I'm straight east of you, just south of 80, in LaSalle County. I've been working 12s but finally have time off next week so I'll start scouting my spots. All the guys I know haven't found any up here yet but your pics of the mayapples popping is a good sign as well as the pheasant's back shroom. With the reports downstate it looks like we'll be seeing at least greys within a week or week and a half.Help please
Cool what area do you hunt in without being to specific I now how people are about there spotsIm in the qc,hit a few spots seems wet enough. Seems like we just need more warm weather the mayapples are popping up but they aren't as thick as they are when the morels usually pop. not a lot of coverage from the canopy either. temps are staying where they need to they should be popping up in minute. i havent seen a lot of fungi besides moss.
Admire your desire, but patience is a virtue. Conserve your energy for about 72 hours. To quote Pearl Buck in The Good Earth, "The oxen moves slowly but the earth is patient."Getting upset been going out every day south north east west nothing
Thanks bud good luck to you toAdmire your desire, but patience is a virtue. Conserve your energy for about 72 hours. To quote Pearl Buck in The Good Earth, "The oxen moves slowly but the earth is patient."
We are on the very edge. Scott and Clinton Co. area will have a decent start by next midweek. If you can't wait, head to Muscatine or Louisa areas hit by 2014-15 windstorms.
Hit it hard, and GL tool.
Went to Sauk valley trail to day walked a few but still nothingBeen to rock island county a few different spots, have not found any. Also looked around henry county a little bit didn't find anything there either. I don't know if it's my bad luck or not enough heat.
Went to Sauk valley trail to day walked a few but still nothing
going out rnI'll keep posting when I go out,what area and if I find anything, still nothing, I found some dung cups and some pheasant back, that's all.