October Mushroom Foraging- foraging tips and identification

[@williamtillia407]

I never knew you had a KZbin channel this is the first time i seen anyone that will show you how and where to find the good ones

[@cindyjones520]

Just found your channel. What a fun and educational walk through the woods! Thank you.

[@lomigreen]

I live in Orange County, California. It hardly rains here. So watching these foraging videos really inspires me! I can almost smell the rain and forest in your videos. Thank you for your great enthusiasm 👍🏽

[@Mell042]

I liked that POV shot when you were looking for the porcinis. Made me feel like I was there hunting for them with ya! Keep up the good work!

[@graemedevine9651]

Loving the rambles through the woods, your knowledge is astounding, thanks.

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[@kiphenricksen6029]

I live right on an Olympic National forest boundary sorta close to Lake crescent. I have been picking mushrooms since I was a kid, but I love learning as much as I can about the land that surrounds me. Even though my day job is in fact...logging hahaha hate me if you wish but i love these woods far more than anyone, but yea man, i hate it when we end up logging ground that i use to pick on. However, we also replant it immediately, and i have found more mushrooms in the reprod than i should admit.. it all comes back! Don't hate loggers lol, we are just long term farmers of the lands we love! Thanks for the great input. If you have the time,you should make a trip out west bud, this year definitely started off super slow, with the mushrooms coming in kinda slow, but as you know...Forks Washington is no stranger to torrential downpours, and October seems to be the start of the wet seasons for us...like once it starts it seems like it will never stop. After 46 years of it, i find it tiresome but the mushrooms love it!!

[@andrewblack7852]

I love your area! I’ve been there several times. I’ve seen the commercial mushroom buyers there too. My kids thought the place was odd, but I understand what a cool place you live in. I also am a woodworker but feel that old growth should never be cut, not anymore. Just be a tree farmer from now on. Europe has been logged for centuries and the only have farmed trees now , it is not the same, not at all. We need the old growth. Thanks for the videos

[@kiphenricksen6029]

@@andrewblack7852 well the Olympic National Park is almost one million acres of no touch (that includes mushrooms unfortunately) but it has been a long time since we've sent an old growth to any mill. Hell I don't think there is a mill left in our area that takes anything ABOVE 19 inches in diameter! That pretty much protects the big trees for future generations. They were incredibly difficult to remove anyways haha! Thank you for the kind response, and again for the well thought out and informative video! Maybe I'll bump into you out here someday!

[@crystalm4324]

Nice to see someone on this side of the Country looking for mushrooms!

[@natfen1133]

I got recommended your channel by the KZbin gods themselves, may the light of the algorithm shine upon you for years to come. Also finally a local pnw mushroom channel, ive been looking for this exactly for 2 years now. Its only my second year foraging but I'm only getting better, thanks for sharing your knowledge and time :)

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Right on! Thanks for your support, that's awesome. Glad to have you aboard, and the KZbin god's seem pleased, channel is growing like crazy 🥳🍄

[@aflockofbeagles8219]

Right??? There is so little pnw, Washington specifically, videos. I guess we are just an untapped resource! 🥂 Cheers to a fellow pnwesterner! 🥂 And mushroom forager at that! 🥂

[@MichaelMalxAlexander]

I am in cda Idaho and I found a spot today with thousands of mushrooms. I was basically walking on a blanket of shrooms. I can't wait to go back tomorrow!

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Awesome!!

[@NavUpNorth]

Where might this be? Haha

[@naturallynorthwest9748]

I always used to see the little holes and wonder what made them. Then one day I was hunting and was posted up at a spot overlooking a grassy meadow and a little squirrel joined me. He kept finding mushrooms and taking little bites and flinging pieces of it everywhere! Then he would take it way up into his tree. He was also grabbing pinecones and eating them like a little corn on the cob. It was super cute. So if you see piles of chewed up pinecones at the bases of trees and stumps, you know a squirrel buddy was around.

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Cool!

