I can’t believe I found these! #foraging #wildblueberries #plants

[FeralForaging]

Unfortunately, the rules and regulations around foraging are inconsistent and often difficult to find. 😕 I wrote this article to help you find those rules for different public land entities.
In all, we found 3 species of “true” blueberries! We also found 2 other Vaccinium species: deerberry and farkleberry.

[NateFord]

You’ve got the most underrated content on this site, man. Keep plugging away. I watch everything you do

[leewoodallporter]

Thanks for visiting the canyon! I'm a maintenance worker for LIRI and am so happy to see people like yourself visiting our park and sharing this information with others!

[nichochan]

I hardly ever see any channel talk about anything in regards to plant life in Alabama so this is very pleasant.

[puneetsandhu]

Thank you so much this is so informative and also i have been in canada for almost 8 years and i always have been so intrigued with the botanical wonders here but never even the name of so many plants. Your short videos have taught me new things, so thank you for bringing out such informative content ❤❤❤❤❤

[dmitritelvanni]

Used to pick them with grandma a lot when i was a kid. She passed lsst night. Way to hit the feels man. Youtube algorithm knows me better than my own family sometimes...

[starchild]

I only watch your videos because you're VERY HANDSOME

[bruwin]

A gallon per day of berries isn't too bad. I'd be making some preserves!

[goosemomof]

Omg!! I own property in little river canyon, right on the canyons edge!! Too cool!! Next to Martha’s falls!

[pdmullgirl]

That’s awesome! I LOVE blueberries! I grew up in NC. There were blueberries that grew in the woods by my house where I lived. None of my neighborhood friends cared for them so I had them all to my self. YAY! So I would lie underneath the bush/tree and eat until I thought I was gonna turn blue! It was good and fun. They were my private little summer splurge. Good times!
❤️💜💚

[dougreeves]

Wild blueberries are so much better than store bought blueberries. Last year I took my family camping and we found both low bush and high bush blueberries and made pancakes over the fire for breakfast the next morning. Delicious. Keep up the good work man, you actually taught me about chanterelles on one of your recent videos

[colossalidiot]

Whenever I would go camping with my family, I, my dad, and my brother would go hiking and forage for wild blueberries to use in pancakes when we got back

[radnukespeoplesminds]

Looks like a good plant for the backyard

[wilurbean]

I've never seen blueberries south of the upper peninsula- that's wild.
Hoping for Thimbleberries very soon

[ReptilesRule]

I was in Denali, Alaska recently and we picked loads of blueberries, lingonberries, and red currants and they were delicious

[latifahgordeeva]

We had short bush blueberries in the woods at my grandparents house. Yum

[desperadodeluxe]

Elderberries are showing up here a bit late in the season but everything has been green from the rain. Central CA.

[joeycmore]

"Oh look, wild blueberries" momma bear thought as she swatted the pesky human out of her fave shrubbery.

[tylerrock]

Being from New jersey, they're literally at our feet, everywhere.

[hiimvioletmayafton]

Not me thinking you found north American beautie berries 😂 i was hopefull