Morel 'Shrooms

[yoga-like_abana]

I thought this was just something those damn hippies ate. I tried them for the first time at my hippy in laws and oh my gawd they're soo freaking good..
Looks like people hunt them Is this like the Appalachian outlaw type of stuff?

[star seed 7]

You've never heard of mushroom hunting? Hayseeds love this crap (well ne kansas hayseeds)

[yoga-like_abana]

I've heard, it just seems silly to me.... Until I tried them 
Would definitely pay someone to go "hunt" them for me though.

[Mikeyis4dcats]

I've heard, it just seems silly to me.... Until I tried them 
Would definitely pay someone to go "hunt" them for me though.

you can often buy them for $25-50/#.    Which is why many hunt them.

[MakeItRain]

I thought this was an Iowa thing. I never heard of it until I moved here. In the five years I've been here not a week has gone by without someone asking me if I hunt them or if they can come onto my property to hunt them.

[Tobias]

ljm boomers

[bucket]

Morels appear when Red Bud Trees bloom. Red Bud trees have been in full bloom for awhile guys 

[The Big Train]

I might combine the two theories of physics if I tried some but then a lot of people would be out of work so I haven't tried them yet

[MakeItRain]

Morels appear when Red Bud Trees bloom. Red Bud trees have been in full bloom for awhile guys 

Are you saying that one has to do with the other?

[bucket]

Morels appear when Red Bud Trees bloom. Red Bud trees have been in full bloom for awhile guys 

Are you saying that one has to do with the other?

Yes, I've been told when Red Bud trees begin to bloom you go hunting for some shrooms. Also after a good rain.

[Mikeyis4dcats]

Morels appear when Red Bud Trees bloom. Red Bud trees have been in full bloom for awhile guys 

i don't hunt but have several buddies who do.   It's all about the perfect combination of temp and moisture.    The season started late this year, and many were worried the heavy rain would cause problems.

One day they aren't there, and the next they are.

[Emo EMAW]

My buddy found some as big as a coke can, and one like 6" x 4", uuuuge.

[puniraptor]

My buddy found some as big as a coke can, and one like 6" x 4", uuuuge.

how far away did he snipe them from?

[bucket]

My buddy found some as big as a coke can, and one like 6" x 4", uuuuge.

how far away did he snipe them from?

 

[ben ji]

One time when I was fishing down by the Kansas River I came across this guy with a pillow case along a trail. He was all like "Hey man, any mushrooms down there?" and I was like "Nah, just catfish" and that was it.

Glad I could contribute to this thread.

[SdK]

The largest organism is the world is a fungus!

[SdK]

Measures 2.4 miles across and it's in Oregon.

[stunted]

i'll eat anything but that thing looks like an alien penis

[slackcat]

Found two this year.  Then again I didn't look too hard.

[Emo EMAW]

The largest organism is the world is a fungus!

Now what's the largest living organism on Earth? No, it's not a blue whale. It's a tree, a Quaking Aspen. That's right, a single Quaking Aspen in Utah covers 106 acres of land and is estimated to weigh more than 6,000 metric tonnes.Feb 1, 2013

[SdK]

Oh snap!

[MakeItRain]

The largest organism is the world is a fungus!

Now what's the largest living organism on Earth? No, it's not a blue whale. It's a tree, a Quaking Aspen. That's right, a single Quaking Aspen in Utah covers 106 acres of land and is estimated to weigh more than 6,000 metric tonnes.Feb 1, 2013

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pando_%28tree%29?wprov=sfla1

[yoga-like_abana]

i'll eat anything but that thing looks like an alien penis

it tastes kinda like meat so it might be!

[Gooch]

Saute'd Morels in butter and chopped garlic . They are super hard to find here because you have to beat the deer to them. Deer love them and Emo needs to get to sniping off all the deer so us humans can have the Morels.

[Emo EMAW]

The largest organism is the world is a fungus!

Now what's the largest living organism on Earth? No, it's not a blue whale. It's a tree, a Quaking Aspen. That's right, a single Quaking Aspen in Utah covers 106 acres of land and is estimated to weigh more than 6,000 metric tonnes.Feb 1, 2013

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pando_%28tree%29?wprov=sfla1

That is wild, man.  :thumbup: