We had friends visiting from the Midwest and we decided to show them a Mushroom Wonderland video on truffles. The next day we took them out into the forest. When the teenager stepped out of the car she said, “is this one?” It was! We found 16 truffles. 6.6 ozs of Oregon white truffles. Thanks, Aaron!
Lol! 😂 yeah! Love the beat drop! Thought we were gonna open up with some Mushroom Wonderland / 8mile Bars or something! 😅 Man, keep that kind of humor in these vids. Happy pickin's! Morels are weeks away! Woo hoo!
This is the best show ever.!!!!! I watch him all the time ...his wife ❤ is beautiful too. Dope ass family . Really Gunner is MY Favorite. Blessings to you all keep up the wonderful work!
Fun video thanks for sharing… question, maybe I missed it but were you in WA or OR looking… Nice shout out to the pizza in Kingston… have been it’s very good.
Awesome! We called those orange bellied salamanders mud puppies, too 😅 Penny, and your pup should hang out more. He just needs more practice. I laughed when you said they have no smell. Penny would disagree 😂
Raking is a pretty ancient practice, and still be used to find truffles. Controversy surrounds it as to whether it is hard on the environment, but it's usually done in tree plantations, and the raking is done very shallow. Some would even argue that it's good for the trees. Usually people who rake look for signs of squirrel that may be digging in that area. Jack Czarnicke wrote a good book about truffles, and it talks about raking a bit.
Another month and you'll be making morel videos 😊
My daughter and i watched this video. She has a cat named Penny. 🧐 .
Training starts again tomorrow after our scratches heal up 😢
Looks like some good fun. Thanks for going out and filming again. Mush love
The remix at 9:22 cracked me up! great as always
Yessss. That was great! lol
We had friends visiting from the Midwest and we decided to show them a Mushroom Wonderland video on truffles. The next day we took them out into the forest. When the teenager stepped out of the car she said, “is this one?” It was! We found 16 truffles. 6.6 ozs of Oregon white truffles. Thanks, Aaron!
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Lol! 😂 yeah! Love the beat drop! Thought we were gonna open up with some Mushroom Wonderland / 8mile Bars or something! 😅
Man, keep that kind of humor in these vids.
Happy pickin's! Morels are weeks away! Woo hoo!
So many smiles watching your fun. Love the chicken of the woods I can’t wait to wind my first one.
This is the best show ever.!!!!!
I watch him all the time ...his wife ❤ is beautiful too. Dope ass family . Really Gunner is MY Favorite. Blessings to you all keep up the wonderful work!
Loki is freakin' ADORABLE and I love him!!!
Penny is also rad!
😂😂I agree, he's amazing, she is too. ❤️
Fun video thanks for sharing… question, maybe I missed it but were you in WA or OR looking…
Nice shout out to the pizza in Kingston… have been it’s very good.
Good old Washington. Some of those truffles were actually from the Kingston area!
That’s awesome! I took my lab out in Kitsap today. Couple of digs but no finds yet 🤞🏼I keep forgetting my shovel!
Wow Aaron! Did you have to show the pizza? Now I'm craving a mushroom pizza! Thanks a lot...keep up the great vids!
That was a fun one I was having a great time just watching I have a dog that can probably do that this is exciting
how can you distinguish a truffle from a clump of dirt 😂 I’d love to be able to find these
Awesome! We called those orange bellied salamanders mud puppies, too 😅 Penny, and your pup should hang out more. He just needs more practice. I laughed when you said they have no smell. Penny would disagree 😂
This would be cool to learn. Can Huskeys learn?
Definitely, all dogs as far as I know. They're sense of smell is about 10,000 times that of humans. And dogs are easy to train.
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Is it possible to find truffles without a dog (or pig)? Do you have any videos or links to techniques for finding truffles without critters' help?
Raking is a pretty ancient practice, and still be used to find truffles. Controversy surrounds it as to whether it is hard on the environment, but it's usually done in tree plantations, and the raking is done very shallow. Some would even argue that it's good for the trees. Usually people who rake look for signs of squirrel that may be digging in that area. Jack Czarnicke wrote a good book about truffles, and it talks about raking a bit.
@@mushroomwonderland1Thanks, I'll look in to it.
🤷♂Where's your 🍄(Truffle) 🐷
Back in Old world Europe.
YEAH! 🤣
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