The Secret to Finding HUNDREDS of Morel Mushrooms

Ya got me in the mood now gona go check my spots this evening thanks for taking us along

Wisconsin and Minnesota morrels grow by fallen elm trees I look for deer scat deer love morrels as well and I noticed you put them in a brown paper bag,my mom taught me to bring a bag that oranges come in they have itty bitty holes in them and you shake the bag gently releasing spores for next year's shake ,the bag by where you picked them....

Nice haul!

Nice. Crappie fishing shed and morel hunting. Live your life to the fullest. Great trip

Cool. We used to do this every spring. We called them "leprechaun peckers".

Awesome video 👍

That's incredible! Wish I coulda been there with you and find that many. Morels are so much sought after, I know some of the viewers are envious, ....like me!

Awesome video

Found two on April 25th in Lincoln County, MO. Dried up. Usually find a couple grocery bags full but not this year. Need rain bad

I wish we had this kind of sycamore patches here but morels if you find 5-10 in a patch you happy in Ontario 😢.that was a great haul my man loved watching it 🎉

Ready in Michigan! Sure hope it’s a banner year! Fingers crossed! Wish me Luck Good Buddy! Thanks

All I can say is it must be nice! I'm in north west Missouri! And I see all these other people finding a ton of them! , Not me! Lol I just can't seem to find the. In this area! I moved here from about an hour south South east! Not matter the kind of tree or whatever! But I also need to say I've had to hunt on mostly public land rather than private land I was used to! So this weekend I'm getting on the boat to get down the river a ways to where it seems so remote to where no one else has been so far!! But anyways good job to the author of this video! And good luck to anyone else that's looking or coming up short this season like I am!

Thank You

How many hours were you out that day? Thank you for a good video. I will look for sycamore groves!

Good little haul! Can you say what state you’re in?

I like hunting sycamore but they are hard to spot

You are correct about sycamores being a consistent tree for morel’s plus there easy to spot

Been watching a lot of videos and most go crazy over slippery elms and tulips. These vids are from all over US. So in Missouri is the sycamore tree what I should be looking for?

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Down there the white trees with papery bark that grows in the low lands might be sycamore, up here that same description is birch.