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28 May ’14
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I thought it would be cool to make a thread for mushroom hunting/identification.
Here are some Grey Morels (Morchella Deliciosa) and Yellow Morels (Morchella Esculenta)
These are just a few of the specimens I collected this year, I sauteed these and they were excellent. This is the first year that I have found morels, it is also the first time I have eaten them.
I found some Half Free Morels (Morchella Semilibera) however I did not eat them, only harvested for identification purposes. I thought that they might be Verpa Bohemica's but settled on Morchella Semilibera after cutting some in half and looking at the cross section.
Also some Chaga (Inonotus Obliquus) I found earlier this year.
I have more photos of some panaelous, morchella, and a few other species somewhere that I can post if anyone else is interested in mushrooms.
19 Feb ’12
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Burzum said
I thought it would be cool to make a thread for mushroom hunting/identification.Here are some Grey Morels (Morchella Deliciosa) and Yellow Morels (Morchella Esculenta)
These are just a few of the specimens I collected this year, I sauteed these and they were excellent. This is the first year that I have found morels, it is also the first time I have eaten them.
I found some Half Free Morels (Morchella Semilibera) however I did not eat them, only harvested for identification purposes. I thought that they might be Verpa Bohemica's but settled on Morchella Semilibera after cutting some in half and looking at the cross section.
Also some Chaga (Inonotus Obliquus) I found earlier this year.
I have more photos of some panaelous, morchella, and a few other species somewhere that I can post if anyone else is interested in mushrooms.
Mushrooms scare me. I've always heard that you don't eat them unless you REALLY know your stuff.
28 May ’14
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Yes mushrooms can be very dangerous. Nausea, liver damage, organ failure, even death can occur if you make a misidentification. That is what makes it so interesting. Under no circumstance do I ingest anything that I am not 100% sure about, which requires a decent microscope for spore analysis. However morels can be easily identified if you are careful and do your research. Mycology is a really interesting hobby though, and if nothing else it can put a little food on the table every now and then.
15 Feb ’12
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I know spotted harvests mushrooms,I think HFF does as well, I've been researching setting up some shitake logs
24 Mar ’13
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I think I already posted pics on another thread here of a few types. I only hunt mushrooms I am very familiar with and you still need to be vigilant! For some reason I can't see your pictures...hoping I can get them to load later.
KVR... I want to try that too if I can just get the time. I have plenty of hardwoods to use, just need to order the spore and drill some logs.
15 Feb ’12
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it looks like they are linked from a gmail account, burzum they have to be hosted somewhere, or you can just upload them directly here by using the upload attachment button above the smilies
11 Mar ’12
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Im a total amateur but there are a few that I have been eating for years and am 100% secure in my ID. It is a fascinating hobby and I love doing spore prints. Fungi art!
Burzum said
Yes mushrooms can be very dangerous. Nausea, liver damage, organ failure, even death can occur if you make a misidentification. That is what makes it so interesting. Under no circumstance do I ingest anything that I am not 100% sure about, which requires a decent microscope for spore analysis. However morels can be easily identified if you are careful and do your research. Mycology is a really interesting hobby though, and if nothing else it can put a little food on the table every now and then.
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