17 posts tagged MOREL HUNTING

Amy, Nate, and I decided to go climb a bluff to see what was happening on the south slope of it in the Elm Trees in search of Morels. We found that the ferns are still unfurling, the wood rue are still blooming, and more, we found a few shooting stars blooming. All in all it was a great hike.

Do you like gourmet mushrooms? April and May are the time to get out in the woods and hunt down the elegant morel mushroom. Do you want to learn how to find them? Check out Morel Mushroom Hunting. Happy Hunting! Kelly Wissink

How To Stalk Morels May 12, 2008 by Matt Hacker I can’t take credit for this post…This is a story from GazetteOnline.com outdoors writer Orlan Love.  To view the story in it’s whole context, please click here.  Please enjoy.

Mushroom Hot Spots May 8, 2008 by Matt Hacker Image via Wikipedia There are a lot of people that do not know where they should be looking for mushrooms. I will share what I have been told, but I encourage others to share what they know as well. Generally, North facing hills tend to be one hot spot to find mushrooms.

Anyone Finding Mushrooms??? May 7, 2008 by Matt Hacker It has been a very weird year for the ever elusive morel mushrooms. With work and the traveling that I have been doing lately, I have not even had time yet. I will get out this weekend though.

Mushroom Season Brings Hidden Dangers      I recieved an email this week from a listener of our podcast “Up North Journal”, he ran across a post in one of the Michigan Morel Mushroom forums.  It was warning unsuspecting mushroom buyers to beware and sure of what they were buying.  Here is the post

Hunting for the Elusive Morel Mushroom By John Garman Spring is the season for hunting morels, and they appear only briefly, making the harvesting season very short. Of course, spring is relative depending on where you live.

Hunting for the Elusive Morel Mushroom By John Garman Spring is the season for hunting morels, and they appear only briefly, making the harvesting season very short. Of course, spring is relative depending on where you live.

In the Central Time Zone, ‘hunting’ morel mushrooms is a very serious activity. I guess if one doesn’t want to create their own little morel ‘farm’ like I do, then one must go to where the wild morel mushrooms are. Now, to me, that sounds like a lot of work.

Dried Wild Morel Mushrooms By admin on Jan 25, 2008 in Gourment/Health Foods | 0 Comments Dried Wild Morel Mushrooms are said to have a unique earthy taste with a flavor that goes well with veal, chicken, and pork. Morel mushrooms are “hunted” for their taste and the “joy of the hunt” by thousands of people yearly.