Mushroom Hunting For Chanterelles, Lion's Mane & More

[@ElidadZerach]

Awesome video. I'm excited that your exploring the myco-world of wild harvesting. SO MUCH value in mycology!

[@jimfackler1683]

At the end of a 20 year study the Forest Service conducted, the "pulled" Chanterelle plots, yielded slightly larger harvest than the "cut" plots.

[@josebrambila9469]

thank you for spreading the truth all these people spreading lies.. pulled is better

[@SVHumper]

love the spores song...reminds me of They Might Be Giants "Here Comes Science" songs...educational and fun

[@miewmiewminitinivimpikitch8157]

Thanks for all sharing hunting mushrooms and all interesting knowledge 🌿🍄🌿

[@jackieproctor5518]

Here on the East Coast, we have beautiful orange chanterelles (most not nearly as meaty as the ones you found!). I have also found a lion's mane once. This was a lovely informative video. You guys are lucky to live in mushroom country!

[@uggi35]

Nice video! Do you eat the mooshroms raw or do you cook them? Thanks.

[@BoutenkoFilms]

Panasonic Af100 with a 20mm 1.8 lens. Thanks for the kinds words.

[@FruitFanatic33]

Great Video! ...I'm lovin' the funky music...

[@nagwagi2000]

Excellent mini docu! Luv your wild mushroom hunting series! Really appreciate your film-making work , Sergei, even the sound tracks are cool! :)

[@shelly5596]

We live in Eastern Wa at a high elevation on 20 acres of woods, mostly Douglas fir and a few pines. I’ve been out a few times looking for chanterelles but come up empty handed. I didn’t find any morels earlier in the year either. I do bring back ticks tho. I have did find a few very small puffball mushroom about a week ago, but I left them to grow or be eaten by wildlife. Oh yeah, I’ve read somewhere awhile back that it’s the mycelium that’s has the best health properties for us not the actual yummy mushroom itself. Do you have any wisdom you’ve gleaned on the subject to share? Also, I like to ferment foods and have a sourdough starter in my kitchen, so bringing wild fungi into my kitchen will be a good thing?

[@timimoore4631]

Gotta love Brad Sucks! Really dig your channel

[@0wenfox]

sorry i thought it ended ubruptly but maybe it was my line or something. no offense meant, love ur videos and your calm energy. blessings friend. :)

[@jorgequintana6507]

Where can I find this song and band?! I can’t find them anywhere and I dig them heavy dude :/

[@0ptriX]

1:44 - I've never seen a chanterelle that looks like that

[@NaturesEmporiumCanada]

Hey Sergei, that's some great crisp footage... along with awesome information too. What kind of camera/lens did you shoot this with?

[@sanki7]

What is the song in the background?! have you got a link to it? love it :) please please! I need more "sing whilst hunting mushrooms" songs

[@charronfamilyconnect]

At 4:55 of the video I hear a classic everyday one liner. It goes something like this, "Dont be ripping cocks off of trees to make your own medicine". LOL!!

[@Natalyaandall]

Sergey, is that Lion's main mushroom can be eaten raw?

[@goosesauce9785]

ok i was not anticipating the absolute banger shroom song

[@tongresa77]

wow. very informative!

[@HSIves1]

Beautiful, thanks!

[@skippy1239]

Don't listen about not picking mushrooms in abundance. You're spreading them more every time you do.

[@gadsenculpepper4868]

Morakniv makes a mushroom knife with a brush built in...in case you want to try it out

[@charronfamilyconnect]

what did he say about pact forests or impact forests where you can only find Chanterelle mushrooms? I am not sure if i heard him right.

[@courtneybrad]

B Charron Chanterelle's grow with LIVING trees, not dead. So you will need to look in a living flourishing wooded area

[@charronfamilyconnect]

courtneybrad Thank you! I heard they grow mostly around oaks as well as maples mixed with Beech, but I am not sure about the maples with beech trees? Thanks!

[@courtneybrad]

B Charron No problem...they like conifers but beech also.

[@charronfamilyconnect]

Update, you are right they really like the conifers as I discovered. In this video near the end I see a whole lot of Hemlocks. I found many of my chants next to Hemlocks. I am still trying to find the black trumpets but have had no luck lately. At the end of the fall last year, I found a forest full of maples and mature beeches. I am going to target that area this summer in hopes of finding some black trumpets which I read are the earlier summer mushrooms that usually come up sooner than the regular golden chants.

[@Охотникдогрибов]

very good mooshrooms! in all Russia too

[@anastassiyatraktorenko9517]

Охотник до грибов Not all Russia!)))Belorussia, And Kazakhstan too has many forests

[@averynw9180]

Thanks. Why not rip conks off trees to make your own medicine? Pretty confused by that.

[@anastassiyatraktorenko9517]

Охота на грибы!)))🙈Это сильно!

[@charronfamilyconnect]

Sorry that one liner comes at the 4:53 mark. Pretty interesting quote. I have often referred to my manhood as a shroom, but not usually in the reverse order like this mycologist subconsciously declares. LOL!!

[@jtabbott3449]

groovy time yeh :)

[@GingerWithHellaSoul]

Chanterelles don't have true gills. Jack-o-lanterns do though!

[@Indigosound78]

Shrooms!

[@MoniMeka]

are you guys brothers? you look alike to me. LOL

[@May2maya]

วอลเลย์บอลไทย_เวียดนาม

[@josebrambila9469]

lmao