Hmmm, ran into many of these in the woods. I'm thinking they were not prebagged Morels, nor did I look. Although a completely disgusting act by dog owners, I am GLAD they picked up so I could travel down my paths. Just goes to show you how to look at things differently.
I have never led you in the wrong direction yet. I believe they are leprechaun droppings for morel hunters. You must dig deep to find the jewels. Been said 1 in 100 contain riches. Good luck
Whenever I hose down my ATV I use an exhaust plug so water doesn't get up into the engine. Can something like that be inserted up the you know what when walking a dog so the dog doesn't you know what on the path? - I'm just saying
Morelaholics Anonymous
5 Signs You Need Help:
1. Unable to Quit - foraging for Morels into early July.
2. Neglecting Appearance -arguing your disgraceful odor repels ticks while looking for Morels.
3. Cheating and Lying - using sick days to hunt Morels.
4. Twisted Priorities - picking Morels while your wife is giving birth.
5. Depression - uncontrollable crying when the Morels are gone.
Morelaholics Anonymous
5 Signs You Need Help:
1. Unable to Quit - foraging for Morels into early July.
2. Neglecting Appearance -arguing your disgraceful odor repels ticks while looking for Morels.
3. Cheating and Lying - using sick days to hunt Morels.
4. Twisted Priorities - picking Morels while your wife is giving birth.
5. Depression - uncontrollable crying when the Morels are gone.
ok you started lt. hello my name is AL I’m a morel addict (You all say hello AL) I want to share my addiction problems with you. Recently I have been selling myself to men and women for a nickel a shoe.I have met many people I don’t know in the woods to feed my addiction. I often bring others places to get their fix just to be able to get some.no matter how much I get I always want more. I dream of them. I hide them in the freezer shakers and under wet paper towels. I’m convinced of this fact... no cure.
ok you started lt. hello my name is AL I’m a morel addict (You all say hello AL) I want to share my addiction problems with you. Recently I have been selling myself to men and women for a nickel a shoe.I have met many people I don’t know in the woods to feed my addiction. I often bring others places to get their fix just to be able to get some.no matter how much I get I always want more. I dream of them. I hide them in the freezer shakers and under wet paper towels. I’m convinced of this fact... no cure.
ok you started lt. hello my name is AL I’m a morel addict (You all say hello AL) I want to share my addiction problems with you. Recently I have been selling myself to men and women for a nickel a shoe.I have met many people I don’t know in the woods to feed my addiction. I often bring others places to get their fix just to be able to get some.no matter how much I get I always want more. I dream of them. I hide them in the freezer shakers and under wet paper towels. I’m convinced of this fact... no cure.
never give up early. find the right microclimates. there are still some in GB area. Had to work pretty hard to get into this old honey hole. In past years I have picked hundreds out of this spot. grass was over my head to get thru to here
never give up early. find the right microclimates. there are still some in GB area. Had to work pretty hard to get into this old honey hole. In past years I have picked hundreds out of this spot. grass was over my head to get thru to here
never give up early. find the right microclimates. there are still some in GB area. Had to work pretty hard to get into this old honey hole. In past years I have picked hundreds out of this spot. grass was over my head to get thru to here
Plateful of Morels
Today marked the end of the season for me in southeast Wisconsin but not before coming out of the woods with these gold gems. It was a bountiful year after having discovered several new producing elms. It paid off this year to go a little deeper and into a little heavier brush but the rewards of taking the risks were big. Now comes the period of reflection and the feeling of gratitude for the time spent in Wisconsin's woods. Some dear friends left this great state for Arizona recently. My roots are too deep to leave and someday like the old dead elm I too will be pushing up mushrooms through the warm, moist soils of Badger country. Have a good summer.
Chantrelles, oysters, trumpets and chickens are what I will be looking for next. Finally getting some rain, been very dry the first two weeks of June around here.
Chantrelles, oysters, trumpets and chickens are what I will be looking for next. Finally getting some rain, been very dry the first two weeks of June around here.
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