Question for the experienced hunters

You just have to find the right habitat. does'nt much matter in central ohio whether it's high or low. they pop in either area at the same time around here. generally speaking, there's always the exception. I found them on hills and the same day in a river bottom. season has just about peaked if we don't get any more rain. check utube videos for ideas of spots to look and what spot look like, but mostly just putting the time in, checking all elms and ash, and hunting your butt off. Pray for more rain!!

 

My son and I have found around 9 pounds so far this year. Many have been on the edges and ridges of the woods, but now you can find them in the heart of the woods also. One patch of yellows yesterday were starting to dry out, and others were fresh and moist. If we don't get some rain, the season may be drawing to an end. Although some of the woods we are hunting still have good moisture content that would support morel growth. Remember, when hunting large areas "look up" and find the dying and dead elms. You'll be glad you did. Good luck.....