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relic said:
way to go man.  nice finds and congrats on not dying cause that would sorta suck and i'd be reading something a dead man wrote which is sorta creepy.

going foraging saturday this weekend.  we've finally gotten ****, too. 

next weekend should be morel heaven if they're actually going to fruit since by then it will have been consistently moist as well as not too hot or cold for at least ten days straight.

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Thanks man,and yeah,I'm still kicking

I wish you luck on you foray,and find some Morels for me!
They didn't fruit in any of my locations this season,for some reason

I was going to go back out today,but it's already so hot and humid,I think I'll pass,until after the next three days worth of rain we are supposed to get

I hate to say it,but a couple weeks back when it was cold,I was wishing for this weather,and now,I just want it to be cool,so I can go back out mushroom hunting,and continue all my gardening projects without getting burnt the hell up
It's supposed to be cloudy and 69 Monday,hooray!!!

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relic said:
i hear you on the weather stuff and thanks; hopefully my wine cap patch is busting at the seams!  it was so damn dry around my woods for three weeks straight, unlike any stretch of spring wx i could remember.  i was wishing like hell for some r*** and now it's gonna be "wet and miserable" according to my non-foraging friends...but i call it sweeeet.

hey if you feel like it, take a look at the outdoor cultivation forum and see if you want to post your grow there.  i'm building pics and info with my ovoid experiments and am going to post a log there once another week or two passes.

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Dude,we just are just too impatient when it comes to hunting

Yeah man,I'm just going to spawn all that colonizing ovoid substrate to an outdoor area area where I fish,and just leave it,however,I have a Wine Cap grow that I want to do,and I had  a bit of success with one last year.

The huge mound of corn stalks,that I found pounds upon pound of Wine Caps from last season,has been eaten all the way down to ground level,and there are barely any stalks left.
This is most likely why,I only found a few specimens.

Well,I know where a field is right now,with tons of stalks still on the ground rotting,and my plan is to gather up a bucket of those,then wait for some Caps to fruit again from my spot,and then mix in stem butts with a bed of stalks I put in a shady spot at my house.
I did that in a pot last year,and I actually got a few fruits!

I know it will work,and I'll post my log in the outdoor cultivation forum,as soon as I get started
Thanks for that link