Hot young blondes in the cascades!
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Morel hunting in a forest fire burn areaby mycoexist4,417 views- 4:10
MyMorels.com: Morel Mushroom Bed Site Prepby JetCityTrading9,477 views
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Huge patch of Wild Mushrooms Oregonby drtimlow4,481 views
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Morels " 52 Pick-Up "by grifola7,060 views
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monster morels-short versionby mycoexist23,265 views
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Hunt for the Wild Morel Mushroomby nuvodotnet61,511 views
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Morel hunting in a burn from 2007by mycoexist5,818 views
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Spring Porciniby Finspot4,537 views
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Dead Elm Tree with Morel Mushroomsby ChrisMatherly58,124 views
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Giant Morelby sporeprints26,397 views
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Morel Cultivation - part 4by sporeprints16,978 views
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Chanterelle Mushroomsby ChrisMatherly37,895 views
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Morchella Esculenta The White Morelby grifola44,590 views
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Nice Patch Of Black Morel Mushroomsby ChrisMatherly40,540 views
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Finding Morels (Morchella) with my son Chris in S.E. MNby spaceman4554,680 views
I live in N. Idaho and have only run into these a few times. The first year I found a small patch of them and some were actually gray in color. I consider myself an expert morel hunter; however, I have to admit that I really know very little about these elusive mountain/western blondes. I know an area in the Blue Mountains (Washington) where the yellow morels seem to appear every year, but I would rather find those pretty blondes. Does anybody have any details on where to find these in Idaho?
barb0087 9 months ago
I think I read once that these are more closely related to blacks than the typical yellows found under cottonwoods or dying elms out east. But man, the are a pain in the arse to find decent amounts. I think 2007 was the best for me, but every subsequent year the same patch produced fewer it seems. Nice vid chicken.
VikingStreaker 1 year ago
Now those are my kind of woodland blondes!
I was surprised to find you on here, though I don't know why I was surprised, you seem to be everywhere! *chuckle*
fourgotten 2 years ago
So what are these mountain blondes, COW? Are they light-colored blacks--or the montane variety of riparian yellows? Damn, there's a lot to learn about our beloved Morchella.
Most excellent vid-u-lations. Thanks for the education. I'm ready to get back out there!
Finspot 3 years ago