todays find

charlie n · Apr 22, 2013

Finally stayed warm enough last night to do some good.

Charlie M · Apr 22, 2013

What kind of mushroom are they - I've never seen that kind before.

Janicholson · Apr 22, 2013

Morells. Probably the best there is. Saute in real butter, then eqat with a side of scrambled eggs. Jim

TGIN · Apr 22, 2013

Where are you Charlie , I am in S.E. Indiana and we are still finding the black ones but it is not a good yr. It will be another week or two before we find any yellow , white and grey .

Grampy · Apr 22, 2013

Morrells, those call for some thick "T" bones and some baked taters !! Hope to have some here this year, but too cold right now.

TonyIN · Apr 22, 2013

Boys and I went looking saturday after all that rain (SE IN), none at my place either. Need that ground to warm up...

old · Apr 22, 2013

The wife and I found a total of 63 of them this evening. Totaled to be 1.25 lbs

WAYNE-N-TX · Apr 23, 2013

I've never seen this done. Are they around certain area? (bottom land-under certain plants-hilly areas) Do they come up through the dead leaves/brush or do you need to brush aside the things they grow under? Just wondering.

RayP(MI) · Apr 23, 2013

Drool, slobber, slurp!

Weather conditions, changing woodland enviornment and an over abundance of turkeys has all but destroyed the mushrooms here.

RayP(MI) · Apr 23, 2013

They grow in the spring on sunny - but damp slopes. They like to grow where there are remains of certain kinds of dead wood, or or certain kinds of dead leaves buildup. They will push up through the leaves, etc. and stand there proud as a .... But you have to look carefully, as they still seem camoflaged. I've covered an area several times, and there they were hiding in plane sight!

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