Utah Puffball, Yellow Stainer Agaric, Inoki, and Dangerous Amanitas

This was a little lower elevation than I have been searching. Lately I have been between 8,000 ft and 10,000 ft in elevation. On this hunt I was at about 7,500 ft, which makes a HUGE difference in regards to the mushrooms that you find. In today's hunt I find a large puffball, Inoki, Amanita, and a yellow stainer agaric mushroom.
Our channel shares our Utah Mushroom Hunting Adventures. We focus on edible mushrooms and share what we know about what we find.
Never eat a mushroom without 100% positive identification. Here is the Mushroom's of Utah Facebook Page you can use for help with mushroom identification ...
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When asking for help with identification, remember to ...
1. Take a close up picture of the cap
2. Take a close up picture under the cap
3. Also of the stem and the base of the mushroom.
4. Mushrooms of Utah may ask you to take a spore print, so be prepared to do that if asked

[@Former0311]

Great video, Blaine.

[@UtahMushroomHunter]

Glad you enjoyed it!! Let me know if those Oysters keep producing for you!!

[@Former0311]

Will do.@@UtahMushroomHunter

[@kimbrey2]

Another good video Blaine

[@UtahMushroomHunter]

Much appreciated

[@TestimonyAndScripture]

Thanks the videos

[@UtahMushroomHunter]

Glad you like them!

[@braden3108]

I love your content, I’ve been intrigued with mycology and have been interested to go on a guided hunt. Any recommendation or contact near Utah county? Thanks

[@UtahMushroomHunter]

Yeah, Utah has some amazing mushrooms. So many people think of Utah as a desert without very many mushrooms. But I feel like our mushrooms are better than what you can find in the coastal mountains at certain times of the year, especially on years like this year. Anyway, I do sometimes invite people along with me on my hunts. If you are interested, send me a text at 801-787-5866 with your name, and I will see if I can get you on a hunt.