Meat without legs - Mushroom Hunting 2023’

[MightyWhitey]

I think it’s a ringless honey mushroom. From what I’m reading on that it doesn’t seem worth it to eat.

 

[AKG]

A few chanterelles from mixed forest and a lunch pail full of chicken of the woods from a fallen red oak from mid-September in N. WI.

 

[Michael Rankin]

Got into a good patch of Coral mushrooms while deer hunting yesterday.

They were very good mixed in with some scrambled eggs after sautéed, with some Tilamook cheddar on top.

Also got about 3/4 of a grocery bag of chantrels.

 

[Fordguy]

I'm a little surprised that no one has talked about puff balls in this thread. If you find them softball sized and young, wash, slice thin and fry in butter they make a terrific burger topper with a slice of Swiss cheese.

 

[cjdewese]

Anybody know what these are? Found in Southern California near dead Black Oak trees if that helps.

 

[bigeyedfish]

We've had such a dry summer and fall that we haven't really found anything worth talking about - a couple morels this spring and a couple dinky puffballs this fall. It's raining now, so maybe we'll get some good puffballs coming in soon. We put them on pizza, in scrambled eggs, served with steaks, etc.

 

[MightyWhitey]

Found this on our new property we just bought. I think it’s a coral tooth. I just ate a pan full of it and it was pretty good, so I hope it all works out. If any of you know it’s something I shouldn’t have ate a pan full of and I need to “head that way” please let me know.

 

[Lou (Louis)]

I believe it is Hericium.
Please don’t eat mushrooms that you aren’t sure of. Have them identified

 

[MightyWhitey]

Well that’s what I came here for. I just had the order of things a little backwards. But I still feel good so I’m gonna go back and get that big chunk!

 

[JRay]

Our mushroom spots were fruitless this year. Hopefully things are better next year