[jsmith]

All from wabash county

 

[jsmith]

Anyone finding some in wabash county?

 

[bige9771]

I went last night but didn't find anything. But i ran into 2 guys that had some real small ones maybe an inch to an inch and a half. Not very big at all! the ground is right for em as long as we can keep some warm weather around they will be poppin.

 

[jsmith]

Went out to the state park today and only found one small spike, but talk to some guys that had found some small grays. Ill be back at it tomorrow

 

[jsmith]

Found 22 grays today, it's time!!!

 

[lovinshroomin]

I went to same state park monday..nothing. Good job!! Hope I find some too!!

 

[rod0315]

I was at the salamonie reservoir today spend 6 hours found 11 small grays. Father in law walked at his door in town and found 8 of them. 4" to 6". Heading to Huntington county tomorrow

 

[hippyshroomdude]

Went out along the EEL River this evening...found 2 small grays and 1 small yellow...all around dead elms. Its just starting.. "Keep hunting my friends"

 

[blindin1i]

Found 7 blacks and 4 fresh grays 1 1/2 -3" Start doing the rain dance and hunt on!

 

[shroomsnake]

found 100 to the east of you guys went back to the same spots and pick another 26 found a slew of yellows not that big 2 inches max some were 3 but i did find some 5 inch grays..

 

[shroomsnake]

that will be to the west of ya's my bad..

 

[jsmith]

Went out to a different woods today, and found nothing some places are good and some places are not. KEEP LOOKING!!!!!!!!

 

[clearcreekwoodswoman]

FINALLY! Found 16 morels yesterday, May 9, in northern Wabash County, near N. Manchester. Mostly greys, some yellows. Smallish--sizes ranged from 2.5--5 inches. All found within 3 feet of the base of 2 different dying elms. The most productive tree was newly dying last year, when it produced 35-40. Yesterday, I found 14 of the 16 near this tree. The other tree is pretty close to being a barkless, dead skeleton--surprising that it is still producing at all. It has produced 2-3 morels for each of the past 3 years, which is unusual in my experience. I usually find dozens the first year the tree starts losing bark and shows no leafbudding, then maybe 3-6 the next year and then typically none.
Other trees in the same forest, similar conditions had 0 morels. Always so mysterious why one produces and another that looks equivalent in every way does not.

 

[clearcreekwoodswoman]

Found 16 beautiful, large (4.5-6 inches tall and about 3 inches in diameter) yellow morels on Sat. May 11 in northern Wabash County (N. Manchester area). All under a newly dying elm (leafless but not yet shedding its bark) on a north-facing slope. Went back last night and found one more under the same tree. It appeared fresh--don't think I overlooked it on Saturday, though possible it was smaller then and hidden under leaves.

 

[jsmith]

It's almost time about 1-2 more weeks!!!!

 

[lovinshroomin]

@Fro!!??? You really think so?? I was thinking at least May...

 

[jsmith]

Oh yeah I would say in 2 weeks or less, it's getting it warm for nothing to start happening

 

[jsmith]

To warm*****

 

[mlada33]

I found 11 small blacks this morning in Grant County.. The yellows should start popping any day now..

 

[huntingtonshrooms]

Where's the pics to prove it? The ground doesn't even look close around here.