7 Trees Every Mushroom Hunter Should Know

[@Tierneycristian]

I remember few years back after my wife died, I was left alone with 3 kids. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Got diagnosed with bipolar. Not until a friend recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment changed my life for better. I can proudly say i'm totally clean for 6 years and still counting. Always look to nature for solution to tough problems, Shrooms are phenomenal.

[@gusna82266]

I love hearing great life changing stories like this. I want to become a mycologist because honestly mushrooms are the best form of medicine (most especially the psychedelic ones) There are so many people today used magic mushrooms to ween off of SSRI medication- its amazing! Years back i wrote an entire essay about psychedelics. they saved you from death buddy, lets be honest here.

[@Morrisbraga-jm9lc]

Can you help me with the reliable source 🙏. I'm 56 and have suffered for years with addiction, anxiety and severe ptsd, I got my panic attacks under control myself years ago and they have come back with a vengeance, I'm constantly trying to take full breaths but can't get the full satisfying breath out, it's absolutely crippling me, i live in Germany. I don't know much about these mushrooms. Really need a reliable source!! Can't wait to get them

[@DonnDenisse]

YES sure of mycologist Pedroshrooms. Mushrooms literally got me off my feet and turned my whole life around. I am currently a housing manager for a recovery program. I wouldn't have been able to do that shit without psilocybin.

[@canerbakar-jv2si]

I'm so very happy for you mate, Psilocybin is absolutely amazing, the way it shows you things, the way it teaches you things. I can not believe our world and our people shows less interest about it's helpfulness to humanity. It's love. The mushrooms heals people by showing the truth, it would be so beneficial for so many people, especially politicians and the rich who have lost their way and every other persons out there.

[@EthanEdward-wx7ut]

Where do I reach this dude? If possible can I find him on Google

[@1959jimbob]

I have learned more from this young man than I did in 3 plus years of college Horticulture. Even though he speaks rapidly, his enunciation of the Latin is so smooth and crystal clear. His rapid fire descriptions are so easily understood that I am constantly pausing the vids so that I can make notes. Thank you thank you thank you....

[@leefu2000]

Set the playback speed to .75

[@thefunkosaurus]

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[@tomtalley2192]

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[@GARRY3754]

If I had him as Professor in college I probably would of been a botanist.

[@kevinkelly1529]

@@GARRY3754 *have Not of

[@crosshairs3]

As an environmental scientist I know my trees but I'm trying to expand my mushroom knowledge and this is hands down one of the best videos I've found on the subject with accurate info

[@ottergirl6973]

What an absolute pleasure to hear a true expert speak so freely and with so much joy and enthusiasm.... Thank you so much for sharing with all those willing to learn.

[@cornfusedatbest6693]

I concur. I'm wondering if he has a regular doctor, or even has one, and if he does, if he gives THEM advice??!! For his age, his knowledge seems a bit intimidating at times.

[@kasonmarcelo1529]

instablaster.

[@brucegill1903]

@@cornfusedatbest6693 I don't find his knowledge intimidating at all..I'm an old fart, glad to learn new tricks! I want to keep on learning til the day I'm farting dust. Adam has a lot to contribute and I'm glad I found his uploads.

[@adamakaru2683]

Of course! after decades of government lie, imprison and abusing the American public 🤐shame on the USA.

[@markjones5561]

@@brucegill1903 LOL...… that's an expression I'm definitely going to use :)

[@funfirefreedom9164]

This is the most helpful mushroom guide I've ever seen. The key in foraging is knowing where to find what you are looking for otherwise you are wasting time and energy looking everywhere. Thank you!

[@LearnYourLand]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@njmite2765]

@@LearnYourLand Is cordycepts good?

[@MsSheilaC]

@@njmite2765 cordyceps is a medicinal mushroom, but does not grow in the forest. It is the result of a parasitic fungus, that consums it's host (a specific caterpillar) resulting in the 'mushroom' that we consume.

[@njmite2765]

@@MsSheilaC Isnt that bad because the host has to eat it to get infected which inturn infects us?

[@MsSheilaC]

@@njmite2765 while it is strange the way it is formed in nature, most cordyceps is control grown now. There is a lot of information (just google) re cordyceps and the benefits.

[@delon4523]

pronouncing scientific names like a BOSS!

[@gtbkts]

Delon ikr. Definitely couldn’t say half of these names....

[@noahcarver6072]

Besides the names as well!

