Morel report?

[NOCK NOCK]

Probably our last haul for this year. Found a lot at 6000'.  6 pounds today puts us at about 30# for this year. The dehydrator is getting a workout. 

[Tracker0721]

I’m confused, do the different areas have different seasons? We found our first ones of the year just 2 weeks ago. Last year my mom was picking like mad in mid June? Also we’re staying unusually cold and rainy right now, gonna be looking for some this weekend

[NOCK NOCK]

really depends on the area/weather/elevation.

[NOCK NOCK]

Well thought we were done for the year, but.....they are still going strong in our main area. 

Pretty sure this mild/cold spring is letting the morels have a second go round. Found several that were grouped at the base with one of them dried/shriveled up, and the other in perfect condition.

[Tracker0721]

Didn’t turn up any morels but we got a big bag full of shaggy manes, only have found those in the fall before.

[idaho guy]

That’s interesting on the shaggy manes I have never seen except fall? Also never found morels this late either. Weird year I guess

[quackkiller]

Yes on the weird year welcome to 2020!

[quackkiller]

Thank you to out house (I have no idea how to tag someone but thanks for the input I had a decent day over on the dry side thank you much man!!

[OutHouse]

No problem Quakkiller nice work!

[kellama2001]

Still finding them...right around 6,000 ft.

[Onewhohikes]

any more left?

[OutHouse]

Still finding them...right around 6,000 ft.

They are still around but gotta be at the elevation she was at or higher. The problem in my area is there is a lot less habit for them at that elevation so I am pretty much done for the year. IN any event, I may have warned of this already but don't eat a bunch of morels when you have been drinking (excessively). Got nasty sick, looked it up, and others seemed to have the same problem but not everyone. I'll be waiting a while before I bust out the frozen ones.