MOREL MUSHROOM HUNTING GUIDE 2024 + HOW TO FIND MORELS & SLIPPERY ELM TREES + TIPS & SECRETS

Had a neighbor teach me to look up at trees and look under the ones where they are start dying at the top it has served me well.

This guy is awesome. Where I come from people don't give tips or share information about morels. Thank you for sharing.

What a pleasant video! Really nice guy. Willing to share info without being arrogant. I LOVED this video and the great information!! Thank you! ❤

This video's a breath of fresh air compared to all the other ones I've watched. I really appreciate the no-BS approach, the "here's what I do but something else might work better for you" philosophy, and especially the wealth of actual INFORMATION! Thanks a lot.

I am the world's worst mushroom hunter. I just love a reason to walk in my woods.

My father in law hunted morels in IN and MI for 70 years, even after moving neat Ft. Worth. In the 70's he found out they grew profusely under junipers (cedars) at a nearby dam on a big area lake in early April. We hunted it for years. One day we found about a 2k sq ft clearing in the heavy cedar cover. There were probably a thousand whites from fist size to thumb size. We had a 200 acre wood we leased in central OK where we'd drive three hours four or five times in early April where we'd pick bushels a day. We always carried sticks to stir the area around the mushroom(s) to check for copperheads before reaching in to pick. I bet we spent more hours cleaning them than hunting them. Over 30 years we never had a bad day in OK. Nothing much much better.

They blend in so good you could walk right by loads of them

Kind sir may I request a morel hunting season 2022 videos I would love to see how much farther you have progressed throughout the past 3 yrs

I just cooked up my first moral mushrooms given to me by a friend our family enjoyed them thoroughly

I’m in the Dayton Ohio area, I’ve recently been sneaking out looking with no luck... I’m a noob at shroom hunting but these videos are extremely helpful.

Growing up my dad and I picked morels that grew on our property.. I remember picking hundreds and hundreds of them. We had so many we even fed them to our pigs! They went absolutely nuts for them! Of course there wasn't a market for them then like there is today, but I can't help wishing we still had that land.. Our pigs probably ate 6 figures worth of morels over the years lol

This is my first year, im still on a dry streak but i feel better after watching your video man thanks.

Please make more of these foraging videos as it will get more people involved with what's around us. I enjoyed the way you are teaching and showing your surroundings.

Awesome video I had a great black morel season!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

These grow every year in my backyard lol

This channel should have a 1 million subscribers......always informative and honest.....things are explained thoroughly! I appreciate yalls hard work......Central pa. Here!

Been hunting morels in the Pacific Northwest for years...the biggest challenge is your eyes adjusting so you can see them...you can be right in the middle of a patch and not see them...they blend in with the forest floor like you wouldn't believe...I stare at an area for awhile before moving on.

This will be my first year morel hunting this spring, I started mushroom hunting last august and I fell in love, thanks for making this video, can’t wait to put this new knowledge to use!

After 72 years trying to stay busy, Just learning to hunt and harvest Morels good information thank you

Thanks, John. You are true outdoors man. I always learn a lot from you.