Moose, Mushrooms and Mud

Moose, Mushrooms and Mud Northern BC Bush Girl getting down with Moose, Mushrooms and Mud. Her products often have blends of herbs, or techniques used from both cultures.

Foraging, fishing, and hunting for sustanance, natural food, skill development, connection to the land, stewardship, heritage and my ancestry. Moose, Mushrooms and Mud is a Wildcrafting business that offers nature and foraging tours as well as Wildcraft workshops based on plants from the Boreal and Montane region. Jen, the owner of Moose, Mushrooms, and Mud, practices and teaches ethical harvestin

g techniques. She has a motto: “If the lands succeeds, we succeed!”

She also sells Wildcrafted: teas, dried mushrooms, salves, ointments, tinctures, soaps, and even fresh wild edibles to those who want to explore and taste the wild side. As a Metis, she is exploring and learning the old traditional ways from her First Nation ancestors, while learning about the old traditional ways from her European ancestors and trying blend and harmonize the two worlds. More about me: I live in Prince George, British Columbia, Canada. I’m in my early forties, have 2 wonderful teenagers and a great husband. I have many interests, but my main ones are hunting, foraging and fishing. I love the natural world around me. Nature is very inspiring. Nature is very giving too, if you know what you are looking for. I journey throughout the bush all year collecting wild food and medicines. Call me a hunter-gatherer. I am just at the tip of the iceberg of learning about wild foods and medicines. It’s a skill that is developed over time. Not only could the skill come in handy in a post apocalyptic world, I just like the feeling of bringing home wild edibles to the table and fixing boo-boo’s with wild medicine. The skill of Foraging and Wildcrafting can and should apply in our modern day life. If I’m not hunting, fishing or foraging, I’m camping, gardening, cooking, entertaining, and playing with my children. My passions keep me busy and I wouldn't want it any other way! We respectfully acknowledge our work takes place on the unceded and sovereign Indigenous territories within the colonial borders of British Columbia.

Thank you to those who came out to the Prince George Metis Community Association Picnic yesterday and made Devil's Club ...
08/24/2026

Thank you to those who came out to the Prince George Metis Community Association Picnic yesterday and made Devil's Club bracelets with me. It was lovely to talk and be creative with each one of you. 42 bracelets were made and now out around town. 😃
Thank you to all of those who organized and put the Picnic on 🥰

Such a big beautiful mushroom that I come across when I mushroom hunt for Chanterelles.  This is the Catathelasma ventri...
08/23/2026

Such a big beautiful mushroom that I come across when I mushroom hunt for Chanterelles.
This is the Catathelasma ventricosum mushroom (this is not a Pine mushroom. Some people call this the Mock Pine though).
Has anyone here tried the "Cat" mushroom? If so, what were your thoughts on it?

08/22/2026

Some things we saw the other day while out mushroom picking.
Such a lovely day out 🥰

Chanterelles for sale 🧡💛🧡Priced to sell at $14.50/lbPlease direct message me with your order and pick up will be Friday ...
08/20/2026

Chanterelles for sale 🧡💛🧡
Priced to sell at $14.50/lb
Please direct message me with your order and pick up will be Friday afternoon between 4pm-9pm at my house in Prince George (address given in message).
I'll be out today checking in on the berry situation, so I'll get back to your messages Friday morning!

08/19/2026

I was probably one week too late on this Giant Puffball. Oh well...maybe next year :)

08/18/2026

They are called King Boletes for a reason! 😁🍄‍🟫🍄‍🟫🍄‍🟫

08/17/2026

With the rain Prince George has been getting in June, July, and a bit of August...and with the cool nights, I was wondering if I would find any Blue Chanterelles this year. Yes...yes I found some and I expect more to come, especially if the autumn rains come.
Blue Chanterelles (Polyozellus multiplex) flush only during years that present a lot of moisture. The more rain a year has, the more likely you'll find these in Forests where Spruce and Fir exist.
Sometimes the mycelium waits for years until the conditions are right to produce fruiting bodies.

They make great mushroom jerky!

08/16/2026

Gotta cut out a few slug holes, but that's ok. I don't mind 😃

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Prince George, BC
V2M2N7

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250-649-0257

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