[@meganmclaughlin9056]

the hole is from where another person picked a mushroom

[@Mr_badjoke]

I am able to hand peanuts to my local squirrels they come to me & my uncle wen i tap a peanut on the ground & they grab em!☺️ Yeah the pine cones also have the pine nuts deep in the center..i never knew all those piney cones had nuts in them for years!😂

[@blessedbeauty2293]

​​@@Mr_badjoke - Yeah I recently found out that pine nuts are a thing. These squirrels knew it for years. Smart little critters they are. 🐿🐿🐿

[@howardlashbrook1657]

I've been picking king boletes for over thirty years here in Pacific county and this has been THE strangest years for picking I have ever seen. I did find a cauliflower yesterday, but it was less than a pound. I found that if you look in the hardest places to get to, you find more of what you are looking for, less traffic. thanks for all the information you provide to people to keep them safe. thanks again

[@bugworld89]

I encourage people to get into it, this year has changed my mind on that. Spots are SWARMED with people.. very sad, they take EVERYTHING. People were Raking the moss and ground to uncover what I was looking for... really sucks

[@onstrikefishingnginsenging849]

Nice I love Chantels they're my new favorite

[@williampool812]

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[@FlippyHambone]

Finally! A likable (non-smarmy) mushroom hunter. *subscribes

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Thanks!! I try my utmost to not be smarmy!😂 Thanks for subscribing!

[@Mdeaccosta]

I getcha 😉

[@JoaquinParker]

What is smarmy 😂

[@abbystill162]

Enjoy watching this!!! I would love to spend the day in the forest with you!! Tons of fun, lol.

[@williampool812]

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[@Avi8rchick]

Thanks for the tip on finding possible truffle spots without a dog! I'll be keeping my eyes peeled for holes and doing a little scratching around of my own!

[@mycojolesviai.n.s.t.a.g.r.830]

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[@Mr_badjoke]

😡☺️ WHO HEY!! NO stump hiders!🤪 Great work friend🙏

[@stevejonas1153]

Thanks for the informative video Aaron. This year is a little different and I've had to adjust my searches. I have been successful though. Appreciate your work!

[@boombamsquad5147]

Thank you for sharing this educative and excellent hunting 👏. Mush ❤ kind soul.

[@loves2rock23]

I absolutely love your channel. Thank you for educating us!

[@heavymeadowdetective192]

Just found your channel. Awesome mushroom hunt. Thanks for sharing! 👍

[@johnwillis4706]

I have little rat terrier named Rosie that is the truffle terminator. She also finds a lot of other mushrooms, hen of the woods, Chicken of the woods, oysters, morels and angel wings. She is a wonder as she just naturally finds them. She isn't trained she just does it own her own. I'm hoping she passes this own to her pups. Time will tell I guess.

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Very cool!

[@joet81]

Another awesome informative video! Keep up the good work

[@Nicole-ww4lg]

Glad to know I wasn't the only one having a hard time finding fungi this past fall. I hope it rains more this summer

[@rodeovegas1392]

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[@joanne1dreams]

Lovely video, very informative. Lovely pupper as well ☺

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Thank you! 🍄😁

[@barrywarren4221]

Great video, I'm new at foraging and this is really helping me identify the mushrooms.

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Awesome! Welcome to the most addictive hobby ever! 🍄

[@alysoncarbary2020]

Great information! I’m just learning and your videos are So helpful!

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Thank you🙏

[@christopherstacy5336]

@@mushroomwonderland1 Hi, my name is Chris and I just relocated to Washington. I really enjoyed this video and I am wondering if there are plentiful mushrooms in my area. I am in the military and only here for a year so any help will be appreciated. I know that you would not give up your prized hunting grounds, but can you at least tell me what region you are in? I live in Redmond and I have been looking for mushrooms around here, but no substantial finds. I did find some shaggy manes a couple of weeks ago and they were delicious. Other than that, just some from the bolete genre at Costco. Are you in South Washington? I heard that the Olympic peninsula is great, but it is far from Redmond. Thanks in advance.

[@mushroomwonderland1]

@@christopherstacy5336 unfortunately I'm not incredibly familiar with the area up near redmond. I would look for state parks and wooded areas. If you can get over to i-90 and head east, take highway 18 exit up to tiger mountain, that's a big area of Conifer Forest that's good for foraging. I do technically live on the Olympic peninsula, but I'm often foraging in an area known as the Tahuya State forest. You can Google that. Or Green mountain area around Bremerton washington. There's a large area of public land near Port Gamble that I forage in often. But it's quite a journey for you. The great thing about Western Washington is there are Conifer forests all over the place, and state and national parks are a good place to start. Check the rules on mushroom hunting in the particular Park you're going to. The general rule is 1 gallon per day, up to 3 gallons of three different species, but the rules do vary. Good luck out there I hope you find some good mushies!

