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@@jdalkebmxgameplay9605 Love it here!!! How are you doing with your foraging in our beautiful county? This recent non-stop rain is really bringing out the fungi! In 20 min today I found & photographed 8 species on one of my trails I've created on my land. They're fascinating!!!

@@erinobrien8408 I haven't been out much do to having a new baby at home. But I'm thinking after all this rain I'll probably go hunting this weekend. I'd like to find some chanterelles locally. I've found a lot of them out in granite falls area but have yet to find them around me. My yard is full of white coral mushrooms right now though and it looks really cool. 😂

@@jdalkebmxgameplay9605 😁 I feel your parent pain! My boys are over 35 but I remember it well!! Don't worry, I was able to get some sleep without worrying about them as early as when they were 30!!!

We say both! 🍄

Interesting, thank you 🙏🙌🍄🤙

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Honestly though...what's up with with chicken of the woods? Bright colors and everything and I can only find the dead ones. I've got a couple spots marked I'm going to check next year. I've been looking for only a couple years myself. Park on a logging road find or make a trail.

@@your_eulogy2688 yeah I've also been looking for a couple years. My books say it's common which is super frustrating since I can't seem to find one haha

@@CascadeBackcountry Here, here! 👏 I have more than 6 acres of near wilderness at the base of a mountain, and those buggers elude me, too!!! 🍄

@@erinobrien8408 maybe we can all find one together and share it! Haha

@@CascadeBackcountry 😆🍄 It might be easier if I would search when it's NOT raining cats and dogs! 😁 Well at my place, it rains cougars and bears!! Say, can you recommend a good local mushroom Facebook group?

He’s helping spread the spores so there can be even more little shroomies later :)

I would have set it down too.

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I would be absolutely dumbfounded if anybody found a chanterelle in the dead of winter or spring in the pnw. It would be very interesting to see.

I actually went home and identified it that day. It is known as Picepes badius or the "black-footed polypore." But thank you. We have different Mycoflora here than in Pennsylvania, but a lot of them can look very similar. 👍🍄

Yeah I know, I love it out there too, but it's a huge area. There's enough for all, and if people from out of town want to make the pilgrimage all the way there, bravo to them!

@@mushroomwonderland1 I saw the oyster mushroom log and was like " I KNOW WHAT TRAIL THEY ON!" LOL

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It's called an SOG trident. I love it! sogknives.com/search.php?search_query=trident%20elite&section=product&gclid=CjwKCAjw8KmLBhB8EiwAQbqNoMdDy8OTPKWHGis1QhT5DLY6Z6rnncvUkPAd-TvkiDEJtZt4_1yBaRoCtR0QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

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I think that was a bad identification. 😐 Stereum hirsutum more likely.

You can safely touch any mushroom, even the toxic ones. In the past couple years they seem to of found one over in either Australia or the far East that might pose a problem if you touch it. But here in America you're fine

Thanks for the reply! I have a lot to learn

There are a few that you can eat raw.