MOREL MUSHROOMS!

[agill]

I like them with eggs. Though I found some the other day and fried some in an iron skillet with some venison steaks. That was good! Then the wife fixed some more in spaghetti and that was good also!

 

[redwing]

I did not know they grew out Neb. way. I thought they were more of an eastern thing NY,NC, Alabama
Ill. In. so forth.

 

[omarick1948]

I did not know they grew out Neb. way. I thought they were more of an eastern thing NY,NC, Alabama
Ill. In. so forth.

Morels grow in just about every area of the country!...Here in Nebraska it's almost an institution this time of year.

The banks and woodlands of the Missouri, Platte, Republican, Loup and other waterways usually are the best locations to find 'em!

We even have people using GPS to mark previously hot area's for future hunts!...It gets a little crazy! :youcrazy:

 

[mazo kid]

country!..
We even have people using GPS to mark previously hot area's for future hunts!...It gets a little crazy! :youcrazy:

Horner....care to forward some of those GPS locations!!?? :grin:

 

[shmrck1]

I did not know they grew out Neb. way. I thought they were more of an eastern thing NY,NC, Alabama
Ill. In. so forth.

They are where you find them IMO!
snake-eyes :hmm:

 

[Blizzard of '93]

I'm envious of ya'll - up here in the mountains morels are really scarce. but I love 'em man they are good fried up with small venison cutlets and golden 'taters.

 

[PaulN/KS]

They are just starting to come up around here. Found about 2 dozen or so in the last couple of days. We like them in scrambled eggs and bacon with rye toast on the side...YUM!

On aside note: The dang ticks are out too and are one of the hazards of the hunt.

 

[omarick1948]

Sorry Mazo Kid,...I just git out and stumble around looking for them!

GPS to me means GAS PRICE"S SKYROCKETING!.. :shocked2:

Rick

 

[Blizzard of '93]

watch out fer copperheads! :shocked2:

 

[omarick1948]

Don't have any copperheads in this neck of the fruited plains, but one has to look out for Ticks and an occasional "Swamp Thing" along the river bottoms!... :shocked2:

 

[PaulN/KS]

Oh I surely do. I usually have my walking stick with me for snakes...got to start remembering the Deet for the danged ticks and chiggers now too. :cursing:

 

[buckknife]

Were just starten to get into them here in Iowa.Found 4 gallons of gray and yellow mix today.We dip in eggs and then flour and fry in butter.Stuffed my belly full at supper tonight.

 

[Blizzard of '93]

'4 gallons' would indeed stuff a feller! :haha:

 

[Big Lee]

Just getting ready to head out for the day and see if I can find a few. We leave Wed. night for Cadilac area for four days of Morels and Trout. Sounds like its going to be a good year for them.

 

[graybeard]

It's true they go great with trout, but my favorite is with venison steaks and asparagus, all fried lightly in olive oil. graybeard

 

[shmrck1]

Well after all this talk,I called an old friend
middle of last week,big time hunter.With a little
pushing got to go out Sat with him. Got to his woods and he sent me off in a direction that I may
locate some,and he went another way.
About 2 hours later we met up.I had 18 in my
brown bag,and was tiggled to death.He had 63 and
was not satisfied.Go figure! He gave me 2 of his so I had an even 20.They are in the frig till
I make up a rescipe.
snake-eyes

 

[PaulN/KS]

Walked around yesterday and found about 6 of the bigger yellowish ones out back by the dead elm...grilled sirloin and sauteed mushrooms in butter was the supper last night... :grin: