Mushroom Foraging - August 7th 2021

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The video shows collecting of these 4 mushroom species: 1: Boletus edulis (Cep / Penny bun), 2: Neoboletus luridiformis (Scarletina bolete), 3: Lactarius deterrimus (False saffron milkcap), 4: Leccinum piceinum (Red-cap bolete). It was recorded in Slovakia on 7th August 2021.
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[@yramennalabs8089]

Finding Mushrooms in the forest are my stress reliever.

[@LukesMushrooms]

Yes it's always a very relaxing experience :)

[@Itzmemolly232]

Same!🍄🍄🍄🍄❤

[@user-fk6xe8le5c]

I have a mushroom in my room

[@geradakiapen4083]

I love mushrooms... thankyou for sharing

[@LukesMushrooms]

My pleasure :)

[@tedpreston4155]

When you found the two Boletus edulis next to the Fly Agaric, you reminded me of of my mentor's reaction when she found Fly Agarics. She called them her "lucky" mushroom, since Fly Agaric and Boletus Edulis (her favorites) so often grow in the same conditions. Whenever she found a Fly Agaric, she would proclaim "There is the lucky, now where is the luck?" as she proceeded to hunt the surrounding area for the Porcini that was sure to be found nearby. Thanks for taking us along on your hunt, and thanks for reminding me of my old friend! I'm amused by how similar mushroom hunting is in Slovakia and in the American Rocky Mountains where I live. We seem to have many of the same species, growing in similar conditions. We have a Leccinum species that is common here, that looks very like the one you are collecting. It is Leccinum aurantiacum, which is called the "aspen bolete" locally, since the white stem has dark patches, similar to the dark patches on the trunk of the aspen trees that it grows underneath.

[@LukesMushrooms]

That's a nice story, maybe I'll start to use the luck and lucky combo too for myself :) And it is interesting to hear about the similarity. We have Leccinum aurantiacum here too - we call it oak bolete and blood bolete, however it mostly grows under aspens. Under aspens you can also find Leccinum albostipitatum here, which we normally call aspen bolete. It's similar to aurantiacum, just the stem is completely white for typical specimen. In some of my September 2022 videos I have both of them :)

[@harrylarkin8690]

11:56 pm 10/14/2023 Saturday Intriguing Video. Great Work. Thank You.

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thank you for watching.

[@manhvuonnho9642]

Wow !

[@marioluptak8476]

Pekne video and lots of fun

[@samthai818]

I love the baby boletes sliced up and deep fried! They crisp up perfectly, the absolute best mushroom chips!

[@jetphabmixay2918]

Amazing! Thanks for sharing.

[@naiisweden]

Amazing

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thanks :)

[@susikaufmann3734]

Wow

[@fedilinaling941]

Great video.. Feel relax

[@badiavlogk.h3875]

A lot of mushroom wow.very nice video!

[@LifeIsJourney2023]

Thank you, I enjoy for seeing

[@gardenchild333]

Beautiful mushroom.

[@kimberlysumiwan8046]

Wow lots of mushroom Loveit❣️

[@maricelmabalotangsayakhitk1580]

It's nice to pick mushrooms...enjoying.

[@miroslavsponar9347]

Wery nice👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@mariopavlic4395]

What an amazing video🔥 I love mushroom foraging. You have a new subscriber. Cheers from Ireland 🇮🇪 🍻

[@hannahhe7230]

Great video, so exited

[@marilyntejada]

Watching from Philippines, i really love watching videos about mushrooms

[@chriswheeler9124]

Great video, such perfect mushrooms too! Your videos are so clear and you are a great communicator, it would be nice to see some profile videos on some of the less common species too with descriptions on their identification, for example the Scarletinas in this video

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thank you for your appreciation and for the suggestion. I'll consider that in the future, hopefully I will be able to spend even more time in nature.

[@neonfear]

Wonderful!

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thank you :)

[@macelamamio9802]

great video beautiful nature

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thank you :)

[@kabsatangelo6522]

Wow it's so plenty of benny bun ❤️

[@precydapiton3329]

Watching your vedeos from philippines.

[@LukesMushrooms]

Hello to Philippines :)

[@dkcorderoyximenez3382]

Very nice day of discovery...

[@user-ff2ev9uz3w]

Такая красота...волшебеый лес и прекрасные дары.

