@charly, the cold weather is better for a season then you know, warm means dry and dry means bad year. As for your trees that didn't produce I'll tell you that trees that are dead only produce a few years give or take at most and any spot will stop producing eventually not to mention tree hunting is only reliable on private land cause so many do it. Always keep finding new spots (not new trees) is the only sure way to fill your bags every year even during the worst years. If it wasn't for the temperature drops then the season would have been bad or over after those 90 degree days and lack of rain early. This season is pretty much done around cass now but there is a chance of finding a few but with these temps it's not likely. I hunted in multiple spots along 24 and found over a thousand this year and in the last week i have found hundreds that were rotten or ate by snails. If you want to team up next year let me know i would like to find a shroom partner, since I've been hunting in Indiana (live in Akron) now for 2 years and have been solo and found near 2000. Last year was worse cause i'm new to the state and had to start from scratch finding places to hunt and weather permitting I should find more next year.
. MAY get over there on Monday, just depends on how bad the weekend hangover is 
