My Top 3 Mushroom Foraging Books

[@CRsVideoVaults]

Great suggestions Hazy. Any chance of a few vids on your favourite meals & dishes? Keep on trekkin.

[@a.i.a3949]

Algorithm comment Also 1rd if im not mistaken.

[@OutdoorDaze]

Nailed it

[@MahlomolaTlali]

that is wonderful. I mostly impressed by the FUNGARIAN. how do I order?

[@issybaylis]

Just got Mushrooms & Toadstools by Edmund Garnweidner Collins nature guides- why are there mushrooms that are listed as poisonous?!! Like chicken of the woods is clearly edible, but has the skull symbol in this book What the hell

[@Bezcel]

Does anyone have any fungi guides & field books for use in Central Europe? example; Czech Republic.

[@ericbiggane9786]

I agree with your choices but would obviously include my book, The Pocket Foraging Guide! Thanks for the honourable mention, Eric, Wild Food UK.

[@OutdoorDaze]

Hey Eric, I’ll purchase a copy of your book and check it out. Keep up the good work.

[@blackphillipppp]

Also everyone should watch Fantastic Fungi 🍄

[@DartmoorPaul]

Excellent! Thank you Paul for this as I love mushroom identification if I find one. I have a Collins book and RC book but I love the bible one and also the Fungarium looked a great one to get.

[@matthewwenham5486]

Do you rate the 'picture mushroom' app. We have fun with that on family walks, but not sure how much to trust its AI skills!

[@stevebaker9341]

Currently laid on a pile of dust sheets learning about mushrooms 🍄 I should be decorating my sons bedroom but cba, cba mate

[@idek3867]

Hey, I wanna buy a book about mushroom foraging. Will these books be okay to use in Norway too?

[@lindafirth1562]

So, when can I pop round yours with a bottle of red to peruse your book collection? x

[@stevensmeagol6066]

Link to collins gem is different to one u show

[@jorvikoutdoors]

Great books, might pick up the big book, looks great, atb Lee

[@Sim-ig9zm]

First! 🙌

[@Chris-nl8lo]

Do you have any recommendations for an all around foraging book?

[@Chris-nl8lo]

@@DavesRabbitHole I've just got it. Its pretty good I've been reading through it.

[@kingrafa3938]

👍👍👍

[@chrisvolk2587]

🤙🏻

[@louisep4805]

I never realised how many Fungi there were. Those books look terrific especially the Fungarium book 👍🙏 thanks for sharing Hazy.

[@craigpalmer347]

used to go foraging many yrs ago without a book wudnt now but the owld days where magic 😳😳👌👌👌🤣🤣🤣

[@norseman1137]

Great books good advice Ray Mears advice is just learn 5 edibles ...learn one at a time ... Know all the mimics ... But aside from edible it's also great to ID then. It's a big thing in Russia to collect n.ID fungi ..

[@justinsaint6786]

Awsome Love a bit of 🍄🍇🍓🌻🌼☘🌺 foraging and finding out what's what. I got the World Wide forager by Mr P. Phillips for crimbo which is a great read so far. Thanks for sharing Hazo 😘

[@natureisallpowerful]

92nd.im out shroom browsing today. Still a few hanging around. Especially the owld fairy rings.i have a small common mushrooms beginners book.ill look into getting one of the others you recommend, hope you're well brother 👍🍄🍄

[@wildfishingscotland]

Liked as always. Keep up the good work haze watch your videos everyday. MEDICCCC

[@92Pyromaniac]

I have the Wild Food UK pocket book and it's a solid foraging book with lots of edible plants too. Needs cross-referencing though - I've nearly been caught out a couple of times where it listed some toxic lookalikes but not all of them, but the way it's worded sounds like it is all of them. Or when it has entries for edibles but doesn't have some very common inedible (non-toxic) lookalikes (they are on the website but not in the book). It does a great job of explaining how to get into foraging and be able to ID some of the low-risk groups that are suitable for beginners though.

[@mdoutdoors3282]

Always coming across different mushrooms when out camping but not educated enough to forage and eat so need to get my head in them books thanks for advice haze.ATB 😊 👍✌

[@Sim-ig9zm]

Top notch youth. Got Roger Philips' book (and me Aclima pulse heaters - read: perfect pickin mits, as noted by yersel) for Crimbo and while I'm by no means an expert, the photos in Roger's book are by far the most useful thing to help an amateur along that I've seen so far. It can mean going out and collecting single specimens to come back look up, take spore prints etc. but it's a much more informative way to begin your foray into fungi than pickin' and hopin' if something isn't screamingly obvious ☠️

[@nicholaskeen3586]

The great encyclopedia is also a good book fella 😊👍

[@anthonyvento33]

Intresting, I got to see what books in Australia has to offer, thanks mate!

[@doozamusic4722]

Thanx bro. i'm learning more each time i go out. need that last book. peace

[@TheMcmunro]

Been out with John, foraging a couple of times. He's a great guide.

[@hettybergwerff881]

Every time you bring a smile on my face! :)

[@Lockwoodbeck61]

Fungal cheese ! the mind boggles🤭

[@macinthewild8116]

Good book reviews from such a Fun Guy 🙈

[@freddyoutdoors]

That's cool stuff hazey

[@mattyp80]

I know you gave a big shout out to "Wild Food UK" but I got their foraging pocket guide for chrimbo and it's a perfect size to have on you but importantly, the photos of the shrooms are of all the growth states so it gives you a better chance to identify something! Happy New Year and keep 'em coming 😎

[@ericbiggane9786]

Thank you, Eric, Wild Food UK.

[@1leg956]

Haze we're can I find a full field of magic mushrooms in UK peace and love from 1 leg UK England

[@oakashthorn5714]

Tegg’s nose near Macclesfield in Cheshire

[@jakecalvert6728]

Out of season now, but basically any field with sheep in it, preferably one with a public footpath through it.

[@purple-monkey-dishwasher]

Lad, just got the Collins Gem pocket mushroom book and, not strictly mushroom related, the Foragers Calender for Xmas off our lass. I will be getting the mushroom Bible to cross reference based on your recommendation. Thanks Haze