[@tarahakari4806]

Love it ❤❤❤❤

[@user-hf9bb5ov8v]

ฉันชอบดูการเก็บเห็ดต่างแดนมันดูน่าสนุก​มาก​ ฉันอยากเก็บแบบนี้บ้างคงสนุก​ ขอบคุณ​ที่ทำคริปมาให้ชมนะคะ​ จากต่างแดนไทยแลนด์​ ค่ะ🙏🥰

[@glendavanstroe7708]

Love the sound when you’re cleaning it and cutting off the end sounds crunchy 😁

[@invinciblecucumber]

We have same mushrooms in Serbia. My grandma took us often to forest when we were kids and thought us about edible mushrooms. Idk their latin or english names, but we collected vrganje, lisicarke and mlecike. Mlecika was my favorite, it's completely white, and when you cut it, it bleeds white "milk", it also have a mildly spicy smell and flavor.

[@LukesMushrooms]

Nice, seems like mlecike is some kind of milkcap (Lactarius) :)

[@invinciblecucumber]

@@LukesMushrooms i just found it, it is Lactarius Piperatus. When you grill it with just a little salt, it's one of the most delicious mushrooms i have ever tried.

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thanks for the info. I found this species just once so far and I think here it is considered inedible, but I know some people eat it.

[@tedpreston4155]

I learned to hunt mushrooms in the U.S. from a charming lady who grew up in Austria. Since she was once my German language professor, we discussed the names of the mushrooms we found in many languages. In honor of the memory of my dear friend Sigrid, I can help you learn the foreign names for your favorite mushrooms! The vrganje is the same mushroom Luke is collecting in this video, the one he calls Boletus edulis, which grows worldwide and, naturally, has lots of different names. Vrganje is called the "King Bolete" in the American Rocky Mountains where I collect it, while the English call it a "penny bun." It is known as the "Porcini" (little pig) in Italian and the "Cep" (for its thick stem) in French. The vrganje was Sigrid's favorite mushroom! The liscarke was another of her favorites. In French it is called the Chantrelle, and we use that French name when we find it in the U.S. as well. I don't recall learning any other names for the Chantrelle, so I'm glad to add the name liscarke to my mushroom lexicon! Спасибо! 😉

[@tanyadiaryslife]

your's place look good and very beautiful mushrooms in this area. L1

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thanks :)

[@miewmiewminitinivimpikitch8157]

3:11. Nice 🍄🍄

[@miewmiewminitinivimpikitch8157]

3:16. Oh my GOD😮😮 A lots of mushrooms 🍄🍄🍄🍄 All are young fat one 😁😁

[@miewmiewminitinivimpikitch8157]

4:58. Beautiful 🍄🍄 Auuuuuuuum…… I want to go hunting mushhhhh….. rooms😆🤣😂🤣 I want to eat mushrooms spicy hot soup 😂🤣😆

[@miewmiewminitinivimpikitch8157]

11:59. It’s okay 👌, get it too😁 15:42

[@LukesMushrooms]

Glad you like it :) And thanks for your comments.

[@rodzparayno570]

Omg so nice hunting mushroom❤🥰

[@trav9902]

Great channel. I am from the other side of the world and it is interesting to see hunters from different areas. Great footage, to the point and simply well done. Looks like you are having a very good season.

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thank you, I'm glad you like the channel. I believe even some mushroom species might be different than on the other side of the world. The season here is delayed by almost 1 month due to the long winter, but it's very rich :)

[@PapaOutdoors238]

Would like to know how you cook them. Fry, stew ect.... thank you for your very informative channel

[@Anni_Li]

the red one taste amazing great!

[@LukesMushrooms]

It should :)

[@glendavanstroe7708]

A new subscriber watching from Perth Australia, amazing mushrooms hunting bro..!

[@nurmalanurmala4178]

Wow 🥺

[@naphanaphachanell5539]

WOW WOW Sehr schön

[@achimponsa2270]

Wow I like 👍 you vdo you're good luck

[@glendavanstroe7708]

I’ve been watching your videos repeatedly, really love watching it❤️❤️❤️👍

[@LukesMushrooms]

Glad you like them!

[@sarinyahasat813]

ชอบดูคลิปวิดีโอเก็บเห็ดมากๆคะ ดีจังได้ทั้งราสเบอร์รี่และเห็ดไปพร้อมๆกัน

[@anatomazin8179]

Bravo. Lepo gobe očistite preden jih date v košaro. Lepše so za pogledati

[@iAmTheBossUrMySlaves]

To je naozaj krasa :) vyzera to na sever Slovenska. Az sem citim tu vonu hribikov

[@user-zl4fc4zh7e]

The new guy's here to cheer Thailand up🥰✌🤝

[@usanuengkhammee3962]

Woow

[@dianneaprildioayan845]

I find your channel interesting.. I love mushrooms.

