Mushroom Hunting - October 2023 - I Found Many Edible Wild Mushrooms | Funghi Porcini | Boletus

[@PapaOutdoors238]

Love your videos Luke. Was wondering if you could do a video on how you prepare your ceps and boletes for eating. Keep up the good work.

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thank you. So far I have 1 cooking video published. I may produce more in the future if I have some time for that.

[@REMS_JAC]

love the channel. so peaceful to just watch you out there picking mushrooms

[@LukesMushrooms]

Glad you like the channel and find it peaceful. Thanks :)

[@northernwildharvest]

Awesome! Some real beauties :) Thanks Luke. Hope you are well

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thank you. I was especially glad for Boletus pinophilus, as they are not common in areas where I forage most of times. And I'm doing well, thanks - hope you are doing well too.

[@areiex_siera4333]

I always dream of doing this experience. I love learning the world around. Bonus the food of course. I also love your voice btw. So soothing.

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thanks. It's always great to learn about the world around.

[@shintadewi672]

Always love and wait your video..

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thank you :)

[@pythonicinertia7881]

Hi from Ireland. Loving your videos. I found my 1st cep in a conifer plantation yesterday. Such a beautiful mushroom :)

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thank you and congratulations to your first cep :)

[@stephaniehewitt8611]

Do you ever find any magic mushrooms

[@LukesMushrooms]

Maybe I saw them for a few times but that's not my focus :) Not sure if I would even be able to reliably identify them.

[@emmynatividad2586]

nice hunt Sir Luke

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thanks :)

[@Dr3v0]

I always want to like your videos several times 😄

[@LukesMushrooms]

Happy to hear about that :))

[@นิภาดวงบุญชู-ฅ6จ]

สวยงามมากค่ะ

[@windriderfarm]

The Hericium coralloides that you found is an edible mushroom that is being studied (Like Lion's Mane mushrooms) for it's possible use in the treatment of Alzheimer's. We just foraged for Bear's Tooth mushroom here in New York State a few weeks ago ( Hericium americanum). Do you ever find Bear's Tooth there?

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thanks for sharing this info and your experience. About Bear's tooth, by name I assume it's unique to America, but anyway I don't think I would be able to distinguish it from H. coralloides :)

[@huffypuff0]

Amazing video! I’m just discovering mushrooms as a hobby! Did you eat these mushrooms? And also, do you have any advice for me to start collecting mushrooms myself?

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thank you. Yes, I ate some of those mushrooms. About my advice - never pick any mushrooms if you are not 100% sure what they are. First study them a lot.

[@giegolloy8390]

Like too much watching your Videos,God Bless you always ❤❤❤

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thank you :)

[@skyrealitytv7345]

❤❤❤

[@truyennam]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💓💓💓💓💓

[@daviddezericky7750]

prosím Vás, čo je to za lokalitu v prvej časti videa. Stačí kataster/obec

[@モフモフ-z7d]

Pon pon pon🎶 why do you pounding?🍄👋 spore spawn?

[@LukesMushrooms]

I do it for multiple reasons - check the sound and firmness, as that can often say how healthy the mushroom is. Spreading spores is another effect it may have.

[@lukerankin4681]

The one on the log i hericium erinaceus.

[@karenbergmann209]

Why do you pick the ones where much of the cap has been eaten away? Can they still be cooked? Those blue mushrooms are so beautiful!

[@LukesMushrooms]

Glad you like the blue ones. About those with cap eaten away - if they are healthy, you usually can save some parts of the mushroom anyway, even if it's not much.

[@sitikholipah-ko6ij]

Hai Luke... begitu banyak jamur... selalu bertanya tanya seperti apa rasa jamur itu.. sebab ditempat saya tinggal tidak terdapat jenis jamur itu...sukses selalu Luke...

[@corokromo]

um sir Luke why do you always cover the hole that was left by mushrooms?(keep up the good work sir Luke)

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thank you. Covering the hole is my habit for several reasons. For example to not let mycelium dry or not leave traces after myself :)

[@Ivan-iq7ed]

Luke, Scarletina))😁 (laughing name)))

[@mybasics7194]

Is there bitter in taste

[@ANTSPlantation]

Which boletes are poisonous? And how do we distinguish them?

[@LukesMushrooms]

Thanks for asking but I don't wish to be a source of such information - there are more qualified ones than me.

[@ANTSPlantation]

@@LukesMushrooms no worries, I appreciate you responding to all my questions.

[@pacholito24]

Do you know this forests or is your orientation really good?

[@LukesMushrooms]

There are multiple forests in this video. Some of them I know a bit, some I visited for the first time. In one I had my friend as a guide.

[@stefanlitoiu2795]

La minutul 21,15 lângă B pinicola este un B Aestival. Nu B Edulis

[@lukerankin4681]

Or coralloides.

[@LukesMushrooms]

Yes, it should be Hericium coralloides

[@chocoicecream]

0:53 slug

[@LukesMushrooms]

yes :)