Dudes!! I step outside my front door, and off to the side I find a huge batch of morels!!! The yellow, gray AND black! How blessed am I??? Wow. I'm eating them while listening. Yum.
You are like a walking text book of botanical and medical knowledge. How on earth do remember all of this stuff? I'm a self taught herbalist and I could only dream to remember all of things I have learned. And I love your passion for plants and nature. Bring on the videos!
Umm, yes, that is exactly what I was going to say. :) My friend, you are an incredibly bright young man and your videos are amazing. THANK YOU for all you do.
I went mushroom hunting for the first time last Tuesday. I got 19 Morels, and about 10 pounds of Pheasant Back mushrooms, now I'm hooked. Made my walking stick yesterday.
@@dannydanielsnyc Palos Park east of where they buried the Manhattan Project, Argonne Labs property before they moved West. East of the old toboggan slides. The toboggan slides are still on Google Maps Equestrian made it harder for mountain bike riders to Traverse the area. Which is no help to you unless you live in this area which I suspect you don't
You're an incredible person. Found my 1st 2 morels today. I've watched quite a few of your videos and I've not seen anyone more informative in such a short time and not one single boring second. Top tier presentation, every single time. 👌
love your videos, so informative.... You are the definition of a true man and woodsman . Praying that you will always be protected from those damn ticks .
Hello dear Adam.Well, have spent many many hours over a good two weeks scouting out various bushes / rivers here in North Bay Ontario Canada... and nothing. We lost all most all of our Elms a few years back due to disease. Searching amongst Tulip tree / apple tree. Nothing. Thought the hunt has been awesome - just being out in the bush. Cheers and ty for sharing with us.
Hey, that's okay! Like you said, you still spent a lot of time outdoors... and it's hard to beat those experiences! Last year (2016) I didn't not have a successful Morel season. Some years are better than others. Plenty of other edible species will be popping up throughout the rest of the year, and I'm sure you'll have lots of luck with them. Thanks for sharing your experiences!
Lisa Eriksen thanks Lisa. I do believe you're right. I kinda jumped the gun early though loads of great hikes. Been fairly cool- had frost last night. A beautiful day today though and almost time for a treck in the trails. Good weekend Lisa 💚
Morel Mushroom hunting has always been a big thing in NW Missouri. I recall growing up we'd hunt them every spring. As kids we were told mushrooms had absolutely no nutritional value and every mushroom besides Morels were toadstools and so were poisonous. Had I only known. Looking up what the trees look like where various mushrooms grow. Trying to get ready in another 6- to 8- weeks, in late April morels will be popping up when conditions are right. When I find one morel, I'll stop and sit down. Usually, more are within sight if you don't walk away.
I haven't encountered that elusive morel. All that's common in our pine forests are puff balls, slippery jacks, rusullas and boletes. Mycelium led me to your channel and loving the info and the enthusiasm. Thank you... Cheers! From Baguio City, Luzon, the Philippines.
Thanks dude I love your videos! I knew there was a really good reason to finally go out and find these guys this year....hopefully many more years to come! All the best to ya man
You never cease to amaze Adam, i have 3 books on Morchellas and i still learned lots of new facts from this video. Outstanding! Here in New England almost everyone is Vitamin D deficient, yet another reason to get stoked for May!
Learn Your Land Many thanks Adam, after purchasing the book Organic Mushroom Farming and Mycoremediation by Tradd Cotter I cant wait to apply Morel spore slurries to prepared beds. Their life cycle is so bizarre and specific, they will only grow if a non-nutrient layer of soil is present
Lost my virginity twice on Saturday. Found my first (2) morels! :)) And got my first ever tic bite!! :(( So just a reminder to folks to keep an eye on your clothing, etc, etc, etc... and watch very carefully for tics. There's lots out there, in central Ontario anyway. Actually had 3 tics land on my pant legs last weekend...... Anyway, happy and safe shrooming all !!!
