[viplekruxne]

Has anybody had any luck around wilderness park in the past few years? Seems like it'd be a great place to hunt but I don't really want to waste hours there if it's a no fungus area.

 

[sporeloser]

I wouldn't waste your time looking there try the area lakes.

 

[deadbugdug]

Twin lakes.....

 

[kingyoshi2424]

I don't see many trees on google maps by twin lakes? Ru giving some knowledge deadbug? Ur the man btw.

 

[deadbugdug]

Have you seen any morels from google maps? I may have four sum there!!

 

[kingyoshi2424]

you may have found some by twin lakes? i defer to your expertise.

 

[mushroom_mentor]

Hi everyone! If you're just getting started and need help finding your first morels, check out this super informative video on getting started. This is my passion and hope to help others discover their passion for mushrooms as well!!! Good luck! Here is the link to my video: http://youtu.be/ismIK7GhmP8

 

[sporeloser]

Mushroom mentor are you from the Lincoln area? If so maybe you could help by giving some advice to kingyoshi on where to hunt. You did say in the video unlike other hunters you want to help people.

 

[Old Elm]

Hi, sporeloser THAT VIDEO IS CHAULK FULL OF MISS INFORMATION, the good news is nobody ever died from eating the wrong tree. On the other hand proper mushroom identification is vitally important. The saying goes ” All wild mushrooms are edible, some only ONCE.” There are a couple real easy trick’s to identifying Elm bark/trees.
DEET, really doesn't prevent tick's, and normally if the tree's are leafed out enough to "flap in the breeze like sequin's" you are on the tail end of prime picking season.
There is a lot of accurate info out there, just be careful, Ok.

 

[sporeloser]

OldElm I was trying my best to hold my tongue about that video. You know Mama always said if you don't have anything nice to say don't say anything at all. I was just wondering if they would give up any of there spots then I would go in after them and pick all the ones they missed. You're right about good information out there there's a guy from Wisconsin who has some great videos and shows a much easier way to identify Elms. Good luck to you this season!!

 

[jamie]

Here is a prime example of these "certified morel experts" Totally clueless but "certified" I don`t like to knob anyone but that video is very mis-informative, is going to get someone hurt, and needs to come down. When you don`t know a cottonwood leaf or tree from a elm and tell people to use deet directly on them which is not advised even on the label. I see all kinds of liability with these experts. I thought they were supposed to be "certified morel IDENTIFICATION experts" so they were selling restaurants the right thing. Most forget to use that word thus others think its ok to trust them. There are many good videos available.

 

[fun gus]

I guess cottonwood leaves look sorta like an elm leaf. Either way as long as you know what a morel looks like you're in the right area

 

[mushroom_mentor]

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[sporeloser]

Another great video LOL!!! I wonder how many doobie's they smoked before making these videos.

 

[151sandman]

Try Bluestem lake.I have done well there in the past.
Plus that puts you many miles away from my new hot spot lol

 

[whore for a spore]

I found some greys the other day. Im waiting for some rain this weekend. I plan to hunt all day for about 3 days so ill post what i find!!!

 

[sporeloser]

What part of the state? I'm assuming river bottoms.

 

[kingyoshi2424]

Any omaha suggestions?

 

[boom boom shroom]

Yoshi you could try Mizzou river on Iowa side of South o bridge from there you could walk towards the river or ride a bike down the trail and hop in I hear it's OK always cars there during season.....

 

[sporeloser]

I'm not from Omaha but I've heard dodge park or Hummel park. Try two rivers I've heard people find em out there as well.