How To Find Morel Mushrooms
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- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2020
- Learn to find Morel mushrooms. Where to search for morel mushrooms. What type of locations to find Morels. Where do morel mushrooms grow best. Learn about morel mushroom hunting. Places where you should look for morel mushrooms are included in the list below.
Where to search for morel mushrooms
1. former recent wildfire locations
2. flood plains of creeks
3. flood plains of rivers
4. storm surge areas of large lakes
5. partially re-vegetated old roads
6. non traffic areas of trails such as off to the sides.
7. In summary, any area whose depth of vegetation has been reduced to bare or close to bare dirt is a potential area to search for morels. Of course those areas also have to have enough warmth and moisture to be suitable.
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Biscuits and mushroom gravy.....!!
“Oh yeah, this is gonna be good!!”
Thanks for the lessons. I’ve successfully learned how to use bow drill with your help, love your calm, cool demeanor. Thanks.
Only if someone would pick them and make it fir me, 🤣🤣🤣
My first experience with morels was in my garden. I was pulling weeds and felt something odd against my ankle. I looked back to see 7 large golden morels growing loosely together. They were the size of my hand from wrist to finger tips. Ooooh they were good!! Thanks for sharing your tips Lonnie. "Hi!" to Connie!!
Now THAT is a great garden!
I've found a lot of solace in your channel brother. Thank you for all your work.
I would love to get into mushroom hunting, but I can't tell one type of mushroom from another. And the one thing that my Grandfather taught me was "there are old mushroom pickers, and there are bold mushroom pickers, but there are no old, bold mushroom pickers!". That gravy sure looked delicious, I'm sure that it was enjoyed. Thanks for the video, stay safe out there, and God bless you and Mrs. Connie!
Great Harvest there, Lonnie ! Loved The Capture Of Mamma & Calf, Stay Safe Friends ! ATB T God Bless
Been a long time since I have ate Morel's.
Found them on a friends farm in Missouri.
We ate wild turkey, wild morel's, and wild onions.
The best time of my life, of course friends and family added to it. 👍👍👍👍🧡
Thank you for sharing your knowlege with us
Here in Germany the mushroom collectors are very secret people
They dont share their places and knowlege
Your meal looks very delicious
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Have a good new week
All the best
Yours Frank
Dang, you sure did better than we did! We found a grand total of 8 this year. It's been raining, so maybe we can find a few more yet. We call those "Blue Bells" they look like the same plant at least. Biscuits and gravy with morels.....Wow! I never thought of that! This was a really great video! Thank you for the pointers!
This was a really good year locally for morels. The Spring has not been too cool and we have had quite a bit of rain.
Connie beats any French chef in Paris with that morel mushrooms and gravy. That made me so hungry!
I found some morels about a week and a half ago. I kicked the first one over while I was collecting firewood. I got so excited I cut down about a half dozen, but left the rest for another time. I didn't eat them because I wasn't 100% sure. I took them home and confirmed they were the real deal and dried them up with a little butter. My first time eating them... and they were good. It's been raining here, so I'm not sure I'll be able to get back out there and grab the rest.
Thanks for the video
Folks don't like to share their knowledge because of how valuable they are. Big business picking Morels in BC. They tend to grow where there has been a fire, so it's good to go Morel hunting after a large forest fire. Very good video, thank you.
I loved seeing the momma & baby moose! 🤗🤗🤗
I saw a video where a guy ground those up put them in a water mixture then poured them all over his yard in spots where they'd grow. He had enough for the whole neighborhood.
"Oh Yea" lol Phresh They sure looked good frying up in the pan. I've not seen many videos on this topic. Thanks for the information. Good to hear from you again.
Check out the channel Elsa Rhae & Barron, they are a young couple living off grid in a 13' RV and they have a great video about learning to hunt for morels. My Mom used to waterbacth can them when I was a kid, we found loads in western WA, they are just amazingly delicious!
Biscuits and fresh mushroom gravy.... That's what I call good livin!🤠
Bless you, Lonnie, for the "special reveal" during the video. That was a thing of beauty. I have been hunting morels for YEARS and learned more in this video than most folks are willing to "share." Namaste!
hi Lonnie, I have never found morels , plenty of hens, chicken, and oysters, so I'm well fed. I heard cottonwood and flood plain, so next year I will start there. thank you...ooh man your killing me with those gravy soaked biscuits....