[@billbelzek6748]

This guy is definitely college educated --- I can't see a Deplorable saying complex names like that

[@richavic4520]

@@billbelzek6748 he likely has a biology background with a mycological concentration. How's that for a deplorable?

[@davidmccracken288]

@@richavic4520 I would have to believe that he concentrated in all his subjects...How's that for a deplorable?😂

[@whitneymacdonald4396]

Man, you can lay out a lot of info in a sentence or two. I love that you do it so clearly. That obviously comes from really knowing your stuff so thanks for all the hard work you didi to learn this!

[@Useryofcsdnx]

He is so gosh darn smart.

[@joanbish557]

My goodness this gentleman has a brain that rapid fires info like I've never seen before he is a wealth of information. 🥰

[@vickibarks8202]

The 7 mushroom hunter trees he mentions in this video is: 1) Oak 2) Beech 3) Birch 4) Elm 5) Hemlock 6) Pine 7) Spruce

[@bernardguynunns5658]

Thanks Ms BARKS!

[@jessieplaysmusic8530]

You’re the homie

[@JesusWins]

Medicated Gamer The BiG Homie.

[@bouncerslabrealnature9143]

LoL 😁 you are God like.

[@sarahtonen4873]

thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!! xo

[@MariaMorton]

The best video I've seen on mushrooms. This guy is extremely knowledgeable.

[@lloydm2110]

really grateful for your vids, Adam. they inform me but they also calm me down. your genuine enthusiasm and interest (and apparent compassion) are refreshing. hope you are having a great day, man.

[@LearnYourLand]

Thanks so much, Lloyd! I appreciate the kind words.

[@BazookaIke]

1) oak trees at 1:40 2) beech trees at 4:00 3) birch trees at 5:54 4) elm trees at 7:50 5) hemlock trees at 11:00 6) pine trees at 13:10 7) spruce trees at 15:20

[@whathmm226]

Excellent! As the daughter of an Audubon Society enthusiast, and dragged to all kinds of "outings" as a child, I can verify that you have an unprecedented level of knowledge and enthusiasm for your subjects. Thanks. actually enjoyable.

[@philharrington7955]

You’re a great teacher ! I’ve just recently got back into mushroom hunting and already feel like I’ve learned a great deal from your videos . Thank you !

[@kareno8634]

With all the years i've Walked in the Woods ~ i should have learned this a lifetime ago. So glad i learned something before i died. i shall pass this on. *Thanks so much!*

[@lizbecker1677]

This was such a great video! My bf and I were out hiking through the woods in New Hampshire this weekend, and we looked up and saw something high up in a white birch tree underneath a broken branch that was black and frothy. We wondered if it was a chaga, which we had been looking for during our hikes these past couple of weeks but never were able to successfully identify. Well, after watching this video, I can confirm that we definitely saw a chaga! Recently, we've been learning about different types of trees growing in nearby forests that I've never paid attention to in the past. It's kind of like rediscovering a new aspect of nature.

[@skilermullen4997]

Found my first Chanterelle, it tasted unique. Thank you for helping me get into the hobby, great videos.

[@hikerx9366]

Okay I took pics of every mushroom and every tree, can't wait to learn how to forage edibles from the forest. Herbs included. Thanks for such an indepth guide and beautiful pictures and names of each mushroom you talked about. Take care my friend.

[@pakratunloading]

I'm heading out with a buddy this weekend to do some hammock camping and explore the forest for some wild edibles. Adam, you are such an inspiration, I have been in the woods my whole life and have never been more driven, by you, to learn what grows around us. Keep up the great work, you are touching many souls! I hope you make it to Michigan again this year Adam.

[@LearnYourLand]

Thanks Todd! Great to hear from you as always. I'm actually leading a walk or two at the Great Lakes Foragers Gathering in Grass Lake, MI in early June. Perhaps I'll see you there!

[@debbiehenri7170]

As well as wild woodlands, there are a lot of pine plantations near me (one being within walking distance, conveniently). Lots of people moan about the pine plantations, but a few years ago I started walking through them and found lots of different types of mushrooms. After studying these mushrooms very, very carefully, it took me a couple of years to pluck up courage and start using them. Now I look forward to autumn mushroom season - finding Boletes, Chanterelles, Hen-Of-The-Woods, Amethyst Deceivers, Hedgehog Mushrooms, and wild Oysters. Fantastic video. I will put this on my save list!

