From: snag_one@msn.com   
      
   Steve Peek wrote:   
   > On Wednesday, March 13, 2013 5:54:46 PM UTC-4, Snag wrote:   
   >>   
   >> mostly oak forest , with a few cedars , some vines , blueberries and   
   >>   
   >> dogwoods . Basically untouched upland hardwood forest . I'm not even   
   >> sure   
   >>   
   >> morels grow around here , but it's a good excuse to go tramping   
   >> around in   
   >>   
   >> the trees .   
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   >> --   
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   >> Snag   
   >   
   > There are morels in your state, but an oak forest is not the place to   
   > look. Look for areas with ash, elm and tulip poplar. Check rich   
   > stream drainages, They should start in the next 1-3 weeks. When   
   > you've had 5 consecuative nights with the temperature above 50 get   
   > out and look.   
   > Steve   
      
     Well , I don't really know of any areas around our place with ash and elm   
   , much less tulip poplar ... I was hopeful though , cuz we love 'shrooms .   
   And morels look like one of the safer types for beginners . Anything edible   
   commonly grow in oak forests ?   
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