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[@mvroman7416]

Vanessa, you are correct on this mushroom. Like I said my grandmother and great grandparents came from Yugoslavia and settled in upstate NY. When I stayed on the farm on weekends and was sick May grandmother would get the same mushrooms off our beach trees and I would drink in tea or when I was really sick she made it into a paste and put on my chest and covered it with a dish cloth. I would wake up and felt 100 percent better and would be just fine. Then had to help make wood for winter. 😊

[@ryandunn352]

Vanessa! You are looking great! Love the viking braids! A good look for you. Thanks for all your good work 👍 from a fellow outdoors enthusiast! ❤

[@RobertAdelsberger-o1u]

Hello Vanessa. It’s so nice to see you each day after a so long absence. You are working so hard making all of these new videos. I hope you do a live one soon. It’s always so great to be able to say hello in person. Mushrooms are magical, you know what I mean. 🙂

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello Robert, Yes I try to digg out my english channel. It seems like KZbin is covering it with dirt, so my subscribers won´t find it. I´m pretty sure, the algorythm isn´t telling most of my subscribers when I release a new video. Pretty sad. But great that you are here!

[@lonknight3197]

Not sure if you mean Birch tree or Beech tree but i live in Texas USA never seen either tree growing here , but what is the name of this mushroom common name and sciencetific name. Please cause it might be available in health food stores.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Yes right, I mean birch tree.

[@smoothvern165]

This is great information. I see this mushroom very often, but I didn’t know that it was so useful and helpful. Thank you for sharing this!

[@matthiaswilhelm9813]

O ja,man versucht den verrückten KZbins 🎉😂😂😂ein klein wenig auszublenden❤😂

[@georgemartin1498]

Great Vanessa, thank you. Coincidentally I recently listened to a podcast from a scientist who essentially said that without fungi there would be no other life forms 😮

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Wow!

[@mannybravo237]

Interesting, Vanessa. I've gathered edible wild mushrooms before. One sure way I learned a shroom is edible is if I see small insects have been nibbling it, or even if snail trails are on it. They can be easily rinsed off. Usually the🍄growing on trees in my area are called 'chicken of the woods', and 'turkey tail'🦃, but I've seen those you're harvesting as well. Thanks for being out in the woods today✌🏼. Keep the healing factor going🤘🏻.

[@curtite]

Great Video Vanessa. Mushrooms is near and dear to my heart. As a lad, I use to pick them with my mother in the woods. Ashamed to say I lost a lot of knowledge rebelling my parents🥲

[@The_RC_Guru]

“And today I will show you special mushroom 🍄 “ I thought this was about to get really enlightening lol. But seriously, thanks for all your videos and for staying with it.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Thank you!

[@arthurphetteplace8917]

😉 Enjoyed your video Vanessa good information 👍👍 See you at your next video 👋

[@davidcarter8457]

Hello Vanessa! Thank you for sharing. Good to see you. ❤️🦬

[@pakleader4]

That is something definitely I need to know!! We have beech trees in America but never knew the properties of its bark or parasitic mushrooms. I have seen that mushroom before once in the woods. Just ignored it. YOUR THE BEST SPIRIT GUIDE EVER. And I love you for your education you give me. Still I have learned so much from you here in America. You’re so beautiful inside and out. Tell the family hello from me and continue to show your heart in educating me, us, and them. Just wish I could meet you in person to get a one on one tutorial. To share with my daughter and son. Again your my blood spirit guide of German descent. I glad to have discovered you. SEMPER FI

[@leonardopoli319]

Very beautiful video 👍. Hello good evening 👋

[@gerald-gs2vh]

Thanks Vanessa, it's a nice day for a wander in the forest!

[@chaswarren7239]

To me that looks like Silver Birch, not Beech ? Fascinating tough. Lots of videos about Chaga. Not many about this one.

[@CampCraftSurvivalSkills]

Definitely Birch

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

I spelled it wrong, I mean birch tree.

[@chaswarren7239]

@@WildWomanBushcraft Thanks Vanessa. Good to clarify. The Silver Birch is such a great tree, fast growing. Fire starter bark, clean burning, great water source in the spring & even as it dies also a life giver. Amazing !

[@darthg6505]

Very cool! I knew about the fire properties before , but the mushrooms, that's new for me. Thank you for making wonderful videos, I look forward to the next!

[@obwan7217]

Great info...LOL no beech trees in Florida...Lots of swap cabbage,cat tail roots ,and many other plants one can eat for survival...

[@Marcus-rg7bg]

I saw a husband on youtube, noticed his mate slept till 10 or 11. He had breakfast ready when she got up, sense he was a natural early bird. Thats taking care of eachother. Noticing patterns of eachother.

