How to Hunt Morel Mushrooms

Show# 4039
Original Air Date: March 27, 2016
In this episode, we follow along with Morel mushroom enthusiast Marty Lee. Marty has more than 50 years of mushroom hunting experience. He shares with us some of the basics of Morel mushrooms and shows us how easy it is to find these sought after delicacies.
We also take you into the kitchen and give you a great recipe for bacon-braided wild turkey breast (stuffed with Morel mushrooms).

[@jpmcsweeney7156]

I found a morel growing out of my driveway years ago, it was definitely a morel, but I didn't eat it and I have never seen one ever since!

[@paulorientetheluffaranch]

Thanks for the great video. We've been hunting morels the last few weeks in NC.

[@Skullnights]

PaulOrientedotcom I'm in nc is there any near Wilmington?

[@paulorientetheluffaranch]

Don't see why not.

[@GregNaturalImpaktJones]

I enjoyed that watched the whole thing.

[@mpaz48mo]

Great video guys, thank you.

[@bobhiles9044]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@kurtis7328]

I find a lot around elms here in Indiana but I've got really good hauls in old overgrown apple orchards and cherry trees

[@kurtis7328]

but I pretty much check anywhere and everywhere lol

[@melissawinget123]

I been looking for morel for 10 years

[@stevenmudpit1515]

Jeyhun Hashimov thats right ive found 19 gallon so far and havent did much walking. damn good year i think im done and gonna leave them for next year

[@carolmiguel7885]

God bless you!

[@haze4840248]

Morel season 2019 is here! Cant wait ! I found 155 around a single tree last year and this year is shaping up looking to be wayyy better. Good video, lots of good info. I just love these shrooms, I even started up a YT channel mostly dedicated to them. I'll be uploading tips,forecast, recent hunts and even live streaming hunts as the season progresses. Check it out ya'll. Happy hunting🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄

[@roxymarie17]

Great video. Thank you.

[@josephbarnett4767]

Loved it. God bless..

[@justinbigpond4894]

we found lots of can sized morels about 50 mushrooms altogether

[@melissawinget123]

Their if they're dried out stick them in the water

[@wademcd1665]

found 18 so far getting ready to go out for more

[@2beauti4ify]

I live in northern California now couple hours from Nevada. I am told, they're here also but I've never seen them

[@bitbyaturtle]

I also live in California. They grow in abundance in the forests in the Sierra Nevadas

[@paulorientetheluffaranch]

Yes.

[@whittone28]

thanks son
for the info

[@siangteh]

- Can anyone just grow morel mushroom at his own hut/shack...??
- I know in the supermarket shelves, that's ... enoki ,.. shiitake..&.. oyster commercially grown..
- As for any enthusiast,.. if able, ...the morels can be available all year round right from our own backyard shack..

[@eveny119]

If you put the string on the paper first, youll not have to flip it and waste the parchment paper. Looks good but have no idea what "Heads country spices nor 4S" is.

[@HealthyFamilyVarietyChannel]

the video went green at 0:53
Did this happen to others?

[@jondoes8222]

I never have to hunt for them each year They grow among my pivot hedges. I usually find many. I never rip them out. I always leave one. I have heard if you take them all they will not return the next year. They are illusive. I am Radagast.

[@Mycoholicsanon]

Ron Delby no it's not true the people say you can't rip them out but you can and it will not damage the mycellium you probably have a large mycellial mass under your hedges and you can harvest them all and they will keep growing the mushroom is just a fruiting body of the organism. The organism that produces the fruits is the mycellium but say if your cultivating you actually want to harvest the entire fruiting body because the base of the mushroom will not and harbor bacteria and cause contamination on the mycellium which it'll either produce metabolites and fight it off or just die and not produce any vialble fruiting bodies

[@dusadeeintasri5553]

I like it very fun

[@ethandiercks7362]

Cool

[@rickcarpenter978]

WV lovesem 2.

[@imakillyou6880]

Seen this a wile ago and now I grow them at home...
all...
Year.....
Long... lolz

[@yergaderga]

Where in Oklahoma are there dense forests like this? I thought there was more flat areas with fewer trees. Shows how little I know...

[@Johngoes.outdoors]

+yergaderga in the eastern part

[@yergaderga]

+john CONN Ok. Sorry, I'm not incredible at geography. That's interesting that it has that kind of habitat in that area. And they found about 100 times what I usually find in PA (like, 1 to 5) :)

[@Johngoes.outdoors]

+yergaderga lol

[@ConfedVet]

Only in spring??

[@mikefarmer3409]

outdooroklahoma I have found one morel mushroom in the winter actually popping up out of a snow patch it was a cool day so I always look except in summer I live in ash grove Missouri area

[@ChicosHaven]

the captions told me wher e this was lol ( 5:22 ) put the captions on

[@kevinwilliams1282]

and it has been 'un-thawed?' SMH

[@levismith6550]

i hope they washed their hands before cooking

[@ubtrapper3077]

This ole feller bored me to death. Lol