[@danno1800]

You are simply remarkable! Thank you for taking the time to tell us the many things that you know. Much appreciated!

[@silversong4VR]

Finally, someone talking about an area in which I actually live. Nice, informative, subbed.

[@JayLeePoe]

White Birch forests are a-mazing. And one mushroomed mentioned that should really stick out is Honey Mushroom. I was taught this one as "popinki" because, Eastern Europe! They're also noticeable because they can be seen at night (foxfire, greenish glow). They fry up something fantastic and make great soup. In my experience they've got a nice crispness when fried properly. Notably an Autumn mushroom mostly but when they grow, bring a couple baskets.

[@user-ld2ee2bw2b]

I wish you were my neighbor I would never go home. I get so excited with your educational videos. I learned all my fossils and used to hunt, many were I am, but wish before I moved off grid I learned more about trees and wild food. Thank you and God Bless You.

[@scottkers.4225]

Thank you for your time and knowledge Adam. Learning so much. Greatly appreciated.

[@ericastier1646]

Bless the community and family that raised you, they have done a stellar job, this is how young people should be. I like that you are not concerned with hubris and you are phenomenal at sharing information. We need more people like you.

[@ericabuesing]

I love your enthusiasm. You have some kind of way about you... great teacher, great video. I learned far more than I expected. Thanks for taking the time to be so informative!

[@debbiescott6498]

Son your an excellent mentor to this gal of 67, started mushroom hunting at age 16, now I am connecting the dots by learning better tree identification thanks to you, this will make mushroom hunting easier &faster

[@travisgrant5608]

Adam, Just discovered you recently. You are so intelligent and fascinating to listen to. Thanks for sharing your information. Love your classes! 💚

[@LearnYourLand]

Thank you!

[@tylersearles6853]

More tree/mushroom videos! The best! Thank you Adam, you’re awesome.

[@11sesquialtera]

I had to watch it again! I am in the profession of ornamental hort. This is a very clear presentation, ands absolutely inspired me to pursue

[@Chucktea23]

You are awesome bud. Thanks for all the good info. Not many people I find vidoes from are as articulate, knowledgeable, and informative as you are. Thank you and keep up the good work.

[@sharbelize4453]

Awesome content! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and with such zeal. I came here after watching a mushroom summit and I think I learned in 18 mins what I learned from a 3-day summit. Love the emphasis on the trees as that is a completely important tip for foraging.

[@dianawatton7570]

I appreciate your videos very much. I do want to add though caution the first time I went hunting for the morel mushroom I saw a beautiful small pearly white group of mushrooms which I picked and put in a separate bag. I brought them home and showed them to my new neighbor who was very knowledgeable about wild mushrooms. She told me get rid of them immediately and go wash your hands several times. I had brought home a deadly mushroom commonly referred to as the destroying angel for which there is no antidote! When you pick wild mushrooms know what you are picking.

[@MikeSmith-od5sl]

I found a huge hen of the woods mushroom where I live in a red oak grove. It was really tasty and easy to identify. I have read that they can also grow on hickory trees.

[@NS-pf2zc]

SO incredibly helpful! Goodness, with each video I watch of yours I keep thinking how incredibly bright you are and how articulate and well rounded. You look so young that it takes me aback. I'm just a new mushroom hunter, mostly doing this while caring for our livestock and gardens. Or when I just need to escape to the woods on the mountain behind us to appreciate the quiet there. Thank you, so much for all of this information.

[@briananderson1246]

Yesterday I went in my backyard wooded area and found lion's mane! I've done much research and I was going to purchase a lion's mane extract the same exact day, I was/am very very thankfull

[@annrenee3265]

Brilliant Adam. You have the gift of the gab..how you deliver so much information at high speed is impressive!

[@dr.russhealy2206]

Great video - thanks for your generosity, Adam. Your love for the land, and your knowledge is infectious!

[@darleneclark6098]

You blow my mind with all the information you can remember and rattle off so easily.

[@Okie-doke]

You have the most in depth but yet easy to follow videos.

[@LearnYourLand]

Thanks!

[@animalswin2105]

I have come back to this video which is a gold nugget, packed with the most important things when trying to locate mushrooms. Astounding knowledge and delivery.

[@danielcassidy6987]

You're the man Adam! I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos and I'm so thankful that you take the time to make them. I live in New York's Hudson Valley and your videos are quite helpful for my region. Keep up the good work!

