus2075]

I found 2 in Summit county today and a tiny half free

[@MK-ti2oo]

People argue with me ad nauseum that these are inedible, as well as verpa Bohemia and a few others. Even folks running mushroom specific channels - you'd think those would have done their homework.

[@Sirgrenous]

Have you already done, or can you make a video on puffball mushrooms or lion's mane? I'm not much of a mushroamer and I don't know where and when these grow. But if it's possible, then can you do a showcase on either one?

[@ThirdOfNine]

I don't have a puffball video yet but I do have one on lion's mane: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6GaZ4V6nJZ6jtk

[@RSRatornra]

whats up don! I found some of these and was comparing with online photos and somehow stumbled upon your youtube channel! I'm from all the mushroom identification groups on facebook and the shroomery, I see you around all the time :0

[@ThirdOfNine]

Greetings!

[@jeffreyrueckert7576]

Today I found some g brunnea (elephant ears)today, anything I should know about cooking wise? I'm in the group,but I kinda ended up in fb jail so I can't comment or post.

[@canadiangemstones7636]

Alden Dirks, University of Michigan, is studying the toxin in Gyromitra. He does not eat them. Watch the talk he gave to Torrey Botanical Society and think twice before you risk it...

[@Chrissvarietychannel549]

I learned something. I thought all of those were toxic

[@mamamiasappalachianadventu8161]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge with others Don! We probably need to stick to boiling - not parboiling. Parboiling is like saying to partially boil something and that the opposite of what needs to be done with some species. Keep up the great work, I enjoyed the video!

[@richstone2627]

I see more of these than morels in some places. Thought they were deadly, learned something new from this video. Thanks. We never stop learning unless we close our mind.