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Mushroom Hunting

The most common edible mushroom hunted by mushroom enthusiasts is the morel or sponge-mushroom. Abandoned orchards and areas with ash or elm trees are often the most productive areas for mushroom seekers. Wild mushrooms typically grow under the cover of leaves, dead wood and other forest debris, quickly emerging after a moderate or heavy rain. Woodlands in the eastern half of the state offer some of the best mushroom hunting opportunities. Mushroom hunting is permitted at all 20 state forests in Ohio, encompassing more than 200,000 acres. Many state park areas also allow mushroom hunting, however individuals should contact park officials for specific rules and restrictions that may apply to each facility.


I Found One

Our son Derek finding his first mushroom and showing the results of a good morning hunt.



NICE ONES

I found these "NICE ONES" May 2, 2003 while Turkey Hunting in Fairfield County near Bremen, Ohio. Steve


Michigan Mushrooms

Although Ohio offers some good mushroom hunting opportunities we have found that Michigan is the best by far. For detailed mushroom information and hunting reports you should visit Michigan Morels.Com This is the most comprehensive site I have seen dedicated to mushroom hunting. Here you will find a bunch of great friendly people sharing information about mushroom hunting as well as other outdoor activities.


 

 


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