[@christopherstacy5336]

@@mushroomwonderland1 Thanks so much! I wish I could add an attachment here. I found a nice bunch of oysters yesterday at Bridle Falls Park. I really appreciate the info. Happy hunting!

[@jcampbell100]

Loving your channel. Thanks

[@malbogia8003]

Literally just got back from hunting and found a lb or so of porcini just as it came up in the video. Sometimes its nice to live in a place where 80% of trees are pine

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[@thedudeabides1443]

Your fungi knowledge is impressive. May have missed your calling as a mycologist! Great vid.

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Never too late, who knows 😂

[@meganmclaughlin9056]

this guy is a hack.he is very inexperienced

[@meganmclaughlin9056]

this guy is a hack .dont listen to him

[@madisonprice5677]

great vid! keep it up these always make me feel connected to the myco community :)

[@tonystewart7624]

Hey brother, what does the cauliflower mushroom smell like to you? I've only found it once and it smelled like button mushroom almost, but my sniffer isn't what it used to be.

[@travisvarpness2845]

First video of yours I have watched. I will be looking back at others for sure.

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Awesome, welcome aboard! 🍄🍄🍄

[@JenSpice]

Beautiful cauliflower mushy!

[@liveinfourseasons]

Thank you for sharing this video, I’ve learn quite a lots from you, love to see so many deferent mushrooms and start started to learn which edible and which are poisonous 😊

[@aluminumbeluga]

Good shit dude first time discovering your channel. I'm from the Houston area but it's always fun to see what people can find in other parts of the country

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Thanks man! Appreciate the kind words 🍄

[@randomess01]

Another great video

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Thank you 🙏

[@LawNerdAmber]

I love these videos, thank you. I'm thinking about joining the crew, I live in Kitsap. But I don't like to eat them, can't do it. What hunting does for me, is forces me to be in the moment, look around, appreciate being in the wild. Force the constant whirlwind of thoughts to take a backseat to being in the moment. On today's lunchtime walk with the dog I found quite a few puffballs, thriving way too close to the sidewalk to be safe to eat. But I looked they're good and white, I remembered on a previous video you said if they're white they're still good, which means I'm actually retaining the info too! Thanks!

[@trav9902]

Join them, won't hurt. Stay on the fringe if that helps at the start. Good people. No one will force you to eat a mushroom. There is a thing called "a no thank you helping". You can taste a properly cooked mushroom and spit it out if you choose. Sort-of like wine tasting. You may be suprised. Just have fun an go at your own pace and keep an open mind.

[@LawNerdAmber]

@@trav9902 thank you!

[@JohnnySpectron]

thanks for this video, very informative

[@lilolmecj]

Unless it is raining hard tomorrow I am going to do a woods walk . My yard has many different varieties, some I had never seen before until the last couple of years.

[@rodeovegas1392]

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[@adamsshaws9417]

Finally found some foraging videos near me I am in Vancouver wa just got a new sub thanks man

[@erinobrien8408]

Great information, thank you so much!!!

[@blam612]

mushrooms really get so much bigger out there!! especially the chants and sulfur tufts are much larger than the ones i find out here the Northeast( NYC/NJ and Quebec)

[@serenawilson3333]

Cool video. I love mushroom hunting in the forest. They are interesting. But I never pick to eat as I don't have the knowledge.

[@jennak.8541]

I live in the pnw also and I found an older Dyers Polypore in a little forest patch close to my house a few days ago, I picked it off the tree because I wanted to id it but hadn't got around to it and then I saw your video. Could you possibly do a video using yours to dye clothing or whatever you plan to do with it? Thanks so much for the video!

[@mushroomwonderland1]

That's definitely in the plan! Probably make a dyeing video when it's not the height of mushroom season and I need to create content to keep the channel going! But I'm collecting a lot of different dyeing mushrooms so we can make it cool episode about dying fabrics. Thanks for watching 🍄

[@hippyreich]

That was awesome!

[@justinorth2030]

I like this guy! Good vid bud.

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Thanks man!

[@aflockofbeagles8219]

After watching your video you posted yesterday with all the chanterelles, I’m wondering if our heatwave and summer drought pushed the blooms all out of whack. 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@janosik150]

Suillus Mushrooms are very popular marinated mushrooms in Eastern EU.

[@mx2048]

I appreciate your weekly videos. Could you please always film at 16:9 aspect ratio with no black bars?

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Cool, thanks for the input. Oftentimes I'm just filming with my cell phone and if it's on widescreen mode it'll do that. I'll try to keep in mind not to do that!