[@kathyhenry8932]

Hi I'm Kathy from West Virginia. I too like to watch his video's on mushroom. Just wanted to say hope you and your family is doing great. I understood that you are having a great deal of snow and sickness in New York. The flu and RSV is very over

[@kathyhenry8932]

Sorry about that our flu and RSV and covid are all overwhelming here in West Virginia more so on the pneumonia and coming from the RSV it is hit our children and elderly really hard. I do hope that you will be safe. It was nice to read that you like to watch his video as well and learn from him. You are right he does teach great. Please be safe may to he father in heaven be with you. From Kathy in West Virginia Your Sister in Yahshua ☺️ may he bless you and your family.

[@ana-aaronmenger6487]

Your excitement & knowledge is enthralling!! Loved watching this video!!

[@sapelesteve]

Another fantastic video with awesome content Adam! Your knowledge of the plant & mushroom kingdoms is truly amazing. You deserve a ton more subscribers..............

[@LearnYourLand]

Thanks for watching!

[@chiraldude]

While I have so little time to go hunting for shrooms, this sort of info is still valuable. I have only had a great mushroom find a handful of times but what made the difference was knowing how to recognize something when you come upon it. My best find was not in a forest but in a tree row in the middle of the parking lot where I worked. I parked and started walking into the building and noticed an enormous mushroom growing around the root s of a dead tree. On closer inspection it was a pristine King Bolete. Probably a dozen people walked passed it and never gave it a thought but I recognized it instantly! It weighed in at over 3 lbs and was delicious!

[@riterra]

Extremely helpful! I've been working on tree identification this winter, and this video hit the spot.

[@LearnYourLand]

Awesome, glad you enjoyed it!

[@dingledee2704]

Hey I just want to say every one of your videos are such a help. The way you talk and your positive energy is so great. Please keep it up. Cheers.

[@thomasw178]

Wow, what an impressive video. Absolutely jam-packed with information. Excellent content, Adam.

[@vakuraaaah]

You were made for this. Thank you for being a messenger of the woods. Can't wait to use and share your wisdom.

[@xavierramosolive7862]

I just discovered your channel, great videos! For me, pine trees are on top of the list (maybe together with oaks). I think that some of the best mushrooms grow around them. I'm thinking of Lactarius Deliciosus, Lactarius Sangulfulus, Lactarius Salmonicolor and its relatives, as well as Cantharellus Lutescens.

[@KarlitaBerger]

ADAM!!! you are such a kind heart and i can not THANK YOU enough for your content!!! BLESS YOU AND YOUR VAST KNOWLEDGE!!! Momma Nature LOVES YOU!!!

[@SanctuaryGardenLiving]

Hey Adam, love your videos, you have inspired me and after watching all your videos, hundreds of hours in the woods and building a mushroom library I find there is still so much to learn. It is apparent that your knowledge goes much deeper than many of these videos, how about you start an advanced mushroom series? Thanks again, from the whole family!

[@LearnYourLand]

Hey Michael, thanks! And that's a great idea. Anything in particular you'd like to see in the advanced series?

[@erlinggaratun6726]

@@LearnYourLand Could you by any chance do continent by continent, focusing on undervalued edible or medicinal mushrooms (as in not the best known species)? I find your channel real useful even in Norway, where I live on the rain-soaked western coast. I dig your channel, just subscribed :)

[@helenswan705]

Love your enthusiasm! Good accurate info.

[@ellasilva4576]

Wow! Did you read my mind this past week? I've been researching this because I am looking to purchase some woodland soon and all of these trees are present on the land I want. You hit two birds with one stone for me! Thanks! Now to do the final gathering of info for medicinal and edible uses of these trees. I think I'm gonna need a bigger notebook, lol. I wish I could just download your brain onto a thumbdrive or sd card! Again, Thanks a lot for the info!

[@LearnYourLand]

You're welcome, and thanks for watching and commenting!

[@lynnerodgers4461]

Wouldn't it be amazing to download all that knowledge!? It would be the only way I could keep it in my memory.

[@jim1550]

The info in this video is easily worth its weight. Not many mycos sending this info out there for free. Good stuff dude.

[@aedleathers]

Really like your ecological approach...relationships between species! Thanks!

[@LearnYourLand]

Thanks, Ed!

[@williamuhl252]

I can't believe how fast you rattle all of that information off! Your knowledge is incredible! Thank you for sharing your passion.