Young man ~ I just found your channel. My question if you still respond after 3 years is. How do you eat the morel (cooking method), in order to gain all of those wonderful values you spoke of.
True story, my wife and I have been harvesting Morels for three years now. Year one we consumed nearly 200 total, last year around 20 or so (a bad season here) but this year we harvested a few on two separate occasions and my wife began vomiting violently within two hours on both occasions. The second time it was only one small Morel. These were prepared correctly, were not Verpas or Gyromitras, and no alcohol was consumed. Upon researching this and asking around several mushroom groups I was startled to discover that some people have actually developed an allergy to Morels Iver time. One in particular at 70 years old after over 40 years of consuming them. Ironically there have been no signs of allergies with portobellos, or shiitakes, and I'm curious to see if any other species I harvest during the summer/fall months have the same effect.
That's really interesting, Tony. It does make sense, as there will always be people who cannot tolerate even the most choice edible mushrooms. I know a few individuals who cannot digest chicken of the woods. Thanks for sharing your insights!
I've been meaning to ask, do you script this out at all? You can't possibly just be talking from your mind can you? Either way impressive, but mega ultra impressive if you are talking no script!
I don't script any videos, though I'll do some research and take notes for many of them. Most of the notes are just bullet points and key topics I want to cover, and when it's time to film, I just let loose!
fellow pa. dude I found what I think I found morels first time in 50 yrs so not sure if its right theyre hollow and got these big viens on them it 6 7 inches high and very round I subbed I would love to learn more bout pa. edibles I live up by wilkes barre and in our state it changes so much within 100 miles so id like to find out more bout sasafrass like carb . content I cant find anywhere stay safe borther
I've read that they come up just before the first of the black morels come up for the season, so that's probably a good sign. You're doing better than me, though. Seems like it's still a week or two too early in eastern Canada.
If it were me, I would certainly be open to experimentation with Morel mycelium. Many medicinal mushrooms... especially Turkey Tail... have been shown to be effective adjuvants to chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
Find some dead and live elm trees and start walking and don’t give up you’ll find some also check around poplar trees sycamore and ash ....and when you find them take a mental picture of the leaf cover and terrain 👍🏻
@@coreyfrasnelly7364 Corey you the man thank you very much for replying I really appreciate that. I found a small small stream near my house and they were Elm trees all up and down it but nothing seems to be going right now maybe it's just too cold. But I did find a whole bunch of fiddleheads so that's what I'm having for dinner tonight. Thanks again I appreciate it. Do you know what is a good time of the month when New Hampshire start finding morels.
Mark Preece I’m in SE Ohio I would say if you can a few nights in upper 40s in a row and if you get rain that’s what brings them out.......I would say the next 2 weeks would be prime time for you.....I found 57 tonight after work by sycamore and elms trees 👍🏻
@@coreyfrasnelly7364 Hey Corey what are you doing up this early I thought I was the only one can't sleep these nights anymore. Hey thanks for the tip that makes sense so I will definitely be out there. I also heard that being near a stream or river is also helpful in finding them.
Mark Preece springs ground seeps are great places also any where there is moisture......I was out turkey hunting this morning and found 26 big blondes around poplar trees on the tippy top of the hill .....good luck my friend 👍🏻
Dudes!! I step outside my front door, and off to the side I find a huge batch of morels!!! The yellow, gray AND black! How blessed am I??? Wow. I'm eating them while listening. Yum.
I want some
You are a skilled communicator, keep up the great work!
Thank you!
2 miles of hiking on average per morel is probably the best reason they are good for your health.Got to love the hunt .
Ha, exactly!
I found over 4 lbs of morels in an approximate range of 1200-1500 foot by 500 foot range
They grow in my back yard of my apt complex I got 2lbs last nite 10 in total they were big as fuck
@@christopherkeppel7717 how big is that exactly? Strange unit of measurement... Is it abbreviated fu? Maybe 1 fu = 2 lb?
Give this guy a show on tv already! Awesome job on your vids bro!
