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Morels anyone?


Wayne Sieber

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I have heard they are starting to fing them in MN. I suspect the cold snap will push things back a little but this weekend might be a good time to start. The weekend after will be prime time. Good luck!

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ive been told that there are some little ones around the long prairie area. id have to day give it a few weeks for it to warm up, and we should have a great year.

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Found around 40 grays today!All found in the first spot.Should've quit while I was ahead.I checked several other spots with no luck.South facing slope with grass and dead elm.Plenty of moisture just need some warmer temps!! Good shroomin' Jigster

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Well, I was going to go out this weekend and check some of my regular spots....but I just looked out the window and I might have to dig through the snow to find them.....on second thought...maybe I'll wait another week...

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My dad is in Souther Illinois and he is an Morel fanatic. he started finding them last week- and we are usually about 4 weeks behind them...I have heard of a few spots though...

I am near Elk River and have never found ANY in this area.

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DougMN - Noooooooooooooooooooooo!!!! I sure hope it is not another 4 weeks!!! All we need is some normal weather (warmer) and they should start popping!! 10 days is my estimate, especially based on the long range forecast.

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