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Find out where to find morels. When and how to pick morels. On the Morel Message Board, find mushroom photographs, discuss things like preserving morels, paper, plastic or mesh bags. Mushroom Links and much more! Find out about mushrooms such as the Meadow mushroom, Chanterelle mushrooms, Boletes, Lobster mushrooms, Hen-of-the-woods, Chicken-of-the-woods, Blewits and many more wild mushrooms that are fun to hunt, and good to eat.


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You can eat any mushroom that grows... once!

But remember...

There is "No Sure Cure" for mushroom poisoning!  If you have a bad reaction, you will either Live, or Die. Either way you're gonna regret it!

Learn from experienced hunters 1st. If that's not possible, then please buy the Audubon Mushroom Field Guide as a starter book. Especially if you are going to try hunting mushrooms other than morels.

SAFETY IS A MUST for all wild mushrooming or edible plant foraging

Lobsters, Bears head, and Chantrelle mushroomsMorels and wild Leeks or RampsThe 2010 Michigan Morel season is over for this year.
Yellow morels fared better than the black morels. But it wasn't a very good year at all for most folk.

But don't sweat it! Hang out on the message board and learn how to hunt the summer and fall mushrooms and your hunting doesn't have to stop. Some are as tasty as morels, or even more so. Really!

2002 Free Press ranks Michigan Morels in top 20       Click for Gaylord, Michigan Forecast

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