Love the passion bro, I like learning from people that love the subject.. Peace.
Thanks, Daniel!
You are like a walking text book of botanical and medical knowledge. How on earth do remember all of this stuff? I'm a self taught herbalist and I could only dream to remember all of things I have learned. And I love your passion for plants and nature. Bring on the videos!
Umm, yes, that is exactly what I was going to say. :) My friend, you are an incredibly bright young man and your videos are amazing. THANK YOU for all you do.
I went mushroom hunting for the first time last Tuesday. I got 19 Morels, and about 10 pounds of Pheasant Back mushrooms, now I'm hooked.
Made my walking stick yesterday.
Awesome, that's quite an impressive haul!
Leave some for the animals.
Wanna tell me where you went for the morels ?
@@dannydanielsnyc Palos Park east of where they buried the Manhattan Project, Argonne Labs property before they moved West.
East of the old toboggan slides.
The toboggan slides are still on Google Maps
Equestrian made it harder for mountain bike riders to Traverse the area.
Which is no help to you unless you live in this area which I suspect you don't
I know a herbal store on Instagram, they got mushrooms
I dreamt of a cluster of morels about a week ago, I'm glad I found your channel. Thank you for sharing
I've had a few Morel mushroom dreams myself this year...
Learn Your Land No way!
You're an incredible person. Found my 1st 2 morels today. I've watched quite a few of your videos and I've not seen anyone more informative in such a short time and not one single boring second. Top tier presentation, every single time. 👌
thanks for all the info, I was able to find new Morel areas by locating Poplars.
Nice!
This mushroom just keeps surprising me!! Great video!
Thanks!
love your videos, so informative.... You are the definition of a true man and woodsman . Praying that you will always be protected from those damn ticks .
Thank you! Those prayers definitely come in handy this time of year.
Hello dear Adam.Well, have spent many many hours over a good two weeks scouting out various bushes / rivers here in North Bay Ontario Canada... and nothing. We lost all most all of our Elms a few years back due to disease. Searching amongst Tulip tree / apple tree. Nothing. Thought the hunt has been awesome - just being out in the bush. Cheers and ty for sharing with us.
Hey, that's okay! Like you said, you still spent a lot of time outdoors... and it's hard to beat those experiences! Last year (2016) I didn't not have a successful Morel season. Some years are better than others. Plenty of other edible species will be popping up throughout the rest of the year, and I'm sure you'll have lots of luck with them. Thanks for sharing your experiences!
Lisa Eriksen thanks Lisa. I do believe you're right. I kinda jumped the gun early though loads of great hikes. Been fairly cool- had frost last night. A beautiful day today though and almost time for a treck in the trails. Good weekend Lisa 💚
Absolutely. My dad was allergic to every mushroom but morels. He was even allergic to penicillen
This guy needs to get in contact with Fresh Cap! Love it 🤩
Morel Mushroom hunting has always been a big thing in NW Missouri. I recall growing up we'd hunt them every spring. As kids we were told mushrooms had absolutely no nutritional value and every mushroom besides Morels were toadstools and so were poisonous. Had I only known.
Looking up what the trees look like where various mushrooms grow. Trying to get ready in another 6- to 8- weeks, in late April morels will be popping up when conditions are right.
When I find one morel, I'll stop and sit down. Usually, more are within sight if you don't walk away.
Adam awesome knowledge 0f the medicinal benefit of the morel and you give the info so interestingly 👍👍👍
I haven't encountered that elusive morel. All that's common in our pine forests are puff balls, slippery jacks, rusullas and boletes. Mycelium led me to your channel and loving the info and the enthusiasm. Thank you... Cheers! From Baguio City, Luzon, the Philippines.
Have you eaten the puff ball yet?
@@dannydanielsnyc all the time but they're only edible when young and white. As with any mushroom I forage, I saute them in garlic and salted butter.
Very inormative. THANK YOU. I'm linking your video to my website. Very good!