[@Echoingsweetly]

Great info🌹

[@DamianBloodstone]

Thank you for sharing this knowledge with all of us. Now I will look for this mushroom when going on walks. I always enjoy your videos and wish you well. Take Care and Stay Safe.

[@jimengle3178]

Hi Vanessa, I love your videos!

[@CharlesWhite-s5p]

Girl thank you for the information you share, in this chaotic world, it's nice to find peace, 💘

[@mannybravo237]

Looks like american birch tree, or even aspen. I dunno... The american beech has a different exterior, it has no bark, only thin skin, greyish-light green.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Its birch tree I spelled it wrong.

[@waltermears3044]

Love the video stay safe and happy

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Thank you Walter!

[@kijuty]

Learned a lot , Thank You

[@TheYeti308]

We have the Beech Tree in our area also . Thank You for the Info . !

[@gdarcyie]

Loving the video bombs dropping over the last two weeks always much appreciated @Wild Woman Bushcraft

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Thank you! Most of my subscribers didn´t get a notification when I release a new video.

[@henchy3rd]

Came close to drowning in Zimbabwe, Greece & here in the uk wild swimming, the thing is I can’t swim very well & I live on a boat😁 Slipped down a cliff & managed to jab my feet on a rock before I went over. Managed to catch Toxoplasma gondii from a under cooked road kill rabbit.. they thought I was having a heart stroke, however the parasite had effected my brain🤪😁 Had lots of other mishaps too & probably a few more to come.. it’s called life & it’s bloody wonderful.

[@tterapin]

Fascinating video - I would like to see more mushroom videos in the future - Very educational

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

I can fullfill this wish :-)

[@addictedtotreasuretrash108]

Hej do you mean Birch or Beach ? I collect Svamp from Birch trees to make Chaga. Tack

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Birch tree :)

[@stuntmanroy]

Good information.

[@owenmorse3136]

There's nothing wrong in taking old fashioned illness remedies if you believe in them in what they can do for you . Herbal remedies are still valid medical medicines, I didn't know about the fire ember being carried about in a slice of mushroom . ❤Vanessa.

[@jacklisiecki2389]

Thank you.

[@CampCraftSurvivalSkills]

Umm.. Pretty sure thats a birch.. and that's a polypore mushroom which is normally only found on a birch.. It's not a Beech

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

I´ve spell it wrong :)

[@77Matt]

It is not from a beech tree, it is from a birch.

[@kevinc9963]

I'm thinking the same thing she's pronouncing it wrong I wasn't sure but I think you're right!

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Yes, I pronounced it wrong. Sorry!

[@Marcus-rg7bg]

Taking care of me is like having a pet. Not much difference. Sounds silly i know. But because a female is of same anatomy for most part, there are benefits you have. I must also take care and pay attention.

[@fd3654]

👍👍👍!!!!!

[@daytona1212]

I would use one of my Funkgeräts I carry to call for help. But thank you for showing this, very interesting.

[@dennislindenpellinge]

🤗❤🦊

[@kingrafa3938]

👍👍👍

[@nurijabuljubasic6191]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@marvinboldery1697]

it matters who you are or What you know ........... Pick/ choose the wrong food ........your dead! Oh, and Woods growing plants ARE different .......unless they are the same! :) Sweet Lady! (Said in the cleanest ways )

[@MichaelKMorris]

Sadly, in my part of the world, there are few trees and no mushrooms, and we get about 12 inches of rain per year.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Where do you live Michael?

[@MichaelKMorris]

@WildWomanBushcraft Arizona

[@RoyCoffee-w5b]

Can that mushroom help you with your thyroid? It sounds so good, great! A good all-around organic medicine. The Beech tree is amazing in producing such useful fungi as this mushroom, but at the same time, it's an odd tree in that its bark and its roots are flammable!? Wet, flammable roots, what process is going on there?

[@steveooooo4423]

Hi from uk, ✨️🌀

[@rollsroyce7325]

Vanessa, have you heard from SurvivingLilly ?

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

No I havent heard from her.

[@terrystrails566]

I think its a silver birch tree that it grows on .

[@lpgirl]

Do you mean 'birch' tree?

[@neverlookback3382]

No, she meant what she said. Beech tree!

[@77Matt]

@@neverlookback3382 The bark she showed was from a birch (Birke, in German). A beech tree is a Buche in German.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Yes, I spelled it wrong. I mean birch tree.

[@dreadlocksoutdoors492]

It sounds like you are saying Beech tree. I think you may mean Birch tree.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Exactly :)

[@Marcus-rg7bg]

If you can understand nature then you can understand eachother. Disagreements in my opinion come from those no longer in nature.

[@TheRogey1]

Beech/Birch.....??

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Birch!