Thank you for sharing and I'm glad to see that you have quite a few morel mushrooms
Lonnie , I've never seen one in the wild , you sure found a good supply of them . Thanks for sharing, stay safe, God bless !
Always love your videos, thank you. Unfortunately i think it's too late here in lower Michigan. I did manage to find at least a dozen earlier this year. Not the pounds of them i have found in the past. Hopefully with the help of this video I will have better luck next year!
I should mention that one year I found a dead deer in the forest, in a circle around the deer, not directly on or next to the deer, but in a roughly 20 foot radius, I found hundreds of morels, hundreds, i filled multiple bags full of them. I don't know if it's a coincidence or not.
I was also surprised that you have morels that far north. Yours are also darker than the ones we have here in central PA. I always look around elm trees or where I know one was same for apple trees. Eat well you two.
That's some nice morel patches you have there! Those were helpful tips. It's nice to see that you have the morels that far north! Those biscuits with the morel gravy looked delicious!
I've only been out picking mushroom once with an expert. She took a group of us for free. Which was really nice of her. But what I found funny was once you see one you start seeing lots pop up.
The gravy looked delicious. I could almost taste it!
Thanks for sharing.The biscuits and mushroom gravy looked delicious.
Thanks Lonnie. Haven't done much foraging for wild mushrooms but we do find it a fascinating activity. Linnae's getting into growing our own.
Great video. The great thing about Morels is that most of them are clean. Free of bugs.
Wow Lonnie! What a great looking harvest and meal! Thank you for sharing and God bless you all...
Notice that he keeps tradition... Mushroom collectors may carry a mesh collecting bag, so the spores can scatter as one carries the harvest...
I actually discovered some on my property here in Germany. They usually grow at the end of March and yes, - only for about two weeks. They're always in the same spot under a bush. Easy to dry in about three days, fine with deer, cranberrys and potato dumplings.
Morels might just be my favorite! Thanks for the information! God Bless !
You know, this is a very practical skill in 2020.
Thank you for the wonderful advice on Morel hunting. I've heard of them for years, but never knew where or what to look for. Mrs. Connives gravy looks wonderful! Take Care
Excellent video as usual. Thank you!
Hi Lonnie, I love Morels! We use to find them in Thorn Apple groves up in northern New York State (back in the day). Young cattle would go to the groves during the heat of the day; the ground was always rich and well fertilized and would stay moist for a long time. If you know Thorn Apples, you know it is no easy task to get in then get out without drawing blood from the 3" thorns.. But it was worth it!! Thanks for taking me back to yester-year.
great! i love morels, thx Lonnie
Thanks for sharing, Lonnie. I'll have to do this soon.
Great video Lonnie. I learned alot from this one!
Thanks for sharing ,again! Y'all make learning so enjoyable!
Great video, Lonnie! Thank you
High, in Germany we call them : Morcheln : . Kindly Fiete
As always informative! Loved it Lonnie thank you!!!!
Another food source,wouw,good value. Thanks
Mushrooms! The most excited I have ever seen Lonnie.
Awesome video, thanks. Very informative
Outstanding, dood.
I went Mushrooming with my uncle before he passed away this year. We found sum in the woods in Connecticut under walnut tree,s. Yummy
Thank you Lonnie & Connie.
Great shroom harvest Lonnie.
Great tips on where to find these Lonnie, Thank you
Very useful information Lonnie, I'll have to go out this afternoon and do some searching. Thanks for making this.
Thanks you so much for sharing knowledge, it is highly appreciated and valued.
Mmmmm biscuits and mushroom gravy. Glad to see another video. Thanks for the tips. I can always count on learning something new from your videos.
Thanks Lonnie! I really enjoyed the video and saved it to my edibles folder. 😁👍👍
Super awesome!! Thank you for sharing. Love and blessings from Ontario Canada!
How helpful, thank you so much!
Looks like such a nice way to spend the day. Thanks Lonnie and Mrs. Connie! Love seeing videos from y'all!
Great video, Lonnie! I always wondered about morels, especially since a friend harvested a pound or two last weekend.
good video and that dish plate looked very good
Nice huntin', Lonnie! I had a decent year this season, but it looks like yours is even better. That was a really nice patch you stumbled into. You and Connie take care up there.