[@MrMeek79]

Loved the video and completely agree with learning your trees. I used to walk around aimlessly then I learned this technique and have had much better luck. I always tell others the same advice, find the environment,find the trees and the mushrooms will appear

[@willong1000]

Through knowledge, you progressed from "luck" to results.

[@tarzantheapeman7497]

You are the best and most knowledgeable source of mushroom picking information that I ever came across, thank you so very much

[@PureNecessities]

You are awesome! Your knowledge and passion is so impressive & inspirational. Mushrooms are a staple of my diet, and I’m looking forward to learning more about them. 😀

[@KerwinSwagg]

I love your videos, knowledge, personality and your smile! keep it up dude

[@BetsyCruz]

Love this! We have 5 acres full of different oak trees. Can’t wait to get my kids out and mushroom hunting for our nature journaling 🤓

[@wmluna381]

How did your kids take to it all so far?

[@rhettbickley9097]

I’m a South Carolina forester with over 50 years. An excellent job.

[@carolinafrancisco7662]

Psilocybin, LSD, shrooms and ketamine are absolutely life changing substances that have so much potential to help people with mental health issues.

[@teresamartim6173]

Does anyone know where I can source them?

[@abelardsebastian6466]

is he on Instagrm?

[@polinaalissa367]

Sure,dr.larryshroommn

[@johnsonjuliet917]

Psychedelics definitely have potential to deal with mental health, they really helped me.

[@JoeRodrig8]

dr.larryshroommn has been my supplier for over a year now. No problems.

[@wrobelmike]

First video of yours I've seen. My first thought was: this guy talks way too fast, but I'll hear him out. I kept watching because of your spark. Dude, your talking speed is perfect! Combined with your enthusiasm it's easy to listen, pay attention and take in the info. Thanks.

[@lenkajiraskova7386]

Holy knowledge and eloquence!! Marvelous, just splendid little tutorial

[@ExquisiteTouch.M.M.P]

Dude you sure are pretty damned knowledgeable about trees , mushrooms, their areas, soils, and history. It's been a pleasure learning from you. 👍

[@betoian]

A wonderful suggestion! Now I have a way to start studying mushrooms and learning well known trees at the same time. Thank, you!

[@joshuamichael5612]

Your the Best!!! You helped me finally identify my Hemlock Reishi. I knew it was edible when i spotted it in NH. Thank You. Keep the knowledge coming lol

[@marianafedorovska4592]

Hi Adam! Thank you for your videos. They are very interesting and the most educative I’ve ever seen. I am from Ukraine and in our country mushroom hunting is a very popular hobby. Your way of explanation is a pleasure to listen to.

[@LearnYourLand]

Thank you! My grandparents were born in Ukraine. :D

[@ejw1234]

Ukranian and an American connecting via youtube about mushroom hunting. You've just got to the love that!

[@kentbyron7608]

Bravo! Clear crisp communication skills, presenting a very practical topic: picking select trees to learn for foraging. Good energy! Subscribed.

[@dawnkopel8797]

This is awesomely informational. I can't wait to start identifying stuff on our happy woods walks. Thanks, Adam!

[@8Scorpions]

This is going to help me so much, I know most of my states trees, but knowing the mushrooms that grow by them will make my finding a little easier.

[@strawberryjones7193]

can't thank you enough for this video, this really helped me id trees big time. love all your videos.

[@phelix3420]

I'm new to Mushroom foraging, and I found this helpful, I live in Northern Maine, and we have a lot of the trees mentioned in this video, will be trying my luck once spring rolls around for sure!

[@chachadodds5860]

What a great primer for beginner foraging. Much appreciation for all of your videos, & how you so freely share your vast knowledge. I love the scientific approach to foraging, that you provide on YT. Kudos.

[@ivanhorvat4635]

👍✌🙏🍯 Knowlage .! [}{] Ω

[@mauricepaquette685]

awesome overview on the main 7 trees with the main mushrooms that grow in relation wit them Thankyou Adam for sharting your expansive knowledge 👍👍👍

[@flowerbin2425]

Thanks for another great video. I will use it in my own woods. So glad to get to know it better because of your good work!

[@LearnYourLand]

Glad you liked it!

