Strange Oysters & Other Summer Mushrooms

[@brendan5232]

Just wanted to say how thankful I am that you are still providing us with free content. I would have loved to take your course but it was out of my price range for the time being, I've been following you a few years and I was afraid this channel might fade away. Always a highlight of my week when one of these drops.

[@ephorntube]

I met a forager a few years ago who was pulling out trash with his mushrooms. I do this now sometimes. Your inclusion of this will inspire me to be even more proactive. Thanks!

[@donnaconyers5189]

Thanks Adam...always enjoy your videos. And appreciate the plug for picking up garbage...always do so myself.

[@tropicalco2339]

Same!

[@AdeebaZamaan]

Love your videos. You're deeply knowledgeable, so immersed in your subject that you aren't self-conscious, and your photographer is spectacular.

[@katydid2k]

I second all that!!

[@TheTubejunky]

I think he does his own photography/videography. Very knowledgeable indeed. Awesome work nonetheless.

[@AdeebaZamaan]

No nonetheless about it! I suspected he did, but didn't want to assume. If he DOES, that just makes him MORE awesome!!

[@kdavis4910]

I am very grateful you still release content Adam. I was very much afraid you might come to feel you gave too much away on your channel and would regret it, that you would stop putting out content. I won't get into details but please understand that what you have given has changed and actually saved my life. I have watched every single video on your channel and anything I could find on line. I would watch all the videos in your course if I could. I would love to take your course.

[@cyndifoore7743]

You are amazing, I love what I learn from you. National Geographic or Discovery needs to hire you for a program.

[@Sara-pw1dx]

Hooray! I like the deep woods trash clean-up!!! Thank you for the tips of identification, too!

[@bushpushersdaughter]

Anyone else like and share before watching? I always do. Adam, truly wonderful information as always.

[@kenjohnson5498]

I have seen the wild garlic before but had no clue what it was, once again never to old to learn something new. Thanks again for a great video Adam.

[@denisefrickey5636]

Thanks to your channel, I enjoyed my first boletes last year, and chicken of the woods the year before. I love mushrooms with wild garlic, and eat them by the hundreds, and like them with the blossoms still on. I put them in soups, salads, stir-fry, omelets, I even add them to fresh homemade salsa cruda. I have always been a forager, and am glad to have a good source for mushroom ID, as I only knew a couple for certain. I have also taught several homeless and low-income people to identify a number of readily available wild foods.

[@blazeyankee8392]

Im glad you brought it up I to have been picking up trash in my state forest in ct for years. People ask me why. They say your not getting paid. My answer is that it my forest and i enjoy it in its natural state. The thing is people are greedy selfish and inconsiderate thank you

[@tropicalco2339]

People are the strangest thing I've ran across so far. Thanks for helping them!

[@robinbrown9222]

Love, love, love your videos!! Thank you so much for each and every one!

[@theolurican3700]

This is one of the best channels on youtube.. instead of filling his video with sponsored advertising he uses the time to encourage people to clean up nature. If even a few people take the advice it will improve nature for everyone. Thumbs up, thumbs way up.

[@Faireverwillows]

Good to see you...thanks for your important info!

[@jimeko82]

What a joy to find your latest video in my inbox. Great content Adam!

[@PaulO-we1lt]

Glad to hear from you

[@Tiny_Island_Designs]

Thank you for telling us about the sassafras leaves, and about picking up trash in the woods - especially your reason for doing so.

[@isaiaheggert6333]

Dude you are super confident in your ids.

[@HawthorneHillNaturePreserve]

You are so amazing Adam! I just love your work and your dedication to education and the environment!

[@erikwignes7777]

I have been binge watching your channel for the past week and I am captivated. The amount of information in one of your videos is amazing.

[@JayMoreau]

Great stuff, as always

[@roxanejohnsondelear9540]

i love you Adam for encouraging us to reciprocate, and for all the knowledge you share.

