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Hunting Morels in East-Central Missouri
East-central Missouri is a great region for morel mushroom hunting, especially during the spring (typically late March through early May depending on weather). There are many ideal habitats for morels in East-Central and St. Louis region of Missouri. Here’s where and what to look for: 1. Deciduous Woodlands South-facing slopes warm up faster and are great early-season…
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What is the ideal air and ground temperature for morels to grow?
Known for their unique flavor and meaty texture, morel mushrooms are highly sought-after delicacies. They are a favorite of gourmet chefs and mushroom hunters alike, but they can be…
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Can you eat morel mushrooms raw?
It is not recommended to eat morel mushrooms raw as they contain a mildly toxic compound called hydrazine that can cause stomach upset, vomiting, and other digestive issues.…
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Do Deer Eat Morels?
While deer are known to eat a wide variety of plants, including many types of mushrooms, there is little evidence to suggest…
What types of edible mushrooms can be found in North America?
A wide variety of edible mushrooms can be found in North America. Although far from an exhaustive list, here are some of…
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What Happens to Morels in Freezing Weather and Snow?
Although rare, sometimes we find ourselves in the middle of prime morel season, then out of nowhere, freezing tempuratures and snow. If…
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