Foraging Oklahoma (Found A TROPHY!)

I find Snake Root, Wild Carrots, and Wild Garlic growing on the ranch in Oklahoma!

[@SheenaSpeaks]

If it smells like onion/garlic it is an edible allium (member of that family).

[@MsCindyh]

Thanks for the Oklahoma info!

[@stephanierolle9361]

I want to know everything for food and medicine. My concern is I'm afraid I would get the poison version of everything instead. You give great descriptions. I would love to see super detailed pictures of the correct plants and they're poisonous opposites and how you can tell the difference. Basically what your doing just super clear pics

[@shawnpolly7407]

I appreciate the information! I live in Edmond but looking to get some property someday soon and live off.the land!

[@ENFPerspectives]

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[@danielboone2300]

BLACK WALNUTS & PERSIMONS ARE READY NOW

[@pollysworld4072]

Would you be interested in setting aside an acre to start sustainable agriculture and energy? I am trying to end poverty starting here in Oklahoma.

[@fizzypop_00]

Do you teach any classes/ would you consider teaching classes? I live in Tulsa but would be very interested! I don't mind driving out to ya

[@brittanymwancientlight]

Fall is coming soon you should do a video of trees to find them. Best time of year for my family

[@ENFPerspectives]

Eats and spits it out 😁

[@nicogee6323]

I’m in Oklahoma too but live in the city , any book recommendations?

[@quangtran998]

Where in Oklahoma is this forest ?

[@yeshuaadoneinu436]

so is snake root , the same as echinacea?

[@PC_outdoors]

Hey man exactly on 60 you should stream