8 Mushrooms You Can Find In The Late Fall Into Winter

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  • Опубликовано: 29 янв 2025

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  • @Janky2912
    @Janky2912 7 месяцев назад

    Pretty cool you document these finds

  • @skylovecraft2491
    @skylovecraft2491 2 года назад +5

    I'm so glad I found your channel. Been foraging for a while but i'm right across from Michigan in Southwestern Ontario and sometimes i find it hard to find winter mushroom foraging videos for my area. Not many ppl know about the winter forageables. Thanks so much for this!! I'm going to head out today and see what i can find. ☺🙏💗

    • @jameskenna1324
      @jameskenna1324 2 года назад

      I get my from an online store his got shroom, psychedelic and microdosing products well refined also ships to anywhere discreetly, can also guide you on anything....

    • @jameskenna1324
      @jameskenna1324 2 года назад

      *Mycopete%.....

  • @sophitran
    @sophitran 3 года назад +2

    Thank you ! For the detailed difference between the brick cap and sulfur!!!!!

    • @FoundYouForaging
      @FoundYouForaging  3 года назад +1

      Sulfurs are not common , which I forgot to mention in video.
      Blessings.

  • @cleotipsy9604
    @cleotipsy9604 3 года назад +1

    Love your video

  • @pster222
    @pster222 3 года назад +1

    Just stumbled upon your channel. Awesome content! Greetings from the PNW

    • @FoundYouForaging
      @FoundYouForaging  3 года назад +1

      One day I truly hope to forage your part of the country. I won't complain about my area though lol.
      Blessings

  • @beccawoods2239
    @beccawoods2239 4 года назад +1

    Another great video!!!💕

  • @andrewbarlow8937
    @andrewbarlow8937 2 года назад

    Thank you kindly for the tutorial. I'm fascinated with wild edibles. Especially mushrooms. Yum !

    • @andrewbarlow8937
      @andrewbarlow8937 2 года назад

      @Alex Xavier Yes Please ! I'm a combat veteran and the V.A. sux

  • @EVERGLOW828
    @EVERGLOW828 3 года назад +1

    Wonderful, thank you 🙏🏽 ♥️ I’ve seen quite a few of these here in Appalachia. Important knowledge

  • @bobbysweeney5377
    @bobbysweeney5377 3 года назад +2

    Great channel sir! Im as new as a newb can be and in western Pa so very much if this, if not all, probably applies to my area as well, and even if it did not, I am grateful for the knowledge. 🙏

  • @andrewmahoney4249
    @andrewmahoney4249 3 года назад +1

    great info

  • @sxyngel
    @sxyngel 3 года назад +1

    amazing thanks!!

  • @nolancampbell4451
    @nolancampbell4451 Год назад

    I’m lucky I guess. I have never seen sulphur tufts in my city only brick caps I love the hell out of them.

  • @eddiemartin85
    @eddiemartin85 3 года назад +1

    Great...

  • @thebeesknees814USA
    @thebeesknees814USA 3 года назад +2

    I wonder what those dark blue/gray mushrooms by the JUDAS ear?....

  • @HazzM
    @HazzM 4 года назад +3

    Really informative and well put together, thanks.
    I read a lot about Enoki's being muddled with the Funeral Bell, but not Brick tops. Are young Brick tops not easier to mistake given the dark spore print?
    Thanks

    • @FoundYouForaging
      @FoundYouForaging  4 года назад +2

      It is a good observation.
      The younger the brick cap the brighter they appear making the reddish color really stand out from galerina. You are correct they can be confused with not only galerina but sulfur tuft.

    • @FoundYouForaging
      @FoundYouForaging  3 года назад +2

      You are correct concerning spore print.
      The spore Hypholoma are quite dark compared to Galerina. Young Brick caps can certainly be confused for Galerina .

  • @raymondwoodhull1949
    @raymondwoodhull1949 3 года назад +3

    Hello from Grand Rapids. I'm very new to foraging but I seem to have an eye for blewits as I find them every where I go. Do you have a preferred method of cooking? Can they be dried or frozen?

    • @FoundYouForaging
      @FoundYouForaging  3 года назад +1

      Just picked a bunch today. Yes they can be frozen. I usually cook half way in butter then freeze.
      We eat them on homemade pizza and make stuffed mushrooms with parmesan and artichoke spread

  • @JuanSanchez-he4cr
    @JuanSanchez-he4cr 3 года назад +1

    Do you forage in pnw

  • @eatingoutside5266
    @eatingoutside5266 4 года назад +2

    I would watch the hell out of a video where you show how to propagate blewits and other mushrooms in the yard or garden. Also how did you get that subscribe button in the bottom right? I could use some help.