[@dstein8599]

Thank you for the wonderful video! ..... I enjoyed the recipe at the end too. I appreciate that you "clean " any garbage in the woods as you hike. This is a wonderful way to give back to nature. I am greatly enjoying your videos- the photography and your knowledge!

[@howardjones3636]

Thank you for picking up garbage when your out. I do the same thing. Plus your videos have been very helpful, thank you.

[@kevchard5214]

Thanks Adam for adding the cooking part. I think this helps us to know what to do when we get home. I lost access to my foraging area (damn subdivisions) and can't find any foraging groups here (the lady that had a group died before I could sign up) so I watch every video you have ever produced trying to learn my land.

[@scottkers.4225]

Hi Adam, thank you for sharing another fine video. I am looking forward to seeing more fine videos. Thanks again.

[@jimlee5626]

I particularly enjoyed how you prepared the haul for eating. Keep up the good work Adam.

[@heatherericksonauthor]

Thank you for your videos and for the positive encouraging way you teach us about the amazing world we live in.

[@potterspoets2323]

A lil off topic; just wondering what bug spays you use to help avoid ticks, nat, chiggers, etc.... if any...this year we have had a bumper crop of all mushrooms in the Ozark Mountains....i recently (like within the past 3 weeks)located & began making tea from wild ganoderma curtisii(love your vid on it too); ozark golden reishi lol .... this week I’v been a lil blue; swamped in indigo Milky / the blue bleeder/Smurf’s shroom, I just pickled some ....I have found these pleurotus laevis oyster this year in northern Arkansas; I went back (gathering Mullen flowers for cough syrup)& within 2 days they had completely disappeared & ive checked again & again & still zero...I will find more lol I’m gathering wild lettuce tmw for a tincture! ✌🏼from Potter’s Poets

[@themajesticbeard1497]

I'm learning so much from your videos. I'm England based, so I have to cross check the species you discuss in your videos to see if they can be found where I live. My journey started with reading Mycelium Running and it's quickly driven me down a colourful path, paved by the intricate beauty of nature and all it has to offer. I no longer just walk through the woods but now explore everything within it. Thank you, Adam. Whole heartedly, your content is deeply appreciated and you're an inspiration to my partner and I.

[@TheTrobocop]

Absolutely love the fact you are encouraging harvesting trash too! Always informative, and entertaining. Cheers from Tennessee.

[@davidburley7659]

Great video! Thank you so much for mentioning to remove trash, I try to do the same and it does make a difference!

[@jessie97]

Your very knowledgeable about mushrooms and plants. Thanks for making these videos.

[@shainekinson1751]

Thank you! You make time in the woods like a treasure hunt!

[@damien1065]

Thanks Adam! I found these for the first time this year

[@davehedlund5474]

Great comment on picking up trash. I do the same, and have hauled a lot out already this spring and early summer.

[@servingme09]

Superb video many thanks.

[@baypiper]

Very great to see you hunting in another beautiful summer season! Thankyou for spreading your knowledge and giving inspiration!

[@kimberlyduncan1053]

I'm so very VERY greatful for how much you have taught me!! Thank you!

[@KendrickMan]

I used to think living far enough north that all your videos were 3 weeksish out of season was a detriment, but the more I watch your videos, and the more I learn, it's becoming a great heads up on when to start looking for things.

[@ASMRGRATITUDE]

Same!!!!

[@jeremyl.1675]

Nice touch with the cooking, thanks

[@AK-jk7co]

Squirrels LOVE all russula mushrooms! I had about 3-4 types in my backyard, gone in 2 hours! Love you Adam!

[@forrestwestberry6868]

Wonderful info. Thanks so much for your time and effort.

[@andrew8337]

Thank you 🙏 for continuing to provide this free content with all the work that you must be putting in to your online course. You’ve advanced my knowledge of wild plants and fungi over the years more than any other source and I owe you a great debt of gratitude. Hopefully soon I’ll make room in the budget for your class with all the money I’m saving foraging free meals!

