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Thank you.

I can't have flour, that's why I was watching this video, do you need the flour or can you use only the cattail?

Do you let the fresh plant matter wilt a bit before adding oil? Just wondering about the water content from the plant matter. Thank you

Whats the one found near old growth hardwood at the end? Found a fresh one today I was going to keep an eye on and research.

ghost pipes are actually not a mushroom they are a flower that doesn't contain any chlorophyll

Epic species. I was wondering were you guys had been. Hope there’s more to come!

Good to see a new video n your ok..I'm gonna watch this later, I'm gonna head out n see if the chanterelles are up yet.

Does chicory root really have caffeine though? Or does it just taste similar to coffee

What about a road side?? My fiance has it and the city never cuts it. Since they don't spray it or cut it would it be safe?

thank you

1 tbsp of fresh herb to 1 1/2 cups of boiling water for 30 seconds then let sit for 5 mins then strain and drink with honey if wanted ( if using dried herb use 1/2 tbsp to the same amount of water enjoy

Nice video! I love picking trumpets. In WI the white oak are their favorite tree buddies. Moss and grassy areas..land yes in leaf litter too all near the trees. Just picked a bunch today…we have had a ton of rain here and they are a week early.

Would this grow well as a conpanion to raspberries/blackberries?

We can our Chanterelle mushrooms using a German Dr. Oetker recipe. The stock that is left over is absolutely amazing. Canning Chanterelles doesn't seem to be a North American thing. So happy my wife's father was a mushroom hunter and had this cookbook. This recipe looks great!!! I agree.... best mushroom soup ever!

This was cool, binged watched all 15, keep them coming, show some of the more comonly found edibles, i know those are boring, but they're interesting to me because I'm clueless.

If i could add anything to these videos would be a quick mention of possible lookalikes to avoid, unfortunately i know nothing about that, i do appreciate the time you put in documenting these finds

Pretty cool you document these finds

I grew up being told it was sassafras. Sarsaparilla is a thorny vine.

I just found this in my back woods with some blueberries

I planted some chicory seeds last year. This year I've got three 7 foot tall monster plants with lots and lots of flowers every day.

Why your video don’t take to see how you cook and to see what you do for the Cattails only see part of your self so we don’t know how you cook .

It's crazy; until recently, I had no idea cattails were editable, let alone the entire thing. I literally have a bunch of them that grow in my yard.

The fruit is edible.The seeds are supposedly toxic.

Is there a species with a red berry? I believe I got a big patch..

Does the barefoot ink cap have any benefits to the soil

Excellent video Thank you!

Does barberry or goldenseal have more Berberine??

Michigan has awesome varieties. Also, don't bother making jerky from BSP, I have tried countless times in countless methods and it always came out like 💩

whats a fire trail? 3:02

Thanks for the info on how to identify. Going outside to check the leaves on tree. We get berries grouped just like the one you showed.

Excellent presentation

Just found your channel. Looking forward to watching and learning from your wisdom.

Good info

I just bought one today at a native plant sale. Didn't really know much about, but looked pretty. After watching this video I'm very happy I bought it.

Can I feed it to my snail?

Mount Veiw Cemetary, They used to have these Trees were growing there when I was so young... There were a couple across the road going up the hill across the pond. His name was Bob Lot why don't people understand; put back what you take ??? The Birch Tree I'm never Gonna Rest & my Natives are Rolling in their Grave !!! 🤔

Thank You ! God Bless 😎🙂

"Hyacinth" is mildly toxic to humans. These are "grape hyacinth" or muscari, which are not true hyacinths, and which yield a forager's treasure. Please do not make these recipes using hyacinths, though!

got some in ohio. tasted great.

Are there tortoises in michigan?

I've had these things growing in my yard for several years and never knew what they were. Going to try these ideas out. Thanks!

Hello do you guys have to do like mushroom walks in Indiana I'm from Southern Indiana and there is no mushroom walks around me it would be really nice with someone with your knowledge to do and host mushroom walks

I’ve lived in da yoop for the last five years And just started getting Into foraging. I’m struggling to find Stands of ash and Elm. It seems like I’m just surrounded by coniferous trees, Any tips on how to find Good morel areas?

Love the video! I'm just getting into foraging and this spring I have a huge patch of grape hyacinth near my apartment. I can't wait to try this!

Really enjoy watching your videos, very informative, a need to know in the times we are living in. Thank you so much for your effort and time. You seem to enjoy your craft, and that's always a good thing-❤😁🎯💯🔥☘️👍

Can the lemonade be saved for later?

what a beautiful forest. Thank you so much. I enjoy your videos and hope to learn more about Michigan mushrooms.

Thanks for the info! PS. You could double for James Hatfield of Metallica! Lol