Find This Mushroom, Find More Morels

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[triciac]

Love your videos: relatively shortish, concise and full of interesting and educational info. Thank you!

[paulfollo]

Another great video! Right to the point, useful information. Thanks!

[jazzchristineart]

You are a breath of fresh air and lovingly clear. Thank you.

[psyclecat]

This is the kind of information that I am seeking. Thank you

[paavoviuhko]

Where I used to live in southern Ontario I used to pick every spring a good crop of morels. I have no memory of seeing these Velvet Foot species. It was a climax uphill mixed wood stand of red and white pine and sugar maple and beech. We had no elm. And all the morels I picked there were black capped. Every year I would disperse pieces of several morels in the hope of "reseeding" the soil. They never failed to show up. But now I live farther north and only once have I found morels. But the Chanterelles and King Boletes more than make up for my loss. Thanks for this video.

[dannyteal]

You are amazingly well-spoken. I enjoy your reports

[MrGreenotwo]

Thanks Adam for everything you provide us !

[johnkuehn]

As always, a wonderful and helpful presentation. Thank you.

[missshroom]

Hi Adam!💙🌎🎄…I’m still out there looking for mushrooms even in the winter…thanks to you teaching me❤️ Merry Christmas

[scottholliday]

Thank you for the information my friend as always.

[travis]

Thank you for all the help you have given me.

[shadodragonette]

So glad I found this channel! I'm in Missouri, and have begun paying a lot more attention to the mushrooms I see on my friends property and in state parks (I live in town). I know not everything is the same here as it is where you live, but enough similarities that I find this information VERY useful. Thank you so very much!

[runningwoods]

Thank you Adam 😊👍
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[riverbender]

Thanks Adam. You always provide great information...

[aedleathers]

I absolutely love your videos, Dr. H.!! You're a true ecologist, with an obvious love for mycology! Thanks!

[gaia]

Thank you so much for the wonderful content.
I am quire grateful that you have invested time into your channel!

[joet]

Absolutely right!! Most of the spots that I harvest velvet foot have Morels in the spring.

[TheArtisticGardener]

Awesome info Adam! I’ve had a hunch the tree I’ve been finding enokis on is possibly an elm, and now I’ll be checking that spot this spring for morels! Thank you so much!!

[suga-b]

I live in the Connecticut River valley between VT&NH. We find our Morales around ash trees more often then not. Happy forging.

[Pilzmaxe]

I'm from Germany and i've never heard of a strong association of either velvet foot or morell with elm trees. The latter grows predominantly with ash trees here (fraxinus excelsior).