Sure thing. When I’m in a forest I keep my eyes on the undergrowth first. Look for plants that have a quick, sharp scent—like a hint of mint or a peppery note. Those often mean the plant is packed with energy compounds. Try to find herbs that grow in sheltered spots; they’re usually less noticed by animals and people alike. A few leaves of young willow bark, a pinch of nettle, and a dash of wild ginseng can give you a quick burst without making a big smell. Stick to the edges of the canopy where the light is softer, and you’ll find the best steely green that doesn’t shout. Remember, a scout’s best ally is quietness—so keep the pot small and the fire low.