Anu Palover has been buying forest products for almost 30 years.
She drives nearly 500 kilometers every day in Võru and Põlva counties.
She makes about 50 stops and works until the first snow.
"Right now, only chanterelles are being brought in," said Palover.
"There are no boletes or mushrooms. There have been no blueberries for three years."
Avo Pang has also been a collector for about twenty years.
He says the same about the lack of blueberries.
"This year there are an enormous amount of chanterelles," said Pang.
"The price is good, three euros per kilogram."
Seeneline Roll goes to the forest as much as possible.
"I earn about 100 euros," he said.
"Walking in the forest is pleasant."
Palover and Pang collect between 500 and a thousand kilograms of mushrooms per day.
"The competition is strong," said Palover.
"There are eight other buyers in my area."
Although one might think that people are going to the forest more, according to collectors, there are fewer pickers.
"The number of people is decreasing every year," said Pang.
"There are very few young pickers."