Excellent work!

What other type of edible mushrooms are where you live?

I know exactly where you are😂 stay away from my spot over at the bottom of the bridge

Where can I get a 20hp jet been looking every where

I absolutely love catching Square catfish!!!! haha ahahahah. well played

I'm really curious about cottenwood morel growth, as I have one that was intentionally planted in my back yard over 20 years ago... I'm thinking that I could maybe put a large mulch bed around it, maybe outline it with black jack, and not mow it, and suppress the grass growth, & mulch it with very old sawdust... Might have to seed it with some wild found morel's to get it started... And to top it off... I have a asparagus patch about 30 feet away from the cottonwood... I'll bet the feeder roots from the cottonwood are getting close to that patch... and since I mulch the asparagus patch.... I think I'm about to strike gold.... Your thoughts?

Good Job!!!! {:)

It's a cultural thing. Some salad eating cultures (like the f-ing vegans) eat their mushrooms raw and that's why they get sick. But we cook our food for a reason. Raw food contains parasites and toxins. Heat destroys parasites and most toxins even in pokeweed. And that's another southern favorite. You'll survive. Because the south invented deep frying in LARD. We didn't use plant based oils and polyunsaturated fats for frying. We the people survived on animal fat. Even the Native American Indians survived on pemmican and that is stuff is surrounded in rendered animal fat. It's the unsaturated "heart healthy" vegetable seed oils that become toxic in high heat and form plastics or cancer causing free radicals. People did not get heart disease until we started fluoridating/chlorinating our water. This was also about the same time the fast food industry started using cottonseed oil in their deep fryers at the suggestions of the medical establishment. Here's the deal. Even if you eat a regular morel raw, you can get sick. Just like cooking the pokeweed leaves, Kill the toxins with high heat. We fry our morels in oil at high heat till their golden brown. Then we add the butter for flavor. Don't fry your mushrooms in regular unclarified butter because the milk solids burn and you wont destroy the toxins at the temp butter burns. You can get away with Clarified butter {aka Ghee} because it can handle higher heat and you are less temped to eat the mushrooms undercooked.

Fishing that kinda currents how much lead are you using

I believe if you do a bit more research you will find you have a Merc 30/20 Jet. You loose about 1/3 of your rating from prop to jet. I had a 60/45 Jet a few years ago and IME it was a bit over rated as a Jet. Should have been called a 60/40 as they are now. Now that the industry has gone to 4-strokes the power/weight ratio is worse than it was with 2-strokes and they don't even make the 20 Jet anymore. For anyone wanting to make their own from parts look for the 30HP 2-stroke or better yet a 35HP 2-stroke which will give you about a 25 Jet.

❤Thank you I saw your video and I made it and returned them back to the wood

Son lirios . ‽ 👍🤩🙏

I would like to know what the white powder is🤔

Good lord I thought I was obsessed with morels lol Great job man👏👏👏

I’d give you a 👍 but you got plenty of those

You can do the same with a sprayer. You said you can not grow your own but then why do this ? Collect the morels in a bucket. Then add just water to clean them off. Use that spore filled water in s sprayer. Now spray the area you want. This works. Give it year or 2. Some places the 3rd year was best. I have started telling people last few years. It is something that can help.

If you're going to eat them, why not boil it first? It seems that these must not contain a lot of gyromitra, but boiling them apparently pulls out gyromitra so why not pull out as much as you can.

looks like it was logging area maybe..newbie here,,thoughts??

Great watching you

Those guys in Canada get 1000 2000 lbs a year every year just 5 of them.

Thats crazy.

Like a QVC program.

You need a net bag not a bucket .

Nice shrooms. Weighing stems doesn't count though

Hey Johnny how was the season? Guessing you're All wrapped up now? Starting up pretty great here in Southern Ontario Canada. Still only early spots are producing so far, we're about 2 weeks early.

You sound like real smuggler 🤞

Sir I have 4kg dried moral mashrooms...will you buy from me

I do agree. Transition lines are key. That’s why mounded areas provide perfect spots. You got some real honkers there bro.

I thought the fire was good for them. Any disturbance

So the ones in plastic... few questions for ya. Are the from field right into bag ? Any rinsing baths or cutting done ? Put in bag dry damp wet any thing like a dry or damp paper towel in with them..and finally is bag open or shut ot partially open?

Elm Cherry and Ash here in Ohio

Wow - I’m super jelly 🤣

Do the research there’s numerous reasons why they do controlled burns

I’ve always been tempted to sell some but always just give em to my parents and in-laws , guessing your in Oklahoma or maybe Kansas? No big woods, river cottonwoods?

God.mashrom

Hi

What state are you in ?

Couple things... tare on the scale will set the weight back to zero after putting the bucket on it. Unless you weighed them all at one time (which seems odd since you had multiple buckets full) you would need to subtract 2.2 pounds from each bucket you weighed. Not just once.

Check yourself for black mold under your armpits

Those mushrooms are no good. ,but if you really want to get rid of them i will take them off your hands...

Beautiful thank you for taking us along and God bless you

My gosh looks at those big things…👍

I dont understand how that's greedy, especially if its his land. I think yall just jealous. He's telling you where and hiw to find them. How about take the info He's giving you free of charge and go find em for yourself, and if you dsont have time then dont complain about buying em. People bitch about anything i swear. On another note, congratulations to you man.

What tipe of trees are those

My kinda of fishing right there and good eating

You inspire me to mushroom hunt

Hay Johnny we totally enjoyed your video but my friend is in a wheelchair 🦽 and we been trying to find morels in the woods with no luck but your video made feel like I was finding big yellows and Todd And Raymond from Peoria Heights Illinois

Im new to this, but i went out today to look for some morels, i found some on the hillsides, but they were fairly small and kinda dry. Im in the foothills of south carolina. Did i miss the season?

lol i found a nice sized one and watched this while cooking them. just battered in flour and deep fried. ive eaten them since i was little, they are my favorite ones, you just cant eat too many lol.

Yummmmmm