/r/mushroomhunting
Mushroom hunting, mushrooming, mushroom picking, and similar terms describe the activity of gathering mushrooms in the wild, typically for eating. This is popular in most of Europe, including the Nordic, Baltic, and Slavic countries and the Mediterranean Basin,[citation needed] as well as in Australia, Japan, Korea, Canada, and the northwestern, northeastern, Midwestern and Appalachian United States
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True or False Chanterelle?
I believe these are true, but wanted to seek advice.
Found on earth bed (not wood) so also think these are not Jack-O-Lanterns but could use help on distinguishing false versus true gills.
Thanks!
15:50 UTC
Gift Idea
Hello! My boyfriend’s birthday is coming up and he’s really into mushroom foraging (he took me for the first time yesterday :D). I was wondering if I could get any recommendations on a birthday present. His mom got him a sick wicker basket that goes on his back and has all these different attachments! I was thinking of maybe getting him a nice knife? He has a sorta switchblade already but I was wondering if there’s anything more specific for foraging. Any other related suggestions would be much appreciated!
16:36 UTC
Advise
Does anyone know if there are nice spots for mushroom hunting in Kalmar and Tiveden, Sweden? Thanks in advance
19:39 UTC
Can there be multiple mycorrhizal species of mushroom attached to the same tree?
I’m quite new to mushroom hunting. Whenever I find a tree that has either Tawny Grisette, or Firm Russula, usually I move on since those are themselves mycorrhizal species (I’m mostly looking for Amanita Flavoconia). Personally, I’ve never seen more than one species like that living off of the same tree, so I don’t bother continuing to search the tree. Anyone else have other experience?
15:26 UTC