[@rawspace1212]

21:30 the broken stumps were eatin by sants raindeerses I do believe so if I would have to say it from stories iv heard from the hills of narnia

[@freddonovan2978]

I've heard a lot about magic mushrooms, DMTbut can't find a place to get them, I've got terrible depression and anxiety

[@evelynbecker4916]

I'm so interested in the experience but am terrified of having a bad trip

[@joachimlunares4871]

( doctor_spores). jaosn Got psych's*

[@evelynbecker4916]

This whole thing is pretty new to me, can I try 3grams?

[@joachimlunares4871]

@Angela carter Yeah, he's got magic mushrooms, LSD, dmt etc

[@freddonovan2978]

@@joachimlunares4871 alright, I'll reach out to him immediately to get some

[@bradypusgaming5142]

Nice vid. Also suillus is actually in its own family, suillaceae

[@SketchybrainD]

Thank you

[@zachariahmiddleton5256]

Great stuff. I think I live somewhat near you (I'm in Clatskanie, Oregon) and I've been looking for truffles and porcini for years with no luck. Is there a particular altitude range in which you find these? Also, you talked about pines as being an indicator of possible porcini habitat. Are you talking about shore pines/lodgepole pines?

[@michaelcandido2824]

more likely to find Boletus edulis in the eastern side of the cascades where alot of ponderosa pine grows.

[@JDE99156]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I also live in the PNW but on the East side of the mountains…about 50 miles north of Spokane. If you know of some areas in this neck of the woods you’d recommend foraging please let me know.

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[@brianthomas7520]

Mushroom stew mmm I love em.Where are you hunting I am in southern or.

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Based out of Port Orchard, WA.. small town on one of the inlets of the Puget sound 1 hr boat ride to Seattle.

[@sharon314]

Is it NOT GOOD to pull them ??? I heard always CUT the SRooms, so they can continue to Grow ?? Please let me know what is the right way to Harvest ?? Thank you !! Great video, this is my first day trying to do some Hunting, I am seeing tons everywhere , but ?? Uhmm not sure, so I just will pass tell I can watch some more videos !!

[@cocoli2012]

Thanks for your video! Are there any websites that can help identify mushroom after uploading pictures?

[@mushroomwonderland1]

I highly suggest following Facebook pages if you are on facebook. The Pacific Northwest Mushroom identification forum is a really great one for this area. So is mushroom foraging and identification, as well as fungus identification. It's the way I can keep the most up-to-date on name changes and a good way to see all the different various appearances of the same species. You get a real idea for what's growing around your area that exact time of the year. I also downloaded a program called mushroom Matchmaker, I think that it goes by a different name but you could probably Google Matchmaker mushrooms and find the program. It's very in-depth database that helps you to break down mushrooms by each identifying feature and it narrows it down to the most likely species. It's incredibly accurate and effective once you learn how to use it. I highly suggest it.

[@gwendolynalbert4341]

Are the Suillus Lakei edible or are they poisonous? That is whaI am concerned about. If I pick something poisonous and I think it is edible but it not. That Lakei looked like it is the ones you do not want to eat. I just found your you tube and am going to subscribe. Do you have one out that talks about the mushrooms you should not eat?

[@ponolovefarms3926]

Been loading up on chanterelles! PNW

[@garywaters6356]

Have you had any wild animal encounters hunting for mushrooms? Thanks man. Gary new Jersey

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Just a couple weeks ago in Colorado we were foraging and looked over and we're about 30 ft from a large brown grizzly bear eating berries. Didn't seem to mind as much but I was certainly shocked and felt a little panicky. If that bear wanted to approach us there would be nothing stopping him. Other than that I've had a couple of runnings with small black bears that we're very scared and ran away.

[@garywaters6356]

Thank goodness for the berries. Thanks.

[@skinnyskinhead9492]

10:54 " i just broke a branch with my shoulder, rawr"

[@mushroomwonderland1]

😂

[@eenymeenyminymo]

I thought earthballs were poisonous .Could you please explain why something would be digging those up? Thanks for the cool vid!

[@mushroomwonderland1]

They can be poisonous to humans but animals don't have the same digestive systems as humans. That's why some bugs can eat death caps and etc. Thanks!

[@crossingthemountain]

Looks like ganoderma organense but I could be wrong.

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[@adanmejia8608]

I want to go picking with you!

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[@jebfallen]

2:58 Umm... Does anybody notice the other little mushroom beneath ?

