Locating Morel Mushrooms Under Tulip Trees

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[@Soviless99]

Every time he talks its like a burst of energy. true passion i admire :)

[@jeanmarieleone6741]

I noticed these growing on the front lawn under one if the apple trees and came to your video to check. Thank you for a very informative well presented discussion. I especially appreciated the time you took identifying the tree species. Very well done.Thank you.

[@plouden3234]

i've been hunting morels since the 60's. had awesome years and not so awesome years. while i know most of the info you provide, i like the clear, concise way you impart wisdom. i like to watch your videos to help train my eye before the season.

[@MarkNowotarski]

Just spent a great morning in my local woods scouting out tulip trees. Can't wait for spring.

[@Flowernbloom1]

I appreciate your videos, I watched them before I went into the woods and found some nice ones thank you!

[@watermelonsunglop]

Thank you, thank you. So grateful to stumble upon your video. I needed a push in the right direction. I am East Coast as well and was reading some conflicting information about morel locations and preferences- it’s become abundantly clear to focus on the tulip poplars next hunt. Thanks a ton!

[@indianacreekwalker4474]

easily my favorite tree to find when scouting for yellow morels

[@JeffMeadowsOutdoors]

I recently found your videos, and by going to a place I knew there were lots of tulip trees, I scored some morels. Thanks for the info!

[@kmoliverio]

I happened across this morel mushroom video, and was immediately impressed. You have a new subscriber! Thanks!

[@vivianctk]

Love your posts Adam...so much to learn.

[@EARTHLING74000]

elm, apple, tulip. E-A-T! coincidence? - I think not.

[@zachamazz]

awesome video...you are a fantastic teacher!

[@BigMoney23223]

Not much can make your day that much better when you find morels, it's such an awesome feeling

[@daydreamingarts]

and thanks so much for your steady guidance! great tone to your vids.

[@rustyshackleford3278]

Hi Adam, awesome video as always! Its amazing how the morel can camoflage with its surroundings. Will definitely be expanding my searches to tulip trees this May

[@frankfaunce278]

Very good young man your knowledge is impressive , continue to teach !!

[@myowngig]

6 weeks, can't wait...Thanks Adam.

[@rustyshackleford3278]

Hi Adam, Rusty from Connecticut here. Just wanted to wish you the best of luck as the Morchella season approaches. After studying the Morel lifecycle (very strange compared to other mushrooms!) there is a mandatory freeze/thaw cycle that must take place for the sclerotia and mycelium to form. Low lying areas and gradual slopes have great potential! Believe it or not, an affordable meat thermometer used exclusively for finding morels is another useful tool for knowing when they will arrive. A soil temp of 48-50 degrees is means its time to get stoked!

[@mpaz48mo]

Thank you Adam.

[@chrisbajema8002]

Thanks Adam. I’m all ready to hunt those tasty treats here in Michigan soon