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@BrianB1963 Most choice edibles are in Kansas. My only unicorn are Black Trumpets. They are tough to find here. Golden Chanterelles and lobster are really flushing right now. It's literally peak season for them TODAY and actually the best year I've ever seen. But yeah, corals, hen, chicken, oysters, lions, etc. all thrive in Central and Eastern Kansas, 🇺🇸

@@johnnyfish6051 Thats awesome! Thank you for the info and great videos!

@BrianB1963 glad you enjoy it, thanks.

@shakinbottles to late...that place can be killer.

FB market place Missouri. Jets are popular there.

Thanks for watching.

Good stuff! You ever eat the Gyromitra?

Don't remember for sure, but I believe 12 to 16 Oz. No roll flat weights. The full video is on my Playlist, under " How to catfish". Yep, a pound of lead!

Cl8ck this blue to see the full video.ruclips.net/video/hcGBb7uyhCo/видео.htmlsi=moK_5Q-XkKZOqYxa

I just rewatched the vid. It was only 4 Oz!

Definitely impressive with that light of weight congrats

25/20 , like anything else, you can swap alot of things, If you can do a little fab work. I've seen some funky homemade adapter plates.

Yes, that's what I've originally always wanted an old merc 35 jet, it would be perfect on a 14 ft. Boat, rare find, though.

That so cool! I hope you had fun and your spores produce.

No el morel champino. Delicioso!

Flour

@@johnnyfish6051 thanks buddy I will be trying this if I have some late bloomers out still. At the very tail end of season in Michigan but the weather has been cooperating perfect so I might get lucky. Thanks again!

Pure luck, thanks.

That sounds like a good idea. I had no idea that could help. Thanks for letting everyone know this. If you could let us know...Have you eaten them before? Do you personally know anyone who has eaten them? Would you eat them? Is there any reference on studies pertaining to boiling them that you can give us ?? Thank you so much.

Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks!

No wayyy....

I'm happy for em. Might have to try it out up in the great green younder.

Ha!

Why?

I've weighed and sold morels for along time now, and no one has complained. They count and are delicious.

Sorry Joe missed your comment. Well it was very dry. Rounded up about eight pounds. I had just enough rain to make a few pop then no rain. Not complaining I've seen it get much worse. Thanks Joe, how about you?

@@johnnyfish6051 crazy hey? It can be so variable with morels. Couple years ago I barely got any, last year was quite good. This year the season started pretty early but nothing much came up for a while. First couple on April 10th and then nothing. Then I started getting some around April 20th. I'm at about 32 lb so far. My best year yet. I think I'm at about 1150 so far. Normally we get morels here until the end of may, but it looks like things are starting to wrap up already. My late spots are looking like they're not too far from being done and I still have a lot of spots yet to check. Hopefully I'll have enough time to get to them. It's been weird though. My best producing spots from last year barely produced anything or the deer ate them all, whereas last year almost none of them were eaten. Last year it was all about the apples, this year I think I've gotten more from spruce! It seems like every four or five years we get a really good flush on Spruce trees. We've had a ton of rain and I was hoping for a second flush, but it's not looking like it. Wish you all the best keep up the great content brother.

@joet81 Mother nature is in control. Yeah, they move around ( not literally). This year, I found a few under river maple and black willow. Wich realy produce my biggest hauls when things are right. That hasn't happened since I started filming. Still have a few things nobody's seen yet. This year's content was pretty weak, so I'm holding a few vids back I was going to play this season for next year. Sounds like you had a fine season. Goodluck! And thank you!

I'm sorry, "smuggler." I don't get it?

No thank you.

Yep. So mounds,what size? Like where trees have uprooted and left a mound. Or house sized mounds?

There are approximately 16 different species of morels. The species I have are the "common white morel, also known as Morchella americana ( no black morels where I live). Burns do not help this species or certainty doesn't stimulate them to grow. If it's a hot burn it will be three to five years before I see morels in numbers there again. Yes, some species will ONLY grow after a burn. Confusing, eh! Yes, disturbances are good for morel production. I my case it's flood scaring. Wind damage to trees, ect. But not burns.

Yes field to bag, no rinsing or bath/ soak, store them dry, no paper towel needed, Open and closed, this is the key! Open the bag when they feel moist close the bag when they feel dry. Never rinse or soak until the day you cook them.

Pure luck.

I know why they did it. To make a muddy wasteland. Like all the artificial marshs, they waste money building.

A couple days after they pop, I can tell if it's going to be a year to sell some or not. Once I round up 20 lbs it's time to start selling. It doesn't happen every year, as you know. This vid was recorded in 2023 in which I rounded up 170lbs. In 3 weeks. Years like that, yes, I'm selling it's a ridiculous amount of money I'm not going to pass up. Trust me, I've given away more Morels than most life-long morel hunters will ever see.

helo

Mostly confused??? Thanks for asking.

Thank goodness you're on top of this. I will fire my accountant immediately! Thanks for watching. Means a ton! 6000lbs.........right?

Ok, and why?

I know absolutely worthless. I already threw the in da trash. Trashman was blowing his air horn last Tuesday.

Your simple words mean a ton. You are welcome, and THANK YOU.

Thanks. You wouldn't believe the time and effort it takes to make a RUclips video like this. Let alone the years of knowledge and passion I'm passing on to all. The morel season is only so long even after a lifetime of hunting morels you can only know so much. If you really think about it, if a guy's lucky enough to hunt morels for say....40 years maybe only 30 of those years are actually productive years. Meaning some years it doesn't rain enough in your area to produce many morels. It happens! Every 4 or 5 years, I barely find enough to make one meal. So...call it thirty years. 30 years times (x) 3 Saturdays hunt morels for 6 hours 30 × 3 × 6 = 540 hours. What can you become good at or an expert at after only practicing it for 540 hours ?? Your job, a sport , spouse, mowing your grass, monopoly, picking your nose?.... No, NOTHING, 540 HOURS you can't become the master of anything. The season is short, and morels pay well. Thanks for what you do, Nate! See ya.

Cottonwood, sycamore American elm, river maple, the first half of the video in the Cain and grass those morels were associated with Cottonwood. The second half and end were sycamore.

I'm watching one right now of the burn area one. Wow man your on it!!!

Thanks for the reply!!

Yeah, buddy, good time right there. Thanks

Cool man. Get'm!

Oh wow ! Is the wheel chair able to go in the woods? Thanks

If the stems are still white, then morels are still fresh, and rain could help them. If the stems are stained ( streaks of orange, browns, or black then they are probably getting old.

Idk becareful. So tell us, how many years have you ate them and what region do you live in. Thanks.

YESSSssss......ah.

Yes your right. You will never grow morels by saturating the ground with morel spores?

I hope you understand this methods purpose is not to artificially produce mycelium?

Look guys, I'm not trying to troll your post...just do some research on morel production, the Danish project, etc. Or look up the patent for growing morels that Domino's (yes that Domino's)..had the rights to, and produced morels in the 80's before abandoning the business for a few reasons...universities and some other really smart people have attempted and grown morels ...but just making a slurry will not grow morels

@leighdriver9265 straight up! You're an idiot sheep! spore blocks are not a SLURRY, are not to culture mycelium, are not to suddenly going to grow morels like magic in a flower pot on your front porch. You dont know how to do anything but a couple of simple Google searches and start thinking you know something that guess what....everyone else already knows. Your old news sucker. Two kinda people in this world...doer's and sayer'za. Guess which one you are....sayer. You know what you say" baa baa baa I'm a sheep that can't think for himself." This video is about SPORE BLOCKS, spore blocks are a slow release mechanism to saturate already morel producing ground with spore. Can you wrap that around your brain?

Well ...let me retort ...you got taken ...you are too simple to admit that you have been duped and THERE IS STILL NO WAY TO GROW MORELS WITH THIS METHOD! FOAD... Stop trolling the world with this stupid shit