We live in SE south dakota, and tried yesterday for the first time this year. I was always told its about the time the lilacs start blooming. We found 11 little ones, but I was wondering if we were too late this year, or if we strangly enough even with the river flooded if we need more rain? Things seemed kind of dry where we were, even along the river... any info would help.

Thanks!

There still cuming i live in sioux falls and they aint here yet so just wait and keep lookin.found 80 yesterday in siouxcity most all small so they cumin

Been finding small grays and marked some to note growth. A couple yellows. Rained last night so hoping that will bring more. I think it may be a tad early because of the cool weather last week. Last Mother's Day we found 3 pounds!!

hello im fairly new to sd,i live over by belle fourche do you know where i might look in this area? last weekend drove down to nw cornor of nebr. around ogalala reservoir and over by imperial nebr around enders reservoir found lots of nice morels!yummy!! dont want to have to drive so far if they grow in my area? any help would be greatly appreciated.

We've been finding blacks this past week near Sturgis in the Black Hills and near Alva in the Bear Lodge. Aspen pods mixed with oaks at relatively low elevations and on south facing slopes.
Try the Belle Fourche River and its feeder streams for cottonwood hosted greys and yellows.

thanks from belle!! i was giving up hope for my area, i will try your suggestions.

Good rain then light snow last night here in Lead at 6,000 feet. Blacks are popping at 4,000 elevation in aspen and apples blooms are just starting at 5,000 elevation. If the rains come every few days we could have a good 2-3 season here in the high country.

We are still finding blacks at 6,000-7,000 feet north of Deerfield and west of Rochford. It snowed this weekend and it is pouring again now so we may still go another week or better.