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[@Acceleratedpayloads]

24:30 suilius luteus?

[@crossingthemountain]

Isn’t the dyers mushroom you found actually a Reishi? I don’t believe dyer’s has a white underbelly and the red stained leather top like what you found.

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Noooo.. I have other videos about our PNW Reishi, Ganoderma oregonense, but it's not featured in this video.

[@SketchybrainD]

Been watching KZbin and reading a couple mushroom ID books I bought, tryin to get enough knowledge to go find and ID edible mushrooms with confidence. It’s almost December, do you think i could still find good mushrooms this late as a rookie in thurston County. Your videos are motivating me to stop worrying and get out and put all this studying to the test.

[@mushroomwonderland1]

There are definitely still mushrooms out there! I have found chanterelles all the way into December, so get out there and get looking! 🍄

[@midnull6009]

Tis the season for chanterelles. We found lots of Zellers and Lion Manes towards Leavenworth, WA. :) It's sad that not a lot of Washingtonians are into mushrooms...PNW is absolutely mushroom country.

[@Gashdal]

There's a ton of people in the PNW who are into mushrooms and foraging. A lot of them are primarily interested in the Psilocybe variety however.

[@twofivesix420]

Did you see the cube Infront of the coral?

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[@matthewking7191]

I wanna see some psychedelics!

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Oh there are some videos coming up..stay tuned. Mind blowing videos!

[@izqwiz1746]

Where are you I'm in Seattle

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Near Port orchard 🍄

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[@Kittencrunchies]

What elevation are you at?

[@mushroomwonderland1]

About 200-300 ft ASL

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[@elenaclark277]

Thank you good show me mushroom

[@grantpickens2704]

I eat 2 species of gomphidius

[@grandwonder5858]

What is this "PNW" you keep mentioning?

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Pacific Northwest. Mushrooms are so regional that I just want to try to make it clear that my channel is based in Washington state in the Pacific Northwest so if you are in the Northeast and you're having trouble finding the same mushrooms that I'm finding it's probably because it's a completely different region. 🍄

[@grandwonder5858]

@@mushroomwonderland1 Oh, okay, thanks for the explanation. Yeah, I live in the northeast region.

[@danielsimpson9601]

Why are they there in the first place..that's the issue Noone mentions who created it....

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[@PatriciaStultz-z5d]

NC

[@derangedhippo]

Hype

[@michaelcandido2824]

picipes badius-11:57 its a polypore

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Yep, that's what I said👍🍄

[@terencemckenna9630]

Shit I thought I came up with tying knife to long stick, it sucks to realize I'm not original 😐

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Oh you're very original and I'm excited to see that you watch my channel! You can take credit on the knife stick if you want 😅🙏🍄🤙🌈

[@terencemckenna9630]

@@mushroomwonderland1 Thank u! did you recognize my youtube name? This is terrence mckenna communicating through hyperspace, I died on earth in 1999 but the machine elves help me type syntax through youtube now.

[@bethanystratton3002]

Heh..beaver swamp

[@mushroomwonderland1]

🤭

[@blessedbeauty2293]

- 7:10 where do you live? 👀

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Port Orchard Washington

[@rickmckenzie4620]

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[@normanmarino7285]

You repeat yourself to much without saying if the mushroom in your hand can be eaten or not!

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[@vincentrockel1149]

Fyi: there are no vegetive parts to a mushroom. Lol Mushrooms are not plants

[@meganmclaughlin9056]

the mushroom with the red stuff is very toxic

[@mushroomwonderland1]

No, Hydnellum Peckii is not toxic, I am more alive than ever after licking the red guttation! It's actually a highly medicinal mushroom containing polysaccharides and compounds known to be anticoagulants, it also can combat Alzheimer's disease. It does have a little bit of a bitter taste but there's nothing toxic about it.

[@rhondasisco-cleveland2665]

DONT pull up a cauliflower mushroom!!! CUT IT, IT GROWS BACK EVERY YEAR IF YOU CUT IT! I can’t believe you just told everyone who see this to just yank them up, don’t you READ? Please, know your stuff before you send people out to destroy their future harvests. I’m completely shocked!

[@okkichang6492]

when you find the mushroom please tell first say edible or not edible if you don't know how to to differentiate between what can eat and what can't eat if you can't explain it don't put your program on youtube

[@torclausen]

I really appreciate this video. Its perfect for my current state of mushroom knowledge.

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