    • @FoundYouForaging
      @FoundYouForaging  4 года назад

      I'm going to have Dawn explain the subscribe button . I'm very unsavy to tech. Give me an axe and knife and I 'll homestead ; but computers are beyond my abilities

    • @dawnchristner9901
      @dawnchristner9901 4 года назад

      HI I'm Dawn!! Here's how to add a subscribe button. 1. Go to your channel 2. Go to your videos 3. Scroll on left side to customize 4. At the top you will see, Layout - Branding - Basic Info 5. Choose Branding 6. Select your subscribe button image/watermark 7. Then select timing (this will help you decide how long you want to see it on your video and where) 8. Save....If you need a Subscribe and Like Buttons, go to Google and type in free transparent RUclips Subscribe Buttons . Make sure it has a transparent background and saves under png. I hope this helps

    • @beccawoods2239
      @beccawoods2239 4 года назад

      I am Rebecca I am David & Dawn's #1 fan, haha 🤣
      Are you using your cellphone to watch or smart TV to watch?
      If it's your cellphone tap with finger the red subscribe button and that's it.
      It has more steps like Dawn described if it's on a smart TV. I watch them both on my cell phone and on my Roku TV.

    • @eatingoutside5266
      @eatingoutside5266 4 года назад

      @@dawnchristner9901 Wow thanks for your help! I think I got it working.

    • @eatingoutside5266
      @eatingoutside5266 4 года назад +1

      @@beccawoods2239 Thanks!

  • @shaunab7726
    @shaunab7726 3 года назад +1

    I'm in S MI too. Do you do or would you be willing to take someone (me) out so I can learn more in field not just research books/online?

    • @FoundYouForaging
      @FoundYouForaging  3 года назад +1

      Certainly . You can find me on Facebook ./ Messenger . David Snodgrass.

  • @Mel-vu9ss
    @Mel-vu9ss 3 года назад +1

    Hi!! I’m in NW Georgia and I believe I’ve found some, well a lot, of blewit. Do they have an evil poisonous look alike? I have read and searched a lot of google but don’t know any experts to verify. These are on a portion of my property and would love to think I could use these for cooking but don’t want to kill the hubster. Ya know?! Thanks for any help!!

    • @FoundYouForaging
      @FoundYouForaging  3 года назад

      The only look alikes are other clitocybe and cortinarius. Cut the stem and do a spore print . The spore print does not ruin the mushrooms.
      The Blewit will have Buff ( pinkish cream )
      And the Cort Cortinarius will have rust brown . If you can find my video titled " Michigan mushroom hunt : October " I do a comparison of the genus cortinarius against the Blewit and demonstrate spore printing them . Blessings ...and I hope you have Blewits

    • @Mel-vu9ss
      @Mel-vu9ss 3 года назад

      @@FoundYouForaging thank you so much!! I just found your channel the other day and its so helpful. Off to find this video you mentioned!! Have a great day. Blessings! Melissa

    • @Mel-vu9ss
      @Mel-vu9ss 3 года назад

      @@FoundYouForaging would you be open to me sending you some photos. I took some when I found them last week. I will go down and see if I can get one to try and spore print also but I’m so torn as far as color now after watching your video you mentioned. I’m still going to try and spore print because that is so cool. Lol Thanks

    • @FoundYouForaging
      @FoundYouForaging  3 года назад

      @@Mel-vu9ss sure you can send photos . Look fo me on messenger . David Snodgrass.

    • @Mel-vu9ss
      @Mel-vu9ss 3 года назад +1

      @@FoundYouForaging thank you so much!! Going now.

  • @skepticalgenious
    @skepticalgenious 2 года назад +1

    Cool name man. 😂 it's my first amd second name

  • @skepticalgenious
    @skepticalgenious 2 года назад +1

    Wow hypheloma. I have never found this. It's funny I have a knack for identifying poisonous fruiting mycelium.
    Amanita veroses and amanita vaginata I find so many of. 😂
    I'm not am expert so ve careful.
    It's like Terrence mkeena said "there are old shamans and bold shamans, but no old bold shamans." Shamans is his term. Replace if necessary

  • @BriarHood
    @BriarHood 2 года назад

    I wouldn't really worry about leaving any. The mycelium is already distributed throughout the soil. Mycelium is EVERYWHERE!

    • @BriarHood
      @BriarHood 2 года назад

      Plus, when you pull them and cart them back you distribute the spores, even in winter.

  • @billstree1
    @billstree1 Год назад

    Would have loved better close up of the,

  • @MelissaWalker-s5s
    @MelissaWalker-s5s Год назад

    😅

  • @shelleypilcher3812
    @shelleypilcher3812 Год назад

    Redo. Not close enough to see!

  • @judybarnes1170
    @judybarnes1170 3 года назад

    Mum

  • @marca5883
    @marca5883 2 года назад

    Our of all the foraging videos this is the worst! Focus that camera dude!