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chantrelle help
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im having trouble finding anything about what to look for when hunting chantrelles...i checked all my morel spots but havent seen one, any help would be greatly appreciated


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Re: chantrelle help [Re: fetalscab]
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look under oak and aspen.they can be under other types of trees too but oak and aspen work pretty well for me.I found a few under some eastern hemlock this year but just a few.:igor:

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Re: chantrelle help [Re: fetalscab]
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Usually find mine within close proximity to bitchn' camaros.... actually for a short time that was literally true... thankfully that guy moved.

I'll second what coon said, oak trees rock for all kinds of mushrooms.

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Re: chantrelle help [Re: georgeM]
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White oak and Beech here. Beech typically hosts C. appalachiensis, which is more fragile and short lived than C. lateritius or cibarius.

I wouldn't bother looking for chanties around morel habitat. The trees that morels like are usually at the bottom of the ravine. The trees that chanties like are at the top of the hill. Also when looking for oak, check the ground for acorns or leaves and then look way way way up, because oaks are canopy trees, sometimes from the ground you can't see their crown unless you strain.

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Re: chantrelle help [Re: YidakiMan]
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And always look more moss. Usually, if I don't see moss, I won't find anything.

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Re: chantrelle help [Re: YidakiMan]
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live oaks and pin oaks around here. Big ones, usually.


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Re: chantrelle help [Re: PinheadX]
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thanks guys i have been checking poplar and ash....and havent found one yet this is probably why


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Re: chantrelle help [Re: fetalscab]
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Interesting. Here in Colorado I find most of my Chanterelles under Lodgepole Pine. At higher altitudes I find them under mixed Blue or Engelmann Spruce and Subalpine Fir.

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Re: chantrelle help [Re: ToxicMan]
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Where you find chanterelles in large numbers depends totally on what part of the country you are in. Where I grew up in Ohio chants were only found around the red oaks in our area. I now live in northern washington state in the cascade mountain range, and I find pounds upon pounds of chants under second growth, douglas fir trees ONLY. When I find this exact micro climate, without any other mix of tree, the little golden spots start popping right out of the moss. So the first question when concearning chant locations, is what part of the country do you live in?


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Re: chantrelle help [Re: YidakiMan]
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YidakiMan said:
White oak and Beech here. Beech typically hosts C. appalachiensis, which is more fragile and short lived than C. lateritius or cibarius.

I wouldn't bother looking for chanties around morel habitat. The trees that morels like are usually at the bottom of the ravine. The trees that chanties like are at the top of the hill. Also when looking for oak, check the ground for acorns or leaves and then look way way way up, because oaks are canopy trees, sometimes from the ground you can't see their crown unless you strain.


Agreed, but here in West Virginia, you can find them under pines on occasion. Near or at the top of mountains. I recently moved back here from Alaska and I haven't had any luck finding morels but I've found basketfuls of different types of chanterelles, appalachians, cinnabars(really good eating), smalls(cantharellus minor), and even a few dozen goldens.

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Re: chantrelle help [Re: gandalf579]
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around here they only grow on the sunny side of creek beds, they seem to like lil shaddy spots that tend to get direct sun at high noon. also I've never seen chant's around here under any sort of hardwood, always in the more coniferous ecosystems. :boobs:


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Re: chantrelle help [Re: snoot]
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Nice pic Glacier, looks tasty.


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