Identifying Common Hedgehog Fungus, Pied de Mouton, Hydnum repandum.

[@JK-ww8dn]

This channel is fantastic just what I was looking for I cant thank you enough I learned so much from these videos.

[@jamescodling8641]

Love Marlow. What a knowledgeable nice chap. Awesome content guys. Please keep going.

[@Eiroth]

I quite like the look of the spikes in cooking! It helps dishes made with it look distinct from ones containing chicken or the like.

[@stewartwyeth1302]

Amazing content as always. The knowledge that I am gaining will be incredible in the future as I forage more and more

[@daviddunnmusic8323]

The flavour is amazing and for me as tasty as chicken of the woods . Thank you for your help with identifying wild foods. 👍👍👍

[@manumerino]

Another interesting video
Thanks for sharing
Have a wonderful Sunday

[@AshleyMillsTube]

Nice find

[@KuukkeliBushcraft]

Another great video, keep up the good work.

[@lsd25records]

good video .. thanks

[@lukeporter1870]

Awesome!

[@FindInNature]

So, the white is better than the orange one?

[@what-about-mike83]

Found one near Haldon forest, first one I've found.

[@unaminhkavanagh]

It looks like a hoof if you turn it upside down and look at it from that angle! Hence the French name pied de mouton (sheep’s foot)

[@riddim7774]

Gnarly!

[@grijzekijker]

They look like sheep's feet looking from above from moderate distance, normally the case when you approach them.

[@jamesharrison2763]

I'm honestly surprised that chicken of the woods isn't considered safest.

[@lsd25records]

Full stop !!!!!!

[@huwmm]

The sound volume of this video is really really small

[@tommyeaves9686]

Show up close and not so fast please