Harvesting the Black Trumpet Mushroom Educational

[@megoingfast]

No poisonous look alikes, beautiful! Thanks! Love the variety! Found the black trumpets surrounded by coral so didn't know about the coral!

[@chriskathy9865]

The crowned tipped coral are good eating.

[@leeannekelly3385]

Thank you, just foraged some black trumpets off our Land in Tamworth, NH. Very informative.

[@livinglife4309]

I just found your channel this weekend and am binge watching all your videos. Love the mushroom videos. Love the jam videos. Love the canning and pickling videos. How I found your channel was I was wondering if anyone made jerky out of bluegill and sure enough you had a video on it. And your videos are very informative. Never seen anyone make spruce or balsom tip jelly before or even heard of it but I want to try making it as well as dandelion jelly. I made dandelion wine before.

[@chriskathy9865]

Thanks for watching them all, we try to bring everyone something that others don't without all the goofing around or commercials Chris

[@michaelwix2982]

Hey guys, love your videos and mushrooms. Camped in your area for 20 odd years at the Harbor Campgrounds and had no idea there were that number of mushrooms available. Keep the vids coming.

[@chriskathy9865]

There are a lot of different mushrooms out there. Thanks for watching, Chris

[@madelainebacani1103]

I love your mushroom videos, very informative and entertaining. I like it when you show how you harvest and sometimes prepare them, unlike some of the mushroom hunters I watch on youtube. Keep up the good work!

[@chriskathy9865]

Well thank you very much Madelaine, I appreciate that you took the time to comment & I will keep trying to bring you the things you'd like to see, BTW, what would you like to see? Chris

[@madelainebacani1103]

+Chris & Kathy Harvesting and preparing mushrooms. I would love to hunt for mushrooms too, and with your videos I feel like I am. Silly. I know, oh I'm not sure If I've seen you guys forage for honey mushrooms. Do they not grow in your area, or are they not in season yet. Thanks for the response, don't worry as long as you guys are making videos I'll be right here watching.

[@chriskathy9865]

No we haven't been looking for them s of yet for this year, we'll see what we can come up with for you, keep on watching.. Chris

[@scottkersey7893]

Nice harvest Chris and Kathy !

[@chriskathy9865]

Thank you Scott, I think I like these best to dehydrate. When rehydrated they taste great & have great texture. Chris

[@scottkersey7893]

Thank you Chris.

[@paparomesoutdoors711]

You did an outstanding job on this video thank you. Found a lot of them today but more brown colored anything out there brown but same shape, and they are young? Thanks

[@chriskathy9865]

They can be brown, gray or black. Still all are trumpets. Pick them when you see them, I found some the other day & just picked the bigger ones, went back a few days later & and all the ones I left were gone. I figure a critter got them all & not the two legged kind either. Chris

[@paparomesoutdoors711]

Thanks Chris for the great words of advice. I went back today because I found a great score of Chanterelles are are closely watching there growth. I look at the Black trumpets and see more and more and the ones from yesterday seem to have turned black like in all the books I have, also a dark purple color. What is your favorite way to cook these?

[@jeffarp7409]

What would be the best way to find someone in my area to show me the ways of the mushroomers.i found a patch of shantrells by happy accident and it has peaked my interest in learning more .any advice would help.

[@chriskathy9865]

I'd put an ad on craigslist or look on facebook for a mushroom group, you could join our group and ask if there is anyone around your area. Chris facebook.com/groups/270485909965678/

[@patrickstar2659]

Do you all have a video on how to make a basket like that? I'd like to learn how!

[@chriskathy9865]

No, but they are not hard to make, we make them all the time, Thanks for watching, Chris

[@darrellchannel]

What a wonderful assortment! thanks for the video😃. Humboldt County California, here.

[@chriskathy9865]

Thanks for watching & the comment. Chris

[@AuditMadness]

That's a big harvest. I picked some yesterday and put them in my New England Clam Chowder for dinner tonight.

[@chriskathy9865]

Now that sound good, thanks for watching, Chris

[@charronfamilyconnect]

Thanks for the video! What time of year do you usually find these mushrooms? Do you find them around the same time that the Chanterelles are ready? Thanks!

[@chriskathy9865]

Mid August around here in Northern WI. Usually don't find the two mushrooms growing together. Chris

[@KariEatsPlants]

@@chriskathy9865 where are you in Northern Wisconsin? My family is from the Cable / Hayward area.

[@chriskathy9865]

@@KariEatsPlants We spend our summers in Conover, just north of Eagle River.

[@KariEatsPlants]

@@chriskathy9865 nice looks like real good mushroom hunting there

[@chriskathy9865]

@@KariEatsPlants Conover area.

[@detectionduquebec5911]

Really awesome harvest i'm jealous ;-)The black trumpet are big, in french they have this funny name death 'trumpet and they grow in circle this circle is call soceress,s ring. I like your basket ! Thank,s to share.

[@chriskathy9865]

Détection Du Québec, thanks for the comment & for watching. Chris

[@atmako1]

Nice video and mushrooms .....did I hear a cat throughout the video? I have four myself....

[@chriskathy9865]

Thanks for watching! We get asked that a lot but no, it's just the noise our particular camera made while focusing.

[@taylorp.2872]

know any experts in PA? preferably in Monroe area?

[@chriskathy9865]

No, sorry. I sure don't. Isn't there supposed to some big mushroom conference in PA this fall?

[@doreenhenry8805]

Adam Haritan from PA. Type in: Learn Your Land.

[@haggard21077]

I live near johnstown. I'm not an expert but definatley a very experienced mushroom hunter. But yeah Adam haritan at learn your land is an expert.

[@denaredford6701]

Nice basket .

[@natrujakhantigul2401]

Plenty of mushroom. I love them all.

[@chriskathy9865]

The Black Trumpet is one of my favorite to dehydrate. Thanks for watching. Chris

[@drason69]

Would these be native to the Wisconsin, Minnesota,Iowa areas of the Mississippi River? I am hoping to get a couple of morel mentors to go out in the fall for some 'shrooms'. Thanks for the video!

[@chriskathy9865]

Yeah, I would believe they are. They cover most of North America. Chris

[@typhoidmary34]

Love your vids. Thumbs up given.

[@chriskathy9865]

Thank you very much. Chris

[@louchef1013]

when do these kind of mushrooms come out?

[@chriskathy9865]

Here in Northern WI, not until about mid August. Chris

[@TheTruthteller9147]

Dear god..........I would have tears to be able to go out and pick that spread

[@chriskathy9865]

Ha... Most days are not like that. Thanks for watching.

[@gloriaalley8343]

I want to go mushroom foraging at that camp spot holy moly... canada??

[@chriskathy9865]

No, We are in Northern Wisconsin, Thanks for watching. Chris

[@gloriaalley8343]

omg the way he said petunia! so good. and great video altogether

[@chriskathy9865]

Do I have an accent when I say petunia? Chris

[@triciadurand1778]

What state are you in?

[@chriskathy9865]

We are in Vilas County in Northern Wisconsin. Thanks for watching. Chris

[@triciadurand1778]

Very nice. After watching another of your vids, Chris mentioned it. GREAT job with these, very informative!

[@chriskathy9865]

Thank you so much for watching & taking the time to write a comment. Chris

[@JoseMartinez-yq6li]

Where u pick

[@chriskathy9865]

Out in the woods of Northern WI.

[@eliseobenitez1217]

this cool

[@chriskathy9865]

Thanks Eliseo & thanks for watching. Chris

[@lovingit1538]

Wash em