[@traininggrounds9450]

You are an inspiration to learn your land. I'm very far behind. I'm about to be camping soon and started learning mushrooms and I think I'm not going to be able to confidently pick any at this point. But I will at least hunt and learn while I am out and see what I can find. I'll stick with edible plants for this trip and just learn mushrooms while on the way. Thanks for your expertise. As I said, it is inspiring because it is clear you are passionate about this and that you've put the genuine work to teach others.

[@johnransom1146]

You're right across Lake Erie from me. I'm in southern Ontario Canada. It's great everything you talk about is relevant here.

[@elissitdesign]

New subscriber. Fantastic videos and your personality is awesome with a wealth of knowledge. Don’t stop creating!

[@whatyouwantallforyou2405]

I love this! Learning trees' should be every beginner's first step towards Forê-ing & picking in the correct spots.

[@halfgridhomestead]

Thanks for sharing! We were just talking about this!! We need to know our trees for sure.

[@jackienegretebenton2404]

You are my go-to mushroom expert, before I check my books! You are amazing; thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us!

[@blueforest2927]

Damn..this share is beyond words Your knowledge on the subject leaves me speechless if eating some of this fungi can enlign my brain just a fraction of your intelligence and memory...im going shroom hunting tomo...would love to take a nature walk w you anytime great photography and endless facts soooo glad i subscribed...your the best ! ! !

[@elisevautour6292]

So agree @BlueForest. 🍄💚🌞

[@maryphipps104]

Wanted to tell you that Paw-paws also grow on the Eastern shore of Maryland they totally encircled my organic farm also wine berries Quite prolific l’y too ! I really enjoy your talks as. well!

[@bushpushersdaughter]

I absolutely LOVE your videos! Thank You!

[@LearnYourLand]

You're welcome, and thank YOU!

[@gildadesousa5107]

dawn e i

[@keithmantey1940]

@@LearnYourLand Your very informative! You need to visit Alaska sometime. Tons of mushrooms. I've bought books but still have trouble figuring out what each is. Book layouts are not particularly helpful in finding any given mushroom in front of you. Or aren't in the book. GwinsLodge.com Alaskan cabin rentals Kenai Peninsula

[@woodsgal]

So much information and his very rapid manner of speaking had me slowing the playback speed down to .75 which helped a lot.

[@stephenrock-wc6xt]

Once again Adam great info!! Now I am super excited to get out in the woods today! The weather isn't to bad in Conneaut Ohio today.

[@LearnYourLand]

Thanks Stephen!

[@bluebutterflywellness2273]

Very thorough and helpful!

[@jumpstartwellness4life571]

Can’t wrap my head around why anyone would want to give any of his videos a thumbs down.

[@amicloud_yt]

Probably men jealous of the dude lol

[@jonmacdonald5345]

@@amicloud_yt I don't know this guy looks like the type of guy that would help his wife's boyfriend move in! Nothing to be jealous about!

[@ericblair9756]

@@jonmacdonald5345 "help his wife boyfriend move in" that is hilarrrrious lmaoooo

[@teamcrumb]

@@jonmacdonald5345 plenty to be jealous about. all you got is a made up 'looks like the type of guy'. this amazingly knowledgable generous young man is one of the most awesome people i can think of making videos for youtube . he's an absolute talent!

[@jonmacdonald5345]

@@teamcrumb nah that douchebag appears to be a pole smoker

[@meredithheath5272]

This man seems truly highly educated, and as others have said, a pleasure to learn from.

[@blaze18206]

Hello sir, I must say you are very pleasant and informative. I have subscribed and will continue to tune in. Thanks so much.👍

[@davidmorin7939]

Sir, your videos blow me away! Your knowledge and enthusiasm shine brightly and have inspired me to go..."back to basics"...thank you, so very much!

[@mynameisnotcory]

THE LEGEND IS BACK

[@conservat1vepatr1ot]

The wind gently passing through the trees is the most soothing background sound.

[@junojang8715]

i often use environment to find what Im looking for. environment shows whats nearby in that forest. :) (not only mushrooms, but herbs, and fish, etc... as well. :)

[@hannuhlynn]

Adam, you need your own show. Where you are able to share your knowledge with all, even the anti-tubers

[@lisabooker6405]

Great information as always! Excellent for me anyway. I shared to FB and have been sending everyone I know who’s even remotely interested in mushrooms to your channel! Super excited to get out this spring and really dive in. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. You’re truly appreciated! Blessings ~Lisa

[@LearnYourLand]

You're welcome, Lisa! Thanks for your continued support!