California Chanterelle Hunting!
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- California Chanterelle Hunting That's the name of the game! We never really know what we will find when we enter the forest looking for mushrooms, this time we did have a goal we were looking for king boletes and chanterelles. lucky for us we found some. we decided to take a break from fishing because we have had some rain here on the Mendocino California coast and we knew the mushrooms would be popping! we were right!
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We've gotten another good rain here in the Pt Conception CA area, and a second flush is happening. I love chanterelles for those of us just starting to forage. Easy to ID, and the similar looking, toxic ones are easy to tell apart. Not to mention the flavor.
Absolutely I'm glad you got some more rain there and a second flush is amazing yes they taste great enjoy hunting and be safe!
Wow. So dry!
yes very , but not for long now around here. we are about to get slammed with rain lol.
Omg the white ones!!
Right?
What kind of chanterelles are these? Sorry if my question seems elementary. I'm brand new to mushroom foraging and thought chanterelles' false gills an stalk would be same color as the cap or slightly lighter. These seemed to be white or was that just how the colors came through tge video? Thanks
Most of these are Cantharellus californicus The color does slightly change with how wet the Mushroom is or how old the Mushroom is definitely be a 100% sure before eating any mushrooms 😃😄
Where is this place?
this is just south of fort bragg.
Looks like you were in redwoods, is that true? What other trees in that area?
That's correct we were in the Redwoods, also a lot of oak trees around us in this area
Usually we like to stay closer to the oak trees than the Redwoods we find that the Redwoods leaves are very acidic for most of the mushrooms that we're looking for
Been a dry summer here in the mid coast of Oregon but we got rain!!! Found 20+lbs of chiken where I have been getting chanys for three years!!! Never know!
Thats awesome! im glad you are finding them. rain here off and on, but soon the gams will begin ! lol