[@LukesMushrooms]

I'm glad the channel is interesting for you :)

[@dianneaprildioayan845]

@@LukesMushrooms more videos please 😊

[@RuralLifeWithTheRoss]

Wow!... amazing find. I love mushrooms. I wish I will run into some of those ones one day 😍

[@mycojolesviai.n.s.t.a.g.r.236]

If u gonna need some psyched products hit up

[@mycojolesviai.n.s.t.a.g.r.236]

M-y-c-o-j-ol-e-s

[@mycojolesviai.n.s.t.a.g.r.236]

On ïg

[@yulisysetyowati8705]

Amazing mushroom

[@LukesMushrooms]

Glad you like it :)

[@daiserbeams_adventures7486]

New sub here! Found our first King Bolete this weekend and fried it up and put it on homemade 🍕! This was a great video to watch! Keep it up!

[@LukesMushrooms]

I'm glad you liked the video, thanks :)

[@kmart010]

I love to watch you clean them! Alabama USA

[@LukesMushrooms]

I'm glad you like to watch the cleaning process :)

[@jeliemaepineda1681]

WOW I LIKE TO WATCH SO MUCH..I LOVE MUSROOM...

[@keeranabuphasiri447]

เห็ดสวยมากค่ะ

[@_0mega17]

New subscriber from houston, US! I was on a hunt recently and stumbled upon a bunch of death caps and ruby boletes. Great finds Luke!

[@LukesMushrooms]

Tank you and good luck in your mushroom hunts :)

[@_0mega17]

@@LukesMushrooms thanks!

[@user-bq6hr8kz3n]

👏👏👏👏

[@user-wu2nf9mw1c]

Leccinum are the best! Ideal shape and size.

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thanks. You are right :)

[@junen2268]

Your video is soooo high quality please keep it up

[@LukesMushrooms]

I'm glad you appreciate the quality, thanks :)

[@jhomerete5622]

New subscriber here. I like your channel. thanks for sharing this great mushrooms hunting videos.

[@LukesMushrooms]

Welcome here, I'm glad you like the videos :)

[@caniemaecardinal7934]

Wow is so nice

[@LukesMushrooms]

I'm glad you like it :)

[@gabrielapetunia1871]

Watching from Oregon, USA. Your English is very good!

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thank you :)

[@UncleNorthgate]

Hi man! new subscriber here. Thank you for showing me this I like a lot.

[@LukesMushrooms]

I'm glad you like it, welcome here :)

[@widiachannel7322]

Mantap

[@y_fazzahra7451]

You found the treasure

[@LukesMushrooms]

True :)

[@jonallycrisd.atendido9169]

What country is this? I love mushroom picking🤗😍

[@LukesMushrooms]

This video is also from Slovakia :)

[@pradatube1846]

very nice video. abonniert!

[@FruitsOfLife001]

Great video. Hello from Australia

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thanks and hello :)

[@indarsuprapto1487]

Waw so wonderful... great Chanel Love from Indonesia.

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thank you :)

[@giearomin2738]

Fascinating mushroom picking new sub here from the island Philippines😍

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thank you and welcome :)

[@user-sr3do1zn5y]

👍👍👍

[@jardyb]

Great catch! Boletus edulis is my favorite. I just wonder when you cover the holes after picking the mushrums. Do new boletus edulis grow at the same spot? And if so, how long does it take before they appear again?

[@LukesMushrooms]

Yes they grow again if the conditions are good, sometimes they need just a few days. But usually it's not at the very same spot but a few centimeters next to it or so.

[@faye7435]

I wish i can also pick mushrooms🤗

[@symainoy1153]

Do it have in Minnesota ya too ? What state are you at?

[@Sturgeon85]

How do you cook those scabber stalks? They're common here but I find they don't taste great..

[@LukesMushrooms]

I don't cook mushrooms often and when I do, it's often a mixture of various species. So it's difficult for me to compare.

[@simpleyriel0817]

Hi it’s a beautiful video, it’s clear and not shaky. Can you please show next time the whole cleaning of mushroom ☺️ thank you!

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thank you. I'll keep that in mind and try to show more cleaning, but as it's quite time consuming, it might not be always :)

[@sitikismoro5240]

I love to do something like pick mushrooms in the forest. The problem is i dont know, between good/bad mushroom to eat

[@ahmadkhalil6156]

You’re lucky you find all of those

[@Rereimh]

🍄😍🍄

[@levelten1983]

Lucky

[@jeanbellesoriano818]

Show us how u clean chopped and cook it or store it that would be so satisfying ❤😍😍

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thank you for the suggestion. So far I don't do such videos but if there is time I may do that in the future :)

[@elizabethcabillo6985]

😍😍😍

[@user-wc8il4ri3t]

🍄🍄🍄🎄🎄🎄

[@annalizamagtibay6756]

New subs here from the phils.

