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We've been having quite the Morel season so far this year, especially after those heavy rains. Been finding some Pheasantbacks as well.
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Nice haul Sprite. I am just new to this morel hunting. The Wife and I have been doing a lot of walking but I don't even know if we have any in the North Bay area this far North.
You certainly do as I've found them in Nipissing (the town) area
Might be a bit early for you yet. Soon though. A couple warm days after a good rain usually does it for me down here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Muskyhunter
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Wow what a great haul Sprite!!! I wish I could find a spot to get a decent feed of them. Found 4 on my lawn yesterday but that is the most I have ever found. Any tips on best places to find them in Ontario?? How is the pheasantback for eating??? I have a bunch of them behind my house on old stumps, never tried it though, sounds like it might be worth trying!
This week we have seen a ton if morals pop up. Should be good picking fur the next week
Thanks Big Jack. I own some land in that area so I will check it out. What kind of terrain should I check around Nipissing?Quote:
Originally Posted by Big Jack
Thanks,
Holy cow, what a haul...
Watch the pheasant backs. I dried a bunch of them to use as Turkey mount faces.and thy were full of littel holes after a week. Littel worms had burrowed there way out of them
are there any other mushrooms that look similar or are you pretty safe going by pictures. Thanks.