Mushroom hunting

[Fishersjohn48]

What are the legal calibers for mushroom in Indiana? The guy at Walmart said that you have to use those mushrooming hollowpoints but I don't know where to find them. Where can you find cheap mushrooming hollowpoints in Indiana? I tried to post some pictures of the ammo and the guy but it wouldn't let me.

 

[printcraft]

7/11 Indian or Casino Indian??

Arrow up the behind kind of Indian.

 

[360]

Wanna know the bum deal for me? I'm red/green colorblind and I can't see the damn things. I'd step right over them.

I have to rely on someone to give me some of their "extras" if I'm gonna enjoy them

Or pay $40 a pound at the local market. (I refuse to do that)

 

[Andre46996]

Arrow up the behind kind of Indian.

Gay??

With the arrow reference I would assume Native American Indian.

The whole up the behind deal throws me a bit, are you saying you part gay Indian??

That explains the picture in your avatar then..

 

[grunt soldier]

lmao andre. that is a strange reference. and man 40 dollars a lb isn't as bad as i have seen it. a lot of the morel farmers sell them for up to 70 bucks a lb. i found about 15lbs of them last year and god did i eat good. i can't wait to get out here soon and start looking. blue gill and morel, i am not sure it gets much better than that

 

[38special]

lmao andre. that is a strange reference. and man 40 dollars a lb isn't as bad as i have seen it. a lot of the morel farmers sell them for up to 70 bucks a lb. i found about 15lbs of them last year and god did i eat good. i can't wait to get out here soon and start looking. blue gill and morel, i am not sure it gets much better than that

That literally gives me butterflies in my stomach.

Also, I realize how gay that sounds, so no need to point it out.

I freakin love