I love to see that you know what your doing and picking them the right way. I love your video. Thankyou for sharing. Gets me excited just watching yall😊
@nickeymartel1456 thank you for watching. We love finding morels or anything really that can be found in the wild. While we focus on my journey to learn how to chainsaw carve we will share a lot of outdoor activity in our videos. Thank you for watching and hopefully you enjoy some of the other content we put out too 😀
Thank you it was a really good time. That was last Thursday and I went back out today and a different spot and I will have to put out another video next week. A bunch of the size of a beer can lol
Wow what a great find 👍 thats a lot of Morels. Enjoyed the Video @Bear and the Boss Lady. Something a little different but interesting to watch ya find them. God bless 🙏
Thank you @michaels.1365 this year. I’m gonna have to step my game up and make more realistic mushroom carvings. I cannot say I have not seen a bunch LOL thanks for watching buddy!
Haha yeah So that comes from a guy we know that used to work with me that me and my brother were fishing in a creek with him and he walked up and we could watch him picking mushrooms on the side of this hill and putting them in a backpack and when he came down, we asked him how he found and he told us he did not know what we were talking about, and that he did not find anything, even though we watched him the whole time picking them on the side of the hill LOL! Thanks for watching Joe!
That is a good idea because while they might not be interested now we think back to the things we were interested when we were their age and it wasn’t the same thing and eventually they will appreciate that you were really good thinking there. Thank you for the comment also
another great video n adventure pray hard please if I just fine enough for a meal I will praise the lord all over the woods and even if I don't find em I will praise the lord all over the woods,,,amen headed north to morel capital of the world Mesic Mi wish me blessings
@outdoorswithwoodswoman8467 we hope that you find more than you can use 😀so you can share with your neighbors. Give praise to our loving Creator for his wonderous works in our behalf and be confident our praise sanctifies his name and makes his kingdom known but in meantime watch out up there for 🌪️
Thank you @CreationDust777 there will come a time on the earth when you will share these things with other people and there will be enough for anyone who wants some, as Psalm 72:16 says there will be abundance of grain on the earth, over the top of the mountains, it will overflow, but that hasn’t happened yet. Till then, we will have to keep these things a secret. 🤫
I wouldn’t be surprised honestly. I know a guy in southern Indiana (Washington area) and he was finding them 4 weeks ago, BUT, you never know especially north of 70 it’s been cooler and wetter. I was in Elwood-Alexandria area last Friday, and thought the trees look perfect for morel time. Least get out and try one more time 😀 here is some solid advise: I check ground temperature data taken out of OSU in Columbus Ohio (north of my location) for ground temperature averages. When They say it’s 50° at 10 cm I start looking. IU or some other college indiana will give ground temperature averages in the spring. if you find that and start it next year around 1 March and keep up with ground you will probably end up starting earlier than normal, but you’ll find more.
That is great advice and I will do that next year and start earlier and know the ground temperature I'm going to be on them I have some excellent areas it was just too late 😕
@@ricrinehart975 50 to 55 @ 10cm best time to start. I just learned how to figure that out 4 years ago on a tip from the guy in southern Indiana that I know actually. Funny how these things circle around 😀thanks for watching the video btw
You can that’s for sure. I usually would dry mine but it’s because I’m only finding six or three a day and so the other ones get the dry out while I am looking for more, but I was so overwhelmed with how many I found this year that I didn’t have time for that. 😀 there is another video coming. I hit another big score on them.
I love to see that you know what your doing and picking them the right way. I love your video. Thankyou for sharing. Gets me excited just watching yall😊
@nickeymartel1456 thank you for watching. We love finding morels or anything really that can be found in the wild. While we focus on my journey to learn how to chainsaw carve we will share a lot of outdoor activity in our videos. Thank you for watching and hopefully you enjoy some of the other content we put out too 😀
Nice find!
Thank you it was a really good time. That was last Thursday and I went back out today and a different spot and I will have to put out another video next week. A bunch of the size of a beer can lol
Very nice find!!
@Rrailroad3 thank you for the comment. It was crazy. They were everywhere.
Leaning on the everlasting Arms!
What a beautiful song that is thanks for watching
Wow what a great find 👍 thats a lot of Morels. Enjoyed the Video @Bear and the Boss Lady. Something a little different but interesting to watch ya find them. God bless 🙏
Thank you @michaels.1365 this year. I’m gonna have to step my game up and make more realistic mushroom carvings. I cannot say I have not seen a bunch LOL thanks for watching buddy!
@@BearandtheBossLady-nx2lv U welcome and I have no doubt that u will step it up and ya I say you've seen a few lol
Haha! Awesome! I'll be waiting for those GPS coordinates. Thanks for sharing!
Haha yeah So that comes from a guy we know that used to work with me that me and my brother were fishing in a creek with him and he walked up and we could watch him picking mushrooms on the side of this hill and putting them in a backpack and when he came down, we asked him how he found and he told us he did not know what we were talking about, and that he did not find anything, even though we watched him the whole time picking them on the side of the hill LOL! Thanks for watching Joe!
I always share the locations with my boys. They don't pay much attention to it,but hopefully that when I am gone, they remember.
That is a good idea because while they might not be interested now we think back to the things we were interested when we were their age and it wasn’t the same thing and eventually they will appreciate that you were really good thinking there. Thank you for the comment also
I would love to pick one just one
I heard that! I just love finding stuff. But never found them like this before
another great video n adventure pray hard please if I just fine enough for a meal I will praise the lord all over the woods and even if I don't find em I will praise the lord all over the woods,,,amen headed north to morel capital of the world Mesic Mi wish me blessings
@outdoorswithwoodswoman8467 we hope that you find more than you can use 😀so you can share with your neighbors. Give praise to our loving Creator for his wonderous works in our behalf and be confident our praise sanctifies his name and makes his kingdom known but in meantime watch out up there for 🌪️
found 2 and cried w gratitude to the lord,,,,so happy
@@outdoorswithwoodswoman8467 that’s so awesome! I’m happy for you! Thank you for sharing this. Was that in mainland michigan or the UP?
I love looking for them 🔥
Me too! Morels and shed antlers! Its fun just looking for them
My fiddlehead spot is as top secret as your morel spot. Great video
Thank you @CreationDust777 there will come a time on the earth when you will share these things with other people and there will be enough for anyone who wants some, as Psalm 72:16 says there will be abundance of grain on the earth, over the top of the mountains, it will overflow, but that hasn’t happened yet. Till then, we will have to keep these things a secret. 🤫
Great video and information I live by Indianapolis and went twice this week without finding any is it too late here in Central Indiana
I wouldn’t be surprised honestly. I know a guy in southern Indiana (Washington area) and he was finding them 4 weeks ago, BUT, you never know especially north of 70 it’s been cooler and wetter. I was in Elwood-Alexandria area last Friday, and thought the trees look perfect for morel time. Least get out and try one more time 😀 here is some solid advise: I check ground temperature data taken out of OSU in Columbus Ohio (north of my location) for ground temperature averages. When They say it’s 50° at 10 cm I start looking. IU or some other college indiana will give ground temperature averages in the spring. if you find that and start it next year around 1 March and keep up with ground you will probably end up starting earlier than normal, but you’ll find more.
That is great advice and I will do that next year and start earlier and know the ground temperature I'm going to be on them I have some excellent areas it was just too late 😕
@@ricrinehart975 50 to 55 @ 10cm best time to start. I just learned how to figure that out 4 years ago on a tip from the guy in southern Indiana that I know actually. Funny how these things circle around 😀thanks for watching the video btw
This guys so good he laods them in pound bags as he picks. Dang!
lol 😂
I eat those 10 minutes out of the woods! 😄😃😀
You can that’s for sure. I usually would dry mine but it’s because I’m only finding six or three a day and so the other ones get the dry out while I am looking for more, but I was so overwhelmed with how many I found this year that I didn’t have time for that. 😀 there is another video coming. I hit another big score on them.
I could send you my address if you have to many! 😂❤
Hahah I like that one @janeenclark8728 what a nice offer to help us get rid of them 😂