In september we go city foreging and pick a ton of oyster mushrooms, we pickle them and pack them in oil with slices of garlic then eat them with bread or in italian sandwiches
Love the channel. Thank you for all of the work you put into these videos. I appreciate the fact that every so often, you revisit the "beginner" mushrooms - always good to refresh on the basics! Mush love from New York's Hudson Valley 🍄
Nice vidio Aaron. Here in Louisiana I find them year around in the swamp. Was laughing at you trying to get to the tree. It's a lot more water over here !! Thanks BRO
I found some lung oysters on a tree, and they were fantastic! The only thing to watch out for it grubs in the mushrooms. Had to throw out over half of what I collected.
@@mushroomwonderland1 yup. I would always put a horizon cut into the back of the mushroom and peel forward to check if there were grubs. Very effective method.
I was just out cutting wood today and came across what I believe are oyster mushrooms. This is my first time ever picking mushrooms and although your video describes what I have in my hand, I’m still a little nervous about eating it.🤷♀️😅
@@mushroomwonderland1 Thank you For answering. 😁 I have very little sense of smell so I can’t confirm any smell. Another video said that it was rumored to smell like fish as well. I don’t detect a smell at all. I have ccleaned them really well and they’re waiting for me to get my nerve up to eat them 😅 I understand they generally are found on hardwood but these were growing on a dead pine. Also, when I cleaned them I found no bugs but one Little wormy looking creature. All of these things that go against what I’ve seen on the videos make me nervous.
@@mushroomwonderland1 I noticed I don't seem to find many mushrooms on the Pilchuck Tree farm lands. I wonder if it's due to the fact that they spray herbicide several years after harvest to kill alders and such.
No secret spot, it's timing. Go where there are lots of hardwoods after rains when the temp is mild in spring and fall. Learn what mushrooms like which trees and how to identify them.
Thank you for all your hard work making these videos. I appreciate all your efforts.
In september we go city foreging and pick a ton of oyster mushrooms, we pickle them and pack them in oil with slices of garlic then eat them with bread or in italian sandwiches
Awesome those were some nice oysters.
Love the channel. Thank you for all of the work you put into these videos. I appreciate the fact that every so often, you revisit the "beginner" mushrooms - always good to refresh on the basics! Mush love from New York's Hudson Valley 🍄
I can't wait for oysters to start in my area. 😁
Hi,Thank you for sharing us the knowledge about mushroom. I learned a lessons today.God Bless your day!
Nice vidio Aaron. Here in Louisiana I find them year around in the swamp. Was laughing at you trying to get to the tree. It's a lot more water over here !! Thanks BRO
A great tasting meaty mushroom! Thanks Aaron!
Got a bunch growing in my room lol love finding big flushes in the woods.
What a find! One of my favorites. Last spring i dried about 60lbs worth over several days.. excellent eating
Went out to the Olympic Peninsula today checking clear-cut areas. Was hoping the rain brought up some fresh Morels, but no luck yet.
Try to look for an area where some forest fire came through, or underneath cottonwood trees along the river's edges.
@@mushroomwonderland1 I might drive back up and check some of the rivers with cottonwoods.
Never seen those kind of mushrooms in person but they look really cool tho
You got to get out there! They're ripe for the getting.
Good day Aaron nice finds !
Yeah those were some healthy mushrooms! Thanks for watching.
Thanks bud. Awesome!
It would be helpfull if you could share a little about wich mushrooms grow on wich tree's.....
Thanks for the video 👍
Thank you for the knowledge
I found a nice little cluster of oyster mushrooms today while kayaking with the fam ♥️
Awesome!
Found a flush growing on a palm tree here in Florida =D
Found a giant stack of these and will be adding them to steaks this evening! Took about five minutes lol.
Just found some of those up hwy 2, I was skeptical that they were oysters,I've seen other oysters growing more upwards,not flat like these ones.
I'm just wondering what if anything you've heard about the morel season right now around the Fraser Valley?
I really don't know, that's a bit north of here, and pretty chilly still I think, but if not yet it'll be soon!
I found some lung oysters on a tree, and they were fantastic! The only thing to watch out for it grubs in the mushrooms. Had to throw out over half of what I collected.
Yeah I'm a little bit finicky about worms and my mushrooms. That's one downside of oyster mushrooms, they get buggy really quick.
@@mushroomwonderland1 yup. I would always put a horizon cut into the back of the mushroom and peel forward to check if there were grubs. Very effective method.
@@MargootMC, I presume you meant *horizontal* cut, as opposed to vertical.....
@goodun2974 you're right that's what I meant. It was a typo
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I have thay same bag..
Beautiful Oysters
I was just out cutting wood today and came across what I believe are oyster mushrooms. This is my first time ever picking mushrooms and although your video describes what I have in my hand, I’m still a little nervous about eating it.🤷♀️😅
@@Xassaw If it was growing on wood, it has gills, smells a little bit like anise, and is medium to large sized, you're good to go.
@@mushroomwonderland1 Thank you For answering. 😁
I have very little sense of smell so I can’t confirm any smell. Another video said that it was rumored to smell like fish as well. I don’t detect a smell at all. I have ccleaned them really well and they’re waiting for me to get my nerve up to eat them 😅
I understand they generally are found on hardwood but these were growing on a dead pine. Also, when I cleaned them I found no bugs but one Little wormy looking creature. All of these things that go against what I’ve seen on the videos make me nervous.
I just walked 2 1/2 miles today. I saw one mushroom and it wasn't even picture worthy. Tell me your secret spot. lol!
You just got to keep walking a little bit further! Haha.
@@mushroomwonderland1 🤣😂
@@mushroomwonderland1 I noticed I don't seem to find many mushrooms on the Pilchuck Tree farm lands. I wonder if it's due to the fact that they spray herbicide several years after harvest to kill alders and such.
@@daroldw4606The spraying has killed so many plant and animal populations in Western Washington.
No secret spot, it's timing. Go where there are lots of hardwoods after rains when the temp is mild in spring and fall. Learn what mushrooms like which trees and how to identify them.