As spring approaches, every forager, mushroom hunter, and turkey hunter wants to know: Where can I find morel mushrooms? After all, the morel. is America’s mushroom—more so than any other.

The prime time for morel mushroom hunting is mid-March through late April. Here are tips for finding them. How to find morels, and other tips for novice mushroom hunters ...

Did you know that the sweet spot for morel mushrooms to grow like crazy is between 50-60°F? Getting this right is crucial to ...

Our area is a great place to forage wild mushrooms. We are fortunate to have extensive forest that are perfect homes to several edible fungi including, chanterelles, lion’s mane, chicken of the ...

Morels typically show up between March and April here. Morals tend to prefer 60-70 degree days and nighttime temperatures above 40 degrees. Soil temperatures affect timing also and should be ...

MOTW, the celebration of hunting for morel mushrooms around Chicago outdoors and their stories (the stories matter, as this one shows), runs Wednesdays in the paper Sun-Times as warranted.

Left: Baseball caps make great mushroom holders in a pinch. This year’s wet and now warming conditions are perfect for finding spring morel mushrooms.

Morel mushroom season is just getting started in Ohio, with the warmer spring weather bringing them out of the soil in forests across the state.. If you're on the hunt for these difficult-to-find ...

In Kentucky, wildly popular morel mushrooms will soon be in full season in mid-to-late April or early May. For all fungi enthusiasts out there, these edible mushrooms are ones you don’t want to ...

Usually you’ll find morel mushrooms in the same place for a few seasons in a row, but when your spot dries up, you need to go prospecting elsewhere. 7. You Don’t Hunt Burns for Morels.