I live in the east liverpool ohio area. Its still very early imo but I saw a guy on another board say he found a single. I usually start scoping in mid april. Maybe a little earlier if spring comes early.
I checked my sweet spots and no sign yet mostly around the Dayton area. Calling for chance of snow monday hope we dont see a repeat of three years ago.
3 mabey 4 years ago around Dayton it got into the 70's for about a week and a half then went to the teens for a week everyone I know and myself personally had a pretty bad year.
a group of people found 20+ lbs today supposedly in an open field. i went and found none. im new to the area and dont know any good spots yet. i did find 2 greys about 2 inches tall 2 weeks ago. haven't got to go out much.
i don't know if you saw i posted i found 6 pounds on the 17th the next day i found 4 pounds i have been finding alot today went out for 2 hours and found 6 pounds they were blacks greys and what i call horsetails,they were all very fresh.i live in fairfield county.karen
i have been finding them 4 2 weeks in bellbrook ohio, but it is spotty. i have found 30 at the most in 1 day. i have talked 2 other sroomsers that r finding a alot. but i think that montg. county is just coming into 2 it and its going 2 b good
im looking for some 1 to help me i did the whole thing when i was younger and lived in ill but know im older and in ohio so if any 1 is close and wants to help me get started buy showing me a couple of spots that would be so awsome i am an awsome cook so if u take me ill make u glad u did when i cook those babies up trust me email if interested lancestillwell@yahoo.com
Does anyone have any idea how much longer we have to find morels in Southeast Ohio (like Zanesville area)? I found about 25 last week, but none for the last few days. Someone told me may be too late.
I have been morel hunting for 20 years and have never gotten more than three mushrooms in one spot.
This spring in NE Ohio on about May 7th I was driving home from work when I saw my 15 year old son starting to mow a neighbor's yard. I stopped to say hello.
He said "Dad, you have to check this out. There morels all over this yard"
I figured he was wrong, but I got out to check it out.
Sure enough, there where about 18 good sized morels growing in the grass around this house. It wasn't particularly shady. There was no fallen leaves, my son had raked the yard back in the fall.
So forget all of those hard facts about where they grow. They grow wherever in the hell they fell like it. The yard did have some elms and a tulip tree.
I found more this year than i have in the past 15 years. You will hear a million theorys on where to find them this year they were all out in the open fields and larger, so your right nob ody can be for sure they grow where they want. Cant wait for next year.
from the Toledo are and i think im late for the harvest but still out looking first timer need a helping hand can offer fresh fish or even a portion of my harvest to those who helps me get started. I have recently found some false morels large one's at that but none of the real deal. Please help the newbie. Email me at Wilso205@aol.com please.
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