Black Trumpets Mushroom Hunting - Black chanterelle | Horn of plenty | Craterellus cornucopioides
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- This video shows mushroom hunting of the following mushroom species: Black trumpet / Black chanterelle / Horn of plenty (Craterellus cornucopioides), Birch bolete (Leccinum scabrum) and Orange birch bolete (Leccinum versipelle). It was recorded on 12th November 2022 in Slovakia, Europe.
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4:28. Nice mushrooms bundles 🍄
Glad you like it :)
Going to the forest alone is kinda scary to me, so your videos really make my day. Next time I'm gonna show black trumpets to my parents and see their reaction. I did the same with scarletina boletes and now my family love finding them. Thank you Luke for educating in such a relaxing way.
Glad you find it relaxing and educative, thanks for the comment :)
It's like a Carpet of Blsck Trumpets....what an amazing find🍄
Glad you like it :)
Hi... Luke.... very unique .... there are no black mushrooms here.... very special
Yes, some mushrooms only grow in some parts of the globe.
@@LukesMushrooms thanks for info Luke.....
Wow so many black trumpets...your so lucky to harvest many more mushrooms 🍄 😍
Yes, I had good luck again :)
Hey, I love your videos :) may I request a cooking video showing your favourite preparation methods with the fungi you find?
Hi, glad you like the videos :) I may create some cooking videos in the future if I manage to find some more time for that.
Maybe you need a leaf blower? Those mushrooms are awesome. Thanks for the fabulous video 😁🔥
Good idea :)) Glad you like it.
Awesome video,thanks
Glad you liked it!
Heh Luke, I find them in Ontario under beech and oak trees as well so I think you are correct.
Im the first one here..😊 im just too excited to watch your videos😍
Thanks :)
I really like all videos about mushrooms hunters, because in Indonesia I don't know much more variety of fungus such a straw mushroom, oyster mushroom, and western mushroom. I ever been seeing parasol, but here it isn't edible fungus. Thanks alot for sharing to us. No matter it's just a dream for me, but i really enjoyed your vlog. 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you for your kind comment. I'm glad you can see more mushroom through my videos. Greetings to Indonesia :)
@@LukesMushrooms Thanks Alot
I'm so jealous of all the variety that you have in your forests! I have almost nothing here in the SE Virginia (mostly) pine forest.
Is it just now or always?
@@LukesMushrooms pretty much all the time. I do see oysters sometimes but nothing this fall so far.
Look harder! They're out there, just gotta look In the right spots
I absolutely love your videos, i had no idea trumpets grow so late in the season... How cold does it get in November in Czechia/ Slovakia?
Thank you. It may vary - sometimes it can drop under 0°C, sometimes it can be over 15°C. I don't remember well what weather was back then in this video, but in general mushrooms can grow well if it's not freezing yet.
@@LukesMushrooms oh wow, well, I guess I'll have to keep up the hunt well past the frost. Thanks so much for your fantastic content
Beautiful mushrooms! I can no longer hunt them because of the snow 😒
Glad you like them. We will have snow soon too.
Helo, i enjoy watching you hunting mushroom, and i want so bad to hunt aswel but i am not lucky to find a place for mushroom, where do you locate them,
Locating is just part of the success, timing is also very important. You need to catch good season time and have some knowledge and experience to know where to search. A good starter point is to study books about mushrooms and trees.
the place is very beautiful
Glad you like it :)
@@LukesMushrooms More video please 🙏🙏🙏
Wow.. Nice mushroom.. But it looks scary because I never find it in my country
Yeah it's always more comfortable if it's a mushroom you find often :)
Trimakasih telah berbagi
Pekné 👏
Vdaka :)
This mushroom resembles a flower... looks interesting but if you don't know anything about mushrooms you might ignore it... thinking it's poisonous
True :)
Have you ever noticed mycelium under the rocks? Is it coincidence the black trumpets are near rocks?
Hard to say, but I found them also at places with no rocks nearby.
You will notice the mycelium under rocks and other debris because it holds moisture during the drier times. That's pretty much like that with many fungi. Sometimes you can even see it on the surface of the duff/ground which more often than not leads you to the fruiting body. Matsutake hunters will often use this technique.
They have symbiotic relationship with certain trees and plants… That’s why they can’t be cultivated they are only found forging in the forest.
Try to describe the smell of the black trumpets
Difficuly to describe the smell when they are raw, but after dehydrating I would say it's a "mushroom" smell similar to other dried mushrooms :) That's the best answer I can provide at the moment. Can you describe it?
@@LukesMushrooms ha ha I know its hard.. lets just say they are fragrant. As a food its a very appealing smell... fresh, flowery.