Anders, I visited Umeå in January and loved everything about it, I tasted chanterelles for the first time and was blown away, watching you pick 19kg makes me want to move to Sweden tomorrow!

This is like listening to Rocco Sifredi collecting mushrooms LOL XD

"nu har jag att göra>I have to do now" love the swinglish

I love this guys voice ! You can hear the enthusiasm in it ! Very cool video.

Thank you very much Anders , for putting yourself out here in interspace for our education and entertainment. I find it most interesting to see how things are done in other lands . I live a similar life here on the west coast of Canada , from the mountains berries , down through the valleys deer and fungi , onto the beaches shellfish and seaweeds and then onto the ocean for some fish , my neighbors , many from Scandinavia , and I do live in a slice of paradise as , it seems , do you. Enjoy and thank you again for sharing

Thank you. Such a lovely presentation.

Those are really amazing patches you found! Ive only looked near logged areas usually and find a bunch but not quite like that.

05:02 Of course a Swede would bring an IKEA net on a mushroom hike 😂

I don't like mushrooms myself, but I greatly enjoy gathering them and cooking them for my family. :D So videos are lots of fun to watch.

I just bought 5 acres in Washington state. I have 200 lbs plus. As well my friends truffle dogs came and we discover well over 30 white truffles. I have a small gold mine of fungus

Lovely!!! i get excited over a small little wicker basket full I get. Maybe I should visit Scandinavia. It's like heaven!!!

Thank you Anders, from Oregon, USA!

What an amazing find!

fan skön video. blir fet sugen på att gå ut och plocka svamp. har inte gjort det på 15-20 år, men kommer ihog att jag gillade det.

I love your enthusiasm! I can't wait for fall!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Amazing!

good pickings......can't wait!!!!

Ser ut som du har hamnat i Paradiset. Vilken Lycka finna så mkt 😃🤗❤️🇸🇪 (koordinater på den platsen, tack 😉🤪)

i find 20 kg in 3 h. in my forest Croatija is so grate for moshrooms, great big forest

Anders, din specialmodifierade kniv tejpad med en borste är det bästa genidraget jag sett idag!

I live in Sweden and I cooking them and put them in a freezer, look at next movie, how to cooking : How to cook chanterelles! Lets follow "The Chanterelle King".

Very nice video.

this video is getting me pumped!

this is awesome

Du är min nya favoritmänniska

These woods look exactly like the woods where i find chanterelles in Washington state. It's been a good year for us as well so far, but you definitely found the spot!

WOW!!congratulations!!it seems that there has never been anyone!!!spectacular!!

Thanks :)

this is beautifull video

haha najs video!

Man O man, you did good!

👍Watching the Chanterelle Mushroom King..This guy is interesting. I like his voice, "very nice" Luvn how he gets excited 😊.

hey man you left your trunk open. haha awesome video

Epic haul!

Haha, I find a kilo and people think WOW what an enormous amount.. this year is the best year I've had in a decade or so. I'm a tad envious of the forests you get to scavenge in.. In the Netherlands; any area with more than one tree is considered a forest 😂

Wow...I like mushrooms. Wish we had those here in Alabama. Thanks for the videos. I need to find how to get some and try, never had them.

very good mushrooms! like from Russia

Thanks :-)

Cool..Love to have some the ferns.. an the curly moss? Your voice is soothing !

Nice

Nice job!!!!I I like so much chantarelle. In Italy we call Chanterelle Cantarelli or Giallarelli. I prefer the porcino (Boletus aereu) and amanita cesarea.

we are blessed to have these growing on our property in abundance ;) yummy

Oh you so funny :D And lot and lots of khanttarelle!

what a legend

Привет. Хорошие грибы лисички. Вкусные. Интересное видео. Спасибо. Я тоже люблю грибы собирать , это же так интересно. Природа , красота. Удачи вам.

I´m from Sweden, long way for shipping :)

Pretty sweet. Found a half decent haul in central Ontario Canada last year. For my first year looking I thought it was ok. They taste good and make a nice side to a meal with a salad.

i remember when i was little and we would go to maine and ALWAYS to the same house. the forest nearby was PERFECT for mushroom picking, and everyday, in the morning, my dad would take me and my bro mushroom picking... damn, good times

It has been a few years since I picked mushrooms. However I remember cutting Chanterelles, not pulling them out of the ground. By cutting them you are allowing them to come up again and again. You cut them close to the base and wait for a few days and they will come up again. Cheers:)

3:08 wonderful chanterelle!

Always amazed around how some people have this skill to find tons of this golden mushroom

It ’s great to join in mushroom picking

My favarite mushrooms

I live in Washington state too and really want to find chanterelles but have to do more research to find out where the forests have a lot of Douglas fir. Also I may have to snag an IKEA bag next time I'm there in case of a massive harvest like yours!!

Wow.

It looks like you found a bunch of Chaterelles near Balsam fir trees. I thought they liked to grow in deciduous forests? Thanks for the video!

Awesome,I just got back,Found 1 in Midwest,Normally get 1Lb or 2 Mid Aug after very heavy rain I hope they are not done for the year.

very nice video. so much debate over how to harvest. I would think since nature has sustained these in natural conditions, that plucking would be the most natural. cutting is not a natural event. I did not know you could harvest them even when it appears the tops are dried. are they still edible? or are you just eating those stems. Morels blend into the scenery. These chanterelles really pop! i'm excited to look!

I just picked my first couple of lbs. Best wild mushroom there is. Make a cream sauce with onion butter and the gold.. put on top of fried fish.. potatoes .. anything! it's unreall I ate atleast 1lb to my self .

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Lucky dude!

you are lucky person..............

ooo we have nice canterlle

nice video Anders! question: why do you not cute them before u pick them out of the ground? Greetings from the Netherlands.

During my childhood in Belarus, we were collecting chanterelle mushroom and made them w/potato’s. Instead of meat. To get us protein.

They look very nice,and congratulation for the giant finding. in southern Europe people arent so fanatic of them (even if tasty), we go crazy for Boletes. I think it s about the fact it s so hard to find Boletes for non experts, while catharelles are much easier to notice.

May I work with you sir I am a greenpeace member I really do love your country ,your forests and your lifestyle.RESPECT GREEN

these are easy to find in the PNW. Look at areas that have been logged and replanted 10-15 years ago. You need that wood to ferment for quite some time and get covered by enough vegetative matter before mycelium will even take to it(pine, douglas fur, Cedar) because of the oils in the wood. I have filled 6-7 five gallon buckets in only a few hours doing this :D

What type of trees Anders? Nice haul.

Can you give us a few tips on identification...thanks

Very nice Chantrelle mushrooms, but he should be cutting them right in the ground so they keep coming back quickly.

Have you ever thought of training a dog to sniff them out for you? They can cover a lot more ground, a lot faster, with energy to spare. You'd truly live up to your reputation then! =D

I'm so jealous...here in US, I've been out searching constantly... found 10 for @ 12 hours of hunting...I'm.getting depressed...best mushrooms ever ..I need to move to Sweden!

Holy shit! That's some mushroom pickin' there! A mushroom picker's paradise! Awesome!

I'm jealous, it's not this easy in Oregon, they are hidden by undergrowth here

Wow that is enough to feed an army. Did you pick them after they gave off their spores so there is more next year?

I thought at around 4:50 i saw a white mushroom flush on the log, could have been oysters!

Ножик мне понравился с кистью! не кантарелли, а ли-сич-ки

i ve found 50 lbs too. its a lot of work!!

You should try and stabilize the video - youtube has builtin feature for that

No harm is being done here. Only harm for chants is soil compaction...

I didn't find that there was a lot of information regarding the ecological or environmental factors for the growth of chanterelles. I don't know if the title of the video should have been "how to find 20kg ..." but "watch me find 20 kg ...".

past summer in some European countries many felt like Chanterelle kings,never seen so many Chanterelle shrooms before

There is all mushroom in the forest of Sweden I live in Sweden the summer

Kalmar kommun. Finns nog i din kommun också om du letar på de rätta platserna. Blandskog och lite blött.

what you need is this "big ikea bag" and marsh lands

Is this forest near your home ? I live in France in the north of Paris and It will be a dream to see all these mushrooms...

kantarellgasm

If you harvest by cutting them from the stem while still in the ground it will leave the micilla to continue growing

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Var det inte några rödgula trumpetsvampar också ?

Hey Anders can you tell us all exactly where you find these ...

can u grow those?

@Anders Sjögren Jag har aldrig sett så många Kantareller i mitt liv - var hittar man så stora mängder , och vilken kommun ? själv i Roslagen , Österåkers kommun ! TACK !

Men det är väl ändå rödgul trumpetsvamp du hittar ca 3.20 in?

Hallo have so much

Where in Sweden can I find so many chanterelles? I visit Sweden 2 times a year. One time in the spring and one time in the summer. I found one kilo maybe but 2 would be nice. I don’t need more and to be honest, I wouldn’t know what to do with 19kg 😂

They are all over my five acre place. And I am sure all in the woods around me but I can't eat all of them.

you should not pick your chenterelles they should be cut at ground level. it lets them keep growing and you can harvest more in 2 to 3 weeks. if cut.

scissors is way faster than a knife