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Mushroom Hunting on our Illinois farm.



07-05-20. Join Mrs. Kapper for another fun country living adventure as she hits the woods on our Southern Illinois farm homestead in search of the delicious and sought after Chanterelle mushrooms! While we don’t eat them, we are getting to know plenty of people who do, and this batch is for one of Mrs K’s co workers! She is going out today (Sunday) so that if she finds any mushrooms on this mushroom hunt, they will be nice and fresh for one of her co workers on Monday morning at the office! Thank you for joining us, and if you enjoy our content please hit the Like button, comment and share it to help us grow our YouTube country living adventure family! We greatly appreciate it! Also consider subscribing to follow all of our new Kioti RX7320 tractor videos as well as all of our Illinois and Kentucky land management projects, food plots, duck ponds, DIY Rustic home decor, our Kentucky farmhouse rehab project, wildlife conservation projects, wildlife habitat improvement projects, wildlife videography, wildlife photography, Bobcat T650 skid steer projects, Bobcat mini excavator projects, DIY rustic red cedar projects, DIY rustic barn wood projects, and much more country living adventure! Thank you. Kapper Outdoors, living the dream, one acre at a time.

20 Comments

  1. Hello, it is nice to find them. It is good that you harvest a limited amount. Very good video. Take Care and Keep Exploring The Outdoors.

  2. Yummy 😋 wish a friend picked me a bunch! Nice thoughtful harvest. Pays not to get gready and think of the future

  3. Mrs. Kapper I ask you something? How to figure it out if the poison or not poison of many different color mushrooms?

  4. Mrs K, if I didnt know better I might think you are in to making sorcery potions and brews with things like that. lol.

  5. Mrs K u deserve a medal headin in to the woods to pick mushrooms for a friend when u got snakes all over the place 🙄😲💪💪👍

  6. Mrs Kapper, Get yourself a pistol called the judge and if you encounter and of Joes pet snakes you can take care of them. I had one mounted for Father’s Day one year.

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