[@LukesMushrooms]

Welcome :)

[@Chanrey379family]

+1 from Cambodia

[@galinashumova3378]

👍👍👍💯

[@arnelmejia1305]

if you clean all the mushrooms show it because its so satisfying ❤️.

[@RiTorpedo]

Nice harvest, but how about to use the knife instead of taking out the mushroom from the soil together with mycelium?

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thank you. I'm glad you care about mycelium but I do as well. Nowadays the knife method is considered to not be the best anymore.

[@Richjack3]

Excellent finds! Which Leccinum sp. are these? I don't think we get them in the UK. I've only ever found Leccinum scabrum - which isn't the best edible in my opinion! ;D

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thank you. That's Leccinum piceinum. Scabrum is also fine for me, but I don't find them very often either :)

[@Richjack3]

@@LukesMushrooms I recently found a nice Boletus edulis spot not too far from my house, and have some Imleria badia spots also :)

[@miakim5229]

I’ve seen some of porcinis you took were colored blue. Is it 100% edible?

[@user-ld9vf4fn6b]

Hello I'm Thailand What country do you live in I really enjoyed watching you pick amazing mushrooms.

[@LukesMushrooms]

Hello. Currently I live in Czechia in Europe :) But this video is from Slovakia.

[@user-ld9vf4fn6b]

@@LukesMushroomsoh from Slovakia. I'm Pilai. Nice to meet you.

[@marliseweyeneth6714]

Hello where are you come ❤😂from à mycologin from Switzerland. See in a next vidéo 📹

[@LukesMushrooms]

Hello, I come from Slovakia :)

[@user-nf2ub7ig1q]

🍄🍄🍄🍄👍👍👍👍

[@MrIlsanto77]

hi nice video but what are the red closed mushrooms real name ? can't seem to find them anywhere? 👍🏼

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thanks. You probably mean Leccinum piceinum.

[@stefanlitoiu2795]

Scascarlatina Bolet sunt mai gustoși decât B Edulis,dar trebuie fierți mai bine de 20 de minute!

[@BewtiszLawyer]

I love this.Why Thailand do not have muchroom like that

[@LukesMushrooms]

Glad you like it :)

[@queenieburgers50]

I saw someone who popped off the bottom part of the stem and put it back in the hole, so I've been doing that, is this okay to do? Or is covering the hole the better way? I handled the bulbs and now feel nervous that I've made a mistake? Some of these I haven't heard of before, such an impressive find. I see so many different mushrooms in my area, I hope I can be as knowledgeable on them one day as you are. Love the video!

[@trav9902]

You are too far all over the place. Basically, if you are not sure, pick to help identifying. Covering the hole like Luke is a nice thing to do, although it helps very little. Cut if you know what it is, it’s just cleaner. This can all depend on the type. Think of picking or cutting an apple off a tree. Does it matter? You are standing on a “tree” of mycelium, you are only seeing the fruits (mushrooms).

[@queenieburgers50]

@@trav9902 okay, so I didn't damage the mycelium by touching the bulbs and then putting them back in? I read for growing mushrooms the mycelium needs to be in a sterile environment and my hands weren't sterile, I had forgotten about that when I handled them. I'll cut from now on with the ones I know the identity of, thank you!

[@trav9902]

@@queenieburgers50 At the end of the day, it does not matter much how you choose to do it. Have fun, the mycelium will be ok.

[@queenieburgers50]

@@trav9902 thank you so much!

[@nimbleglimpse]

I am a beginner, and I have identified to about 99.9% certainty some of the mushrooms that I have seen in the woods, but I just can't seem to work up the courage to try to eat it! ahahahah! How did you guys get past that with your first couple of times foraging and eating what you find. Any tips are welcome because I don't want to accidentally murder myself lol! Great video.

[@LukesMushrooms]

It's of course a wise thing to be careful and not eat it if you are not 100% sure :) I would recommend you to ask some of local experts to identify or to teach you. Not sure how it works in your country but often there are local mushroom clubs or advisory services.

[@sahandahmad1236]

Is there mushroom in very dry savannahs?? Close to being desert

[@LukesMushrooms]

Unfortunately I don't have much information about that :/

[@amieramutty6636]

In my country there is a belief that if you find a small or large mushroom, you must take it otherwise it will rot

[@user-fk6xe8le5c]

My brother is way too into mushrooms

[@manolitamendoza7865]

Do you eat those mushrooms or sell them?

[@LukesMushrooms]

I either eat them myself or mostly give them dried as a present to my friends or family.

[@Tjames117]

I wonder how so much mushrooms grow there...

[@LukesMushrooms]

I think it's normal - it's not always. They had good conditions that time and I was lucky to be there.