Central Indiana, waist high, in a large knothole in large oak stump. No pictures. I'm thinking now it might have been a naturalized M. rufobrunnea -- doesn't make sense, otherwise.
Dad back in the 90's found them growing out of a pile of agricultural lime at a rock quarry in Northern Mo. Picked them there several years in a row. Funny thing is that the pile was right along side the gravel road that went by the place and visible from the road. Nobody ever saw them and he kept quiet!
Very Old Secluded Trash Dump between Twin Lakes west of Lincoln NE. We had to take a boat to get there and this old farm dump site had many large morels growing between and right out of the old rusted tin cans that collected dirt over the years. We tried to find it many years later but could not. No pictures. No kidding.
Found 3 big yellows growing out of 1inch landscaping gravel in a neighborhood but 8 years ago, we found 2 lbs in a cedar thicket. I thought the 2 didn't mix
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