Thank u much. Ur enthusiasm makes learning fun.💚
Going hunting for morels this weekend! Wish us luck = ) Thank you for your video!
Good luck! (Did you find any??)
Thanks dude I love your videos! I knew there was a really good reason to finally go out and find these guys this year....hopefully many more years to come! All the best to ya man
Thanks, Ryan!
Dude do you know everything?? Lol by far the best most informative videos online
You never cease to amaze Adam, i have 3 books on Morchellas and i still learned lots of new facts from this video. Outstanding! Here in New England almost everyone is Vitamin D deficient, yet another reason to get stoked for May!
Thanks for watching Rusty! Hope you find lots of morels this year!
Learn Your Land Many thanks Adam, after purchasing the book Organic Mushroom Farming and Mycoremediation by Tradd Cotter I cant wait to apply Morel spore slurries to prepared beds. Their life cycle is so bizarre and specific, they will only grow if a non-nutrient layer of soil is present
Great info...what a fountain of mushroom brain power
A lot of Lion's Mane...
Awesome!!! Inspirational!!! THANKS 👍🙏
Lost my virginity twice on Saturday. Found my first (2) morels! :)) And got my first ever tic bite!! :(( So just a reminder to folks to keep an eye on your clothing, etc, etc, etc... and watch very carefully for tics. There's lots out there, in central Ontario anyway. Actually had 3 tics land on my pant legs last weekend...... Anyway, happy and safe shrooming all !!!
Yes - the ticks enjoy the spring months as much as Morel hunters! Good advice.
This video is fantastic, thank you for the valuable information!
Thank you for this informative video!
The “Audubon” of flora,bravo!
Young man ~ I just found your channel. My question if you still respond after 3 years is. How do you eat the morel (cooking method), in order to gain all of those wonderful values you spoke of.
All I,m finding is Pheasant Back and Oyster,s .This better than nothing. Some day,s are better than others .thanks for the info
They're both still great (despite what others claim) in my opinion! I was excited to find oysters a few days ago.
Oysters are one of my favorites!
Very informative video, thanks you for sharing your knowledge 👍👍
Awesome videos man! Greetings from PA!
Thanks Jim!
I love your knowledge brotha! Thank you for sharing. 💯
True story, my wife and I have been harvesting Morels for three years now. Year one we consumed nearly 200 total, last year around 20 or so (a bad season here) but this year we harvested a few on two separate occasions and my wife began vomiting violently within two hours on both occasions. The second time it was only one small Morel. These were prepared correctly, were not Verpas or Gyromitras, and no alcohol was consumed. Upon researching this and asking around several mushroom groups I was startled to discover that some people have actually developed an allergy to Morels Iver time. One in particular at 70 years old after over 40 years of consuming them. Ironically there have been no signs of allergies with portobellos, or shiitakes, and I'm curious to see if any other species I harvest during the summer/fall months have the same effect.
That's really interesting, Tony. It does make sense, as there will always be people who cannot tolerate even the most choice edible mushrooms. I know a few individuals who cannot digest chicken of the woods. Thanks for sharing your insights!
You are fabulous! Very much appreciated! Hoping to find some in North Eastern Minnesota! :)
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for sharing.
thanks sir for important health information of morel mushrooms
Such a great video. Thanks.
This video gave me frightening flashbacks of my college biochem and organic courses.
i m from Pakistan kpk and lots of morel mushrooms in kpk Pakistan and lot's of morel mushrooms in my village mountains and nearby areas
Oh hey, this guy. I remember watching a couple of his videos a long time ago. He looks like an annoying hippie, but he really knows his stuff. Subbed.
for one reason is addiction I am absolutely addicted to hunting mushrooms
That's one of the better addictions to have in my opinion. :D
Always very informative!
Hey, wonderful video and channel, just curious, 206 units of vitamin D2 from each mushroom or a group of mushrooms?
Thanks for another great video
You're welcome, Andy!
