BLACK 🍄YELLOW🍄GREY MOREL MUSHROOM TRIFECTA!!!

Hunting east central Indiana April 14 & 15 2024 for Morel Mushrooms

[@thefirefromwithin1]

Looks like you have Had about the same kind of day I had. Hit-and-miss.

[@dougdishler2086]

This never gets old man !!!! Love the videos learned a lot from your videos man ….

[@whisker_biscuit_outdoors1385]

Thanks man

[@dougdishler2086]

Bro I unlocked the morel code because of your videos!!!! Straight to the point u are you!!!!! Thanks 🙏 so much finding them left and right now Iam right by the pa Ohio line !!!! Ty man!!!!

[@TattooedGranny]

Epic hunting! I totally pick the smaller grays. They have a more intense flavor to me. Now that I can finally see this week(cataract surgery) I should be able to get some.

[@1DNGJR]

Awesome, no luck here in western ny yet.

[@whisker_biscuit_outdoors1385]

They coming man

[@WobblyRooster]

Great video as always!

[@whisker_biscuit_outdoors1385]

🙏

[@natececil2733]

There's some interesting studies on morel hunting old apple orchards and accumulative toxins and heavy metals from the trees being sprayed so heavy with pesticides and fungicides.

[@whisker_biscuit_outdoors1385]

Looks like I should abandon that spot

[@MichiganShroomer]

Apple trees are so hit an miss for me. I hunt an old abandoned spot every year, usually only find a few, but continue to think one year it's going to flush hard haha. Nice hunt!

[@whisker_biscuit_outdoors1385]

Same man, last few years been good there. 4-5 years before that not so much

[@joet81]

How is the season for you compared to last year?

[@whisker_biscuit_outdoors1385]

Definitely earlier than last, I know for sure in about 7-10 days when we see how much rain we get during this heat

[@joet81]

@@whisker_biscuit_outdoors1385 I live in Southern Ontario and I found a big yellow on April 10th, which is really early. I normally don't start finding small ones until about the 25th of April and it doesn't start getting good until the first week of may. So it seems like it's a week or two early here as well, but I'll know better when I go out for a little look tomorrow. How about numbers for you? Does it seem like a better year than last? Best of luck with the rest of the season brother

[@whisker_biscuit_outdoors1385]

Numbers are down I believe from last year so far. Definitely jealous of the fishing opportunities in your area man

[@joet81]

@@whisker_biscuit_outdoors1385 I do a lot of small stream trout fishing here. Lots of great browns, some spots with brookies and some good steelhead fishing. Some great Smallmouth as well. It's nice having the great lakes in every direction LOL What do you like going for?

[@alexkaragiannis7078]

@@joet81I been checking my spots as well in Whitby side Even today not a peak yet , unless you are south than me on Niagara side 😢

[@user-hs5me4dw4n]

I'll tell you my spots if you tell me your's.Thing is my spots I never find any😂

[@aprilhinsley6391]

If you CUT then mushrooms, leaving the ROOTS, they will grow back next year. Also, if you place in a mesh bag, similar to the MESH laundry bags, you allow for the spores to escape and grow more next year. My family and I have hunted morel and coral mushrooms for over 30+ years.

[@natececil2733]

Cutting does nothing for future yields. Mushrooms grow from a mycelium mat not a root. A mushroom is a fruiting body just like an apple. Cutting and leaving the base has actually been studied to have more negative effects than plucking. You're leaving a rotting stump more susceptible to disease and pests, that can damage the mycelial mat.

[@MichiganShroomer]

I think you need to study your morel ecology a bit more. Fungi do not have roots. Most often, they will not spore immediately after picking (however mesh bags provide the best air circulation and prevent sweating in a plastic bag), lastly, they do not grow back the following year from the exact same "stump" as you harvested the previous year.

[@user-hs5me4dw4n]

​@@MichiganShroomer😮...You finding any? I just started finding some a few days ago 😊