Finding And Identifing Spring Mushrooms

[@trinhoutsides]

what a beautiful forest. Thank you so much. I enjoy your videos and hope to learn more about Michigan mushrooms.

[@chriscaudill7326]

I really enjoy watching your videos. I'm relatively new to Michigan mushroom hunting, as I've only lived in northern mi for just over 6 years now, but I absolutely love it up here. The mushroom hunting is usually great up here, but the weather conditions have sure put a hurting on the spring mushrooms this year. My son and I moved up from southeastern KY right after he was born. Last year I found 40 lbs of morels in a couple of days at one 10 acre location, but this year I only found 11 individuals at that same place! Thank you for the great informational videos, and keep em coming.

[@jris]

I’m so excited to go out this year. Seeing lots of turkey tail around me.

[@southern_sunfried_adventures]

Another great video, we are already getting chanterelles here in nw Florida

[@FoundYouForaging]

Thank you for your kindness

[@johnnybeans1369]

I’ve lived in da yoop for the last five years And just started getting Into foraging. I’m struggling to find Stands of ash and Elm. It seems like I’m just surrounded by coniferous trees, Any tips on how to find Good morel areas?

[@FoundYouForaging]

In Northern Michigan stands of aspen seem to produce well . Burn areas also produce the tear following the burn . The UP does have morels . I hope you find some this year . Don't forget Apple trees . Large mature Apple trees are great places to look .

[@tommyeaves9686]

Give the name in layman terms please.