Love your videos my friend! I really appreciate the scientific approach. I'm going hunting in a few mins. :)
Thanks! Hope you had a successful hunt.
Thanks! I'm in MN so it's hit or miss right now. Still waiting for the real flush.
I've been meaning to ask, do you script this out at all? You can't possibly just be talking from your mind can you? Either way impressive, but mega ultra impressive if you are talking no script!
I don't script any videos, though I'll do some research and take notes for many of them. Most of the notes are just bullet points and key topics I want to cover, and when it's time to film, I just let loose!
Some good information
Thanks!
1) Vitamin D
2) Immune system stimulation
3) Antioxidant.
I found 1 few days ago :) it was my first morel
Nice! Congrats!
Im must be packed with good stuff I've ate a boat load of morels this year extremely good year in central Indiana
I live Indiana we have the best mushrooms morals and black tops long white stem with a black cap they are better then morals FYI
fellow pa. dude I found what I think I found morels first time in 50 yrs so not sure if its right theyre hollow and got these big viens on them it 6 7 inches high and very round I subbed I would love to learn more bout pa. edibles I live up by wilkes barre and in our state it changes so much within 100 miles so id like to find out more bout sasafrass like carb . content I cant find anywhere stay safe borther
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your experiences!
Haven't found any true morels yet, but like 20 conifer false morels!
I've read that they come up just before the first of the black morels come up for the season, so that's probably a good sign. You're doing better than me, though. Seems like it's still a week or two too early in eastern Canada.
Thats a great tip to keep in mind!
do you think something like a tea made from Morel mycelium could be good for someone having chemo?
If it were me, I would certainly be open to experimentation with Morel mycelium. Many medicinal mushrooms... especially Turkey Tail... have been shown to be effective adjuvants to chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
thank you for your reply! i found your channel a few days ago and i'm really glad i did, you really seem passionate and you explain exceptionally well
@@martinblouin3639 Look up Paul Stamets also, he's a great mycologist too, and knowledgeable about medicinal mushrooms.
This guy really likes morel mushrooms
Old timers in south west Virginia call them dry land fish
While you are out getting morels pick up some muscadines if you really want an antioxidant!
Is there morals in ny and what time of year do you look..
Great question . New York here
How much is it sold?
Subscribed! ✨💚🌎💚🌈
Plz send projects process
All thanks to Henryshroom on IG for his perfect recommendations and nice products I think you need him
do morel mushrooms grow in Southern New Hampshire and if so does anybody take out new people showing what and how it's done.
Find some dead and live elm trees and start walking and don’t give up you’ll find some also check around poplar trees sycamore and ash ....and when you find them take a mental picture of the leaf cover and terrain 👍🏻
@@coreyfrasnelly7364
Corey you the man thank you very much for replying I really appreciate that. I found a small small stream near my house and they were Elm trees all up and down it but nothing seems to be going right now maybe it's just too cold. But I did find a whole bunch of fiddleheads so that's what I'm having for dinner tonight. Thanks again I appreciate it. Do you know what is a good time of the month when New Hampshire start finding morels.
Mark Preece I’m in SE Ohio I would say if you can a few nights in upper 40s in a row and if you get rain that’s what brings them out.......I would say the next 2 weeks would be prime time for you.....I found 57 tonight after work by sycamore and elms trees 👍🏻
@@coreyfrasnelly7364 Hey Corey what are you doing up this early I thought I was the only one can't sleep these nights anymore. Hey thanks for the tip that makes sense so I will definitely be out there. I also heard that being near a stream or river is also helpful in finding them.
Mark Preece springs ground seeps are great places also any where there is moisture......I was out turkey hunting this morning and found 26 big blondes around poplar trees on the tippy top of the hill .....good luck my friend 👍🏻
Just cooked up a pound and a half!!!!
They are 39.99 a pound in ny
Holy crap how does he remember all that. My IQ must be really low
Eating mushrooms
Thanks, that was really interesting.