Hunting Washington Forum
Community => Butchering, Cooking, Recipes => Topic started by: Lincoln4 on April 24, 2023, 05:24:37 PM
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So the rotti pup just walked up to the back door with this. I don't know mushrooms, so does it seem to be a morel?(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20230425/58f12213050651d262fa3b08392e4cb7.jpg)
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Split it...(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20230425/02d1782b90fa250e271d8cec899b8bf0.jpg)
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Tell ‘em to bring back more. :tup:
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I was hoping maybe I could turn her into a shed hunter. I'll take morels...
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Sure looks like a morel…Also looks a little old, or, could have been in a dogs mouth…😀
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Stem and cap one piece. No white cotton looking stuff in the middle. Looks like a morel to me.
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Look like them to me, I found 14 yesterday.
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Morel.
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Wow! I would encourage them to find more and go after "Truffles" too (and to think Rotti's aren't even on the list). :tup:
https://wagwalking.com/breed/top-dog-breeds-for-truffle-hunting
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Found em. Right behind the grill. That's convenient! They're a little old now. I'll have to watch for them next April...(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20230429/6c9be6d69dbdbc639ddb703161d1282e.jpg)
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Should I cut them off at the stem, or pull them, or just leave them to have more next year?
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Should I cut them off at the stem, or pull them, or just leave them to have more next year?
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It doesn’t really matter.
If you are not going to eat them, you could move them to another likely spot where they might grow.
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Should I cut them off at the stem, or pull them, or just leave them to have more next year?
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It doesn’t really matter.
If you are not going to eat them, you could move them to another likely spot where they might grow.
That's a rabbit hole for sure....so many differing thoughts on it...
What I do know is morels can be temperamental and just cuz they are there one year doesn't mean they'll return.
I've tried spore slurries and moving mycelium... I have found it's "lighting strikes" with those guys...
Unless you find a "natural" patch. Those can produce every year...
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I'm not moving them. We'll just see how the patch grows (or doesn't) next year. :IBCOOL: