Chanterelles are great. They are really really easy to find around here and usually come around late July through August in to September. They can be found in Oak stands and washouts where I hunt them. Chicken of the Wodds are good too. They grown on logs and trees, Oak and Hickory. Those are two of the easier ones to ID. If you want to get into some others, Oysters and Honey's are pretty good. I would suggest getting the book Mushrooms of West Virginia and the Central Appalachians. Great book, useful in ID'ing. You can't go wrong with Chants and Morels though. Honestly, I like Chants a lot more than Morels, but both are great.