[@mpaz48mo]

Sure wish the woods were as clear here in Missouri as yours are in Penn, I have to deal with pain-in-the-ass underbrush everywhere I go.

[@lauraclarke7197]

Wonderful, as always! Thanks Adam!

[@TheFarmacySeedsNetwork]

Your videos are always excellent! Thanks for sharing! Yep, I take trash out with me too.. Hate seeing garbage in the woods.

[@danneighbors1066]

Very well done

[@haywardjeblomey6505]

Top notch video

[@danielmcardle3476]

Keep it coming please. Helping us all to enjoy the bounty of nature without killing ourselves.

[@vcat417]

I like your simple inserts of wild plants and nature in general

[@EagleJim62]

As usual Adam, your videos and knowledge are appreciated. Keep up the great work. Let's leave the woods cleaner than we found it.

[@dawnmorning]

You are an encyclopedia of knowledge. I like the egg carton idea for carrying mushrooms. So many mushrooms here in #Indiana because if all the rain. One of the shrooms I found had the rings at base of stem. Is false turkey tail edible? Your information is highly valuable. Pretry kitchen jars! I always take a trash bag into the woods to pick up trash. Thanks

[@truyennam]

Awesome, engaging video

[@tonymckee1944]

Thanks for another video. It's great to see that have and share a great respect for nature's beauty. Enjoy her bounty.

[@mikethewoodworker6194]

Adam as always thank you so much for the share.

[@Showmeromi]

ok, fine i subbed. you're too good. good sound, good video, good lighting, good info, and good host.

[@kenycharles8600]

Thank you for this presentation. It will probably be two weeks before I harvest the scapes from the garlic growing in the wild plot near my house. I haven't decided what to cook them with yet. Glad to see you had a good day foraging. Enjoy

[@scottsmith8546]

Your a good man Adam, thanks for sharing and as always, God bless you!

[@MADAMKOB]

Thank you for sharing kind of mushrooms 🍄🍄

[@ryghnesnigel7082]

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[@engizmo]

Awesome video Adam! Thanks for sharing not just your knowledge but your positive energy and messages too :)

[@richardbidinger2577]

Its the highlight of my day when I see you have a new video out. I always know its going to be good, so I always hit that like button before I even watch the video.

[@arseneaboot5726]

Take it its you playing the guitar Adam.......... nice grooves man.. perfect.

[@rogercunningham9987]

Thanks 👍

[@natejosich]

Man your are extremely knowledgeable, this is awesome and you are so good at explaining everything. Amazing video

[@LearnYourLand]

Thanks for watching!

[@SanctuaryGardenLiving]

Really like this video, going through several types of mushrooms in the basket is great! Your enthusiasm is infectious as always! I appreciate the knowledge and enunciation in all your videos!

[@suebar5177]

Hi Adam🌞 always excited to see a new video from you! Appreciate the recipe....that's a bonus..thanks! I would love it if you came to British Columbia's Lower Mainland to do a foraging walk....or even Washington state😊🤩

[@harrysabourin1216]

Totally enjoyed your latest video. With plant and mushroom identification...and how to prepare them at home. Explains the missing Sassafras leaves on a hiking trail near us. Enjoyed your class at this years Great Lakes Forager's Gathering.

[@BobbyJamesCote333]

Thank You again Adam!!!

[@Larkinchance]

we have many variety of amanitas and we have bolitas here on Cape Cod

[@jonabramo3991]

This guys great. Probably the most thorough and understandable mushroom guy out there. Keep it up brotha!

[@PatriotzUnit3d]

Thanks Adam for another GREAT video! I harvested my first favorite mushroom of the year yesterday..... Chanterelles! Found about three dozen nice size ones with my son. Again, thumbs up from eastern Ohio:)

[@williamjohnson5777]

Thank you! Have never seen wild garlic. Hoping that it may grow in Michigan as well.

[@jeanpierrerodriguezgarzon7113]

Always a pleasure to see your videos. Help me a lot. Thanks 🙏🏼🍄💕

[@Wildernut]

Love the wild cooking.

[@rhatchanee]

Love watching your clips. Learn so much. I wish I am in your state. Beautiful and have so many mushrooms. 🍄🍄🍄❤️

[@raeb4451]

Great work as always, Adam! Very interesting about Pleurotus dryinus. Also, I love those flour jars next to your stove! So cute.

[@AFamilyOutdoors]

I'm just starting to get a grasp on what's around me, I really appreciate your knowledge and straightforward content. Helps us up and comer's feel alot more confident!

[@SuperChexmixer]

ty Adam!

[@lilywaterflower3502]

Thank you so much. I have had so much questions with crown tipped coral. I've had some competing information on it.

[@chrishelmuth1867]

Another wonderfully entertaining educational video from Adam! Thank you for all you do - and especially the trash plug. Since WE are the ones deepest in the woods it behooves Shroomers to do their part while taking from our Mother! ((( Hugs ))), Honor, and Deep respect.

[@christinearmington]

Thank you. Wish I’d had this two months ago when I was worried about making my first wild mushroom ID. Very clear distinction of the dryinus.

[@richardduvall6512]

Another great video thanks again Adam

[@g.e.boroush5176]

Thank you for bringing up the subject of trash in our public lands. A good reminder that these lands belong to us all, and it's up to all of us to keep it clean no matter how the trash escaped into the forest. And great mushroom information as well. Thank you!

[@MOUTHonesixtyseven]

Yes! Thankyou Adam for such great content. I never cease to be amazed and I'm pretty stoked you upload as often as you do. One thing I've always wandered and I'm sure the info is out there but I've yet to find is... where do you get your audio? I love that type of transitive acoustic slow jam music!

[@tomkulik5966]

Good shit bro. Many impressed

[@tracyschaffner2445]

Thanks Adam for sharing your vast knowledge of shrooms! I'm an avid shroomer and more so after our 1st Foray last year. I too always harvest trash while walking anywhere. Thanks for you're efforts to make our world a better place!

[@sophiel1887]

Love the idea of picking up the trash while foraging! Love your every video!

[@yeshuaisthewaythetruthandt515]

Impressive

[@ildiko1vt]

Good idea to use an egg carton!! Didn't know we could eat Sassafras leaves. Thanks for the tip! Nice little dish you made!! Looks delish! I cannot believe people trash the woods that they selfishly enjoy. :( Good guy to pick up!! :)

[@MrFurious176]

Great mushroom video. I never eat wild mushrooms, but I love taking pictures of them. They can be positively stunning!

[@paparomesoutdoors711]

Excellent video man really enjoyed the cast iron cooking also

[@samhaines8228]

Well done!

[@johnnyappleseed6550]

hey man, love your videos. You are helping me expand my knowledge on mushrooms so much. Thank you for being so wise and sharing your knowledge with us.

[@LearnYourLand]

You're welcome, and thanks for watching!

[@suzannehedderly1331]

Great video with all the critters. I like seeing the different fungi you found. I found a few things today including a baby L. indigo, Xylaria liquidambaris and Thelephora vialis.

[@barthamburg4351]

Great video thanks so much Adam!

[@timothyholtzclaw5575]

I always enjoy your videos, not to mention learning something interesting. Thanks for mentioning picking up trash when out foraging. I do the same. I have also shared your name and channel with others.

[@47diodes]

Hey love your videos!! Still pretty new to the channel so i'll have to keep lookin around but most of what I've seen has been of hunting and I.D. which is amazing, but I would love to see how you prepare some of the less common varieties in the kitchen! Thank you for the invaluable info!

[@brendalee5373]

Love these videos… I’m truly inspired.

[@Makete100]

Thank you. This was excellent!

[@supergirlsadventure6700]

Awesome video!

[@nmsmartone926]

Great ending message! Harvest the trash.