@ThayGiQuay thank you for the comment. It was pretty wild finding two big batches like that two weeks in a row. Next year right ahead of the season I’m gonna make a video in the woods and show everything I’ve learned about how to find them

Thanks for the tip!

@ricrinehart975 thank you for watching. Hopefully you hit it good. I was in Elwood-Alexandria area Friday. Looks like there should be some

Yup old apples for sure

After the fact that’s what I was thinking, They were in a weird spot. They were up in the woods, but at the same time all the woods are around There is so fresh that it could’ve been. Also, I did find one of that tree that was still alive that had white flowers on it and that made me think apple trees also since my apple trees were flowering. That’s one thing I have noticed is a good indicator, although there are several, looking for morels apple trees in the area flowering morels are growing. I noticed that the last two years.

@CreationDust777 thank you very much. It’s a gift That God has dignified us in such a way that we can share these spiritual truths. I did not intend on going that route on KZfaq but then Seeing how you shared scriptures in their relevance to the material you were producing inspired me to start doing the same! 😀

@BearandtheBossLady-nx2lv glad to be an inspiration, makes me feel good. Your good with the way you share it. I'd say you have a knack for that aspect. Might check back on you in a year or two and find you've become a preacher.

@@CreationDust777 you won’t have to wait a year for that as all baptized Christians are instructed to be Kingdom proclaimers in imitation of the Christ for the sanctification of Gods name😀but I’m attempting to treat YT more like a fun business venture

We are in southeast Ohio. I usually don’t find as many as I have this year. It’s been a weird year as not seeing many associated with poplar trees like we usually would. And ticks has been worse than normal I think. Anyway I like western Virginia. I would love to live around Big Walker mountain area. I go to Bristol a lot is how I’m familiar with western Virginia. Thanks for watching Joyce

What are your current temperature

@@WillieMakeit We have had really warm weather...more so than usual...like early Spring!! Highs in 60's to 70's..lows in 39 to 50's at night.

Wow.. you found a pile of them. Some huge ones too. Nice job!

Heck yeah these were really nice big ones they were all over the place lol I can’t say I haven’t got to see a lot of them and will have to improve my carving of them 😀

Lol but just don't see how u can get any better at it cause the one you done for me was amazing 👍

@@michaels.1365 heck yeah thanks for that old bud

Awesome grove that you found! You may have mentioned what state your in and I missed it... I subbed your channel, God bless!

@@Ephesians617 southeast Ohio. Thanks for watching we primarily focus on making chainsaw carvings which I’m new at but we love anything outdoors including looking for morels thanks again.

Our ground temps are already around 60. Pretty much done here. There could be more but I’m too busy to look now lol

Yes. Learn your trees by bark and by how they bud in the spring. Elms, poplar, ash, bitternut and shag bark hickory, sycamore, cherry are best around me. In flatter grounds follow the flow of water, natural drainage but not ditches. Early in season you want to look where the sun hits first in the spring (east) then west last of the season. If you find grays go back a week later look for yellows and keep looking where you find earlier morels (black gray white) for yellows toward the end of the season. Michigan is known to be one of the best places in America you could look for them Keep checking them places every year. Also, if you find one, it’s a good bet. At least one more is close within 10/15 feet. Seldom is there just one. There’s a lot can be shared but hard to put it all in a comment

@@BearandtheBossLady-nx2lv thank you so so so much for ur tips you don't know how much I appreciated that ..I shared the video n subbed and will be sharing and watching,,,I pray I find some,,,it means a lot to me god bless

@@outdoorswithwoodswoman8467 there are so many things I’ve learned in last 5 years but nothing is more valuable than learning the trees then ground temps tell you when to start. When ground temps are above 50 degrees you should be looking, which they likely are even in some areas of the UP by now. Also it came early this year. Where we are in southeast Ohio most years this is prime time and it’s pretty much over here. I know a KZfaqr in temperance MI (just north of Toledo) that was finding yellows two weeks ago. So they are up in the mainland

@@BearandtheBossLady-nx2lv I think people like you should become morel guides so many of us older seniors long to find some and just don't have the stamina n strength to look all over the woods...I'd gladly pay a guide to take me to some morels n teach me some basic's...I appreciate you so much..god bless loved the message btw..

@@outdoorswithwoodswoman8467 I like that idea and bet there are people who would guide if someone paid them. I can’t do that as I work full time plus chainsaw carve plus participate in preaching work so I never lack something to do lol! Plus country life there’s always a tree feel over or high grass or apple trees need sprayed lol never ending love of busy life 😊 but I’m sure someone would morel guide if paid for it