My timing is good if I go south, just babies where I am. So I went south hour or so and first spot got 45. Not bad for a new spot. I never find any on river flood plains, but after I found a few checked the flood plain and under 1 giant dead elm, I found 8 real nice yellows. Lots of other dead elms but nothing under them. I wonder if the younger dead elms had a opportunity to get a relationship with the spores before flooding out, where as the older elm had many more years to get a mycorrhizal relationship. Just a thought. Because so many dead elms and only 1 tree. Unless I go back I will never know if I was just too early for the younger ones. Fun going on the road, reminds me of grouse hunting up north.