7 Trees Every Mushroom Hunter Should Know

If you're interested in finding wild mushrooms, one of the best skills you can learn is tree identification. In this video, we cover 7 trees that are really likely to yield mushrooms if the conditions are right.

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[Micnesia-cl]

I remember few years back after my husband died, I was left alone with 3 kids. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Got diagnosed with bipolar. Not until a friend recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment changed my life for better. I can proudly say i'm totally clean for 6 years and still counting. Always look to nature for solution to tough problems, Shrooms are phenomenal.

[jimbob]

I have learned more from this young man than I did in 3 plus years of college Horticulture. Even though he speaks rapidly, his enunciation of the Latin is so smooth and crystal clear. His rapid fire descriptions are so easily understood that I am constantly pausing the vids so that I can make notes. Thank you thank you thank you....

[vickibarks]

The 7 mushroom hunter trees he mentions in this video is:
1) Oak
2) Beech
3) Birch
4) Elm
5) Hemlock
6) Pine
7) Spruce

[crosshairs]

As an environmental scientist I know my trees but I'm trying to expand my mushroom knowledge and this is hands down one of the best videos I've found on the subject with accurate info

[ottergirl]

What an absolute pleasure to hear a true expert speak so freely and with so much joy and enthusiasm.... Thank you so much for sharing with all those willing to learn.

[BazookaIke]

1) oak trees at 1:40
2) beech trees at 4:00
3) birch trees at 5:54
4) elm trees at 7:50
5) hemlock trees at 11:00
6) pine trees at 13:10
7) spruce trees at 15:20

[funfirefreedom]

This is the most helpful mushroom guide I've ever seen. The key in foraging is knowing where to find what you are looking for otherwise you are wasting time and energy looking everywhere. Thank you!

[joanbish]

My goodness this gentleman has a brain that rapid fires info like I've never seen before he is a wealth of information. 🥰

[delon]

pronouncing scientific names like a BOSS!

[whitneymacdonald]

Man, you can lay out a lot of info in a sentence or two. I love that you do it so clearly. That obviously comes from really knowing your stuff so thanks for all the hard work you didi to learn this!

[MariaMorton]

The best video I've seen on mushrooms. This guy is extremely knowledgeable.

[lloydm]

really grateful for your vids, Adam. they inform me but they also calm me down. your genuine enthusiasm and interest (and apparent compassion) are refreshing. hope you are having a great day, man.

[philharrington]

You’re a great teacher ! I’ve just recently got back into mushroom hunting and already feel like I’ve learned a great deal from your videos . Thank you !

[tylersearles]

More tree/mushroom videos! The best! Thank you Adam, you’re awesome.

[kareno]

With all the years i've Walked in the Woods ~ i should have learned this a lifetime ago.
So glad i learned something before i died. i shall pass this on. *Thanks so much!*

[ldeebwb]

I wish you were my neighbor I would never go home. I get so excited with your educational videos. I learned all my fossils and used to hunt, many were I am, but wish before I moved off grid I learned more about trees and wild food. Thank you and God Bless You.

[travisgrant]

Adam, Just discovered you recently. You are so intelligent and fascinating to listen to. Thanks for sharing your information. Love your classes! 💚

[ericastier]

Bless the community and family that raised you, they have done a stellar job, this is how young people should be. I like that you are not concerned with hubris and you are phenomenal at sharing information. We need more people like you.

[whathmm]

Excellent! As the daughter of an Audubon Society enthusiast, and dragged to all kinds of "outings" as a child, I can verify that you have an unprecedented level of knowledge and enthusiasm for your subjects. Thanks. actually enjoyable.

[macconscience]

I’ve watch so much content learning all I can know about mushroom/edible wood plants. This guy is next level. Stumbled upon his videos not long ago which is taken my family and I to the next level. Currently watching the snow melt in Maine and itching to get out for another season of foraging.
Keep up the good work Adam!! Thank you