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For my pal Brokken

So I recently sent my buddy ol' pal 110 fresh morels. All of which rotted during the 2 days in transit. I felt so bad that I made an afternoon of hunting for more of the elusive morel mushrooms, just for him. It was pouring rain, and cold.. but it's going to take more than that to stop the morel master! Unfortunately, this was a spur of the moment hunt and all I had was my crappy iPhone to take pics with. So bare with me..
I decided to stop into one of my oldest honey holes, and take a look around. And here's what I found.


I wasn't alone.. that's for sure!

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That's not a morel..

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That's not a morel..

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That's not a morel..

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That's not a morel..

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That's not a morel..

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That's not a morel..

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That's not a morel.. Wild though! Someone stole this tree's stump.

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That's not a.. wait a minute.. IT'S A MOREL!!

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and another.. and another.. AND ANOTHER!

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All in all.. not a bad haul. :awesome:

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Hey Mass,
How well do those morels dry out? I have never had them. I can find them, but the nearest areas for them are two to three hours drive before hiking.
I pick lots of types of fungi, but we can only eat so much at a time, so we dehydrate most of what I pick.
Maybe trade some King Bolete's for some Morels?
 
Hey Mass,
How well do those morels dry out? I have never had them. I can find them, but the nearest areas for them are two to three hours drive before hiking.
I pick lots of types of fungi, but we can only eat so much at a time, so we dehydrate most of what I pick.
Maybe trade some King Bolete's for some Morels?

Morels dry very, very well. Mass has traded me stuff for morels before, and they are very good.
 
Morels do dry very well. They bring a good penny as well. I've never had much luck in Connecticut (only find the big whites around here and most chef's won't buy those). I head down to Virginia every year and find enough to unload in NYC.
 
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