Osage Roost
General Forum => General Discussion => Topic started by: Buck_Iggy on April 28, 2010, 07:27:19 PM
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I LOVE SPRING!!!!!!! *ride* *ride*
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I'll be right over!! *cheers*
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come on over Lou!! We didnt get many today...Its cold out and I think a good ole warm Spring Rain will make em Kick. We are only finding them under Dead Apple Trees..Not a single one under dead Elm...who Knows....I dehydrating some too !
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Gotta love spring time. Morrels , turkeys gobbling and Crappies spawning all at the same time... Life is very good
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Congrats on a great find Mike. I don't think you would find any up here with snow in the air the last few days. *aah* Bill
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I think the cold here has them layin low too. Although my Boy said some of his friends have found piles...dang it...wonder where...lol Almost like keepin a long beard secret! Life is good!!!
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Morels are the best but we need some warmer weather to reall make them pop! RkLu
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Those look very good! Hard to find around here.
Mike
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I've been finding a lot in the last few days. Found one almost 12 inches tall today. It was as big around as a soda can ! Found them on a hillside so steep you had to hold on to trees to climb up to get them. Won't last for long .
Bob *up*
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yummy... I know what I'm going to go hunt tomorrow RkLu
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BOB..Ive heard of them getting that big..That must be a sight to see......That would fill up a dehydrater fast...lol What trees u finding them under??
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I've never had a morel mushroom. I hear about them and have seen them on t.v., but have never tasted them. What type of terrain do you find them in?
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I've never had a morel mushroom. I hear about them and have seen them on t.v., but have never tasted them. What type of terrain do you find them in?
Same here, cant ever say I've seen one much less eaten one...
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I've never had a morel mushroom. I hear about them and have seen them on t.v., but have never tasted them. What type of terrain do you find them in?
Same here, cant ever say I've seen one much less eaten one...
You guys owe it to yourselves to try them...they are delicious!!! *cheers*
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BOB..Ive heard of them getting that big..That must be a sight to see......That would fill up a dehydrater fast...lol What trees u finding them under??
I usually find them around dying elms. I look for rusty colored dead limbs on standing elms. I have a few places where I find them in open pastures where there isn't a tree within 100 yds. My opinion is that morels are as unpredictable as turkeys are. In the hill country they are often found on slopes where the soil stays moist but drains well. Remeber to take an onion sack with you to put them in, that allows the spores to come loose and make it to the ground as you walk around and never pull them out by the roots ,cut them off at ground level. These steps help ensure that there will be more to pick next year. Good luck and happy shroomin' !
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I've never had a morel mushroom. I hear about them and have seen them on t.v., but have never tasted them. What type of terrain do you find them in?
Same here, cant ever say I've seen one much less eaten one...
You guys owe it to yourselves to try them...they are delicious!!! *cheers*
X2
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Yep...dead apple and White Ash too.
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Saw one black one yesterday. It looked dried out so I left it. It's supposed to be warm tonight and tomorrow. They may pop tonight.
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The shrooms are poppin' up in Ohio !!(http://i838.photobucket.com/albums/zz308/shadetreecallers/morels-1.jpg)(http://i838.photobucket.com/albums/zz308/shadetreecallers/ChrisMoorel-2.jpg)
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I've not found any yet in MO, but that picture gives me hope!!!!
We haven't had the greatest weather for Shrooms either....
I hated them until I tried them.. they are delicious!!!
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We have had some rain, maybe there will be some up tomorrow.