Great Advice - I will try this in Germany - Best wishes to you from Germany 👍❤️😊
Your videos are the best Lonnie, no matter what the subject you cover. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and kind spirit. Be safe, and blessed brother.
YUMMY! Thanks brother!
Thanks, Lonnie. I think now I can maybe look for some Morels.
Lonnie, thanks for sharing this video. I passed this on as my nephew searches for Morels in the spring.
Addicted to your show... Ive always had an interest in this and just love watching and learning about living and surviving in the woods.... Thank u so much... U r amazing!
I finally made it out of the big city to the great PNW morel country!!! I'm going out hunting in a few days! I'll let you know when I find one!
Mmmm now I need to go find me some Morels. Thanks for sharing and teaching :)
I learned alot thanks from Virginia.love to hunt them here. I always love your videos you have so much to share thank you. God Bless
Thanks for the video.
Great info Lonnie best part was the bisquits n mushroom gravy stay safe you n the Mrs..
Good info. We are supposed to have some around here in Louisiana in certain Parishes....not sure if mine has them or not but I will look into to it for sure. That looked awesome on those homemade biscuits. I always enjoy your videos Lonnie. There are a lot of one trick ponies out there but you cover a lot of subjects and projects and you live it ....and it shows.
Thanks for the wander Lonnie
Very nice video . I have never mushroom hunted . But now , after this video , I'll know where to look here in Michigan . Really cool . T.Y .. gubs
Lonnie, you guys sure do eat well and healthy. Great channel always enjoy learning from you both. Stay safe. God bless you both.
Great video Lonnie. Iv'e looked for but have not found any so far & now I can zero in on the perfect spots next year. Thanks.
I use to pick at least 4 of these and cook them with dinner all the time in Or. Love the taste of these mushrooms.
Thanks for the video Lonnie! I never knew that you could find morels around alders. One thing about alders is that they grow in areas where the water table is higher or where you have spring run off flooding or both! So it makes sense to me now. Morels love sandy loamy moist soil. Have a great day!
Very cool, I really liked it.
The easy place to find morels up north is in last years wildfire burnt areas, in June. People can pick 100 pounds a day in a good burn.
Love mushrooms love to hunt then Good places to look thanks God Bless
Thank you, I finally learned what to look for😊
Great video 👍👍👍
I just found your youtube channel and I gotta say I'm sure glad I did. great videos ill be sure to watch some more
I'm glad you found the channel as well. Welcome to the channel
..thanks for the info. keep safe and bon appetit..
It’s good to look where Forest fires have been I love when April comes to West Virginia and they start to pop up
Have a good one Lonnie
Mushroom hunting is such great fun, once you get your eye in, only found false morel's here, one day hope to find a good haul like you had, I think I've been searching in the wrong areas! Also what you cooked at the end there looked great.
Hello, good morel harvesting video. I have not much success with harvesting morels. Biscuits and morel gravy, is a great idea. It looked yummy. Take Care and Keep Exploring The Outdoors.
My goodness! That almost looks like sausage gravy and biscuits. Now I'm hungry. Thanks a lot, lol!!!
Excellent video as always. Didn't know you had Morel's in Alaska. 👍
Cool video keep it up 👍👍
Hi Looney! It is great that you have so big knowledge of fruits, vegetables and other food than woods can offers, pity later Conie has to work a lot.... lol. Regards my friend. Thank you for share this video
Thank you. I am new at mushroom identification.
Be sure and not consume any mushrooms that you are not sure of their identification.
Thanks for the shoutout Lonnie!!! Nice finds on the new locations...keep checking the spots year after year. Beautiful blacks there!!! If you get a chance to get to a burn, thats the best. Cody found a dozen or so today around a burn pile. Definitely good conditions for them this year. Nice haul. That biscuits and gravy looked delicious!
I really appreciate the help and your willingness to share info. That has really helped me through the years in my endeavor to find and ID morels.
I believe it is the change in the pH of the soil that helps them fruit, which is why they seem more likely in burn areas. I wonder if the flood areas you hunt the in act the same way. I think you can sprinkle some wood stove ash where you've found some, and coax a few more to pop up! Haha. Great video. Definitely envious of your time in the woods. Be well.
How bout that great video, I figer'd out what to look fer, Thank U. God Bless Jim from Mich.
Thank you!!!
Good video Lonnie!! Thanks, good info! I've went out and looked a few times and only found one lol
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