Lots of mushrooms. Am I the only guy picking them?

[seabass]

I think my Baba called them Papanka mushrooms. They usually grew on old rotted logs and wet forest floors. Not sure if these are the same ones u are picking freewheat.

[greybeard]

Talked to a guy yesterday said he was making $200 day picking Morels.
I think the buyers are paying $4.50-$5.50 a pound.
That's a lot of mushrooms!

[SASKFARMER3]

My grandma use to come from Regina to the farm and go pick them when I was a youngster. Then take butter and cream and make a gravey to put on perogies. Not the healthiest but hey her and her sisters all made it to just under a 100 years old or 100 so maybe it's the fountain of youth!

[sumdumguy]

How many of you have eaten beetnicks? Now a few dozen morels in a cream sauce on beetniks. Ya toobe cauzou!

[freewheat]

Oh man, sumdum. That sounds tremendous. Will have to try that one.

[Braveheart]

My mom knew the safe ones to pick. Sadly, she died without passing on the knowledge.

I'm freaked out about poisonous ones. Watched Clint Eastwood in "The Beguiled" too many times.

[sumdumguy]

I know the Orange tops with sponge bottom are good and crinkly brown ones. It's the pedpanky ones where I could get burned, the tall, skinny ones. That's mushrooms, I'm talking.

[seabass]

Beetniks are ass kicker

[checking]

What a happy bunch, and all talking mushrooms!!

9" of rain. 7 days of cloud. A well rotted manure base. It makes for a lousy harvest, unless it's mushrooms.

[freewheat]

You nailed it checking. Between the rains I have been trying to cut, rake and bale hay, so there has been plenty of time to stop when I see a shroom from the tractor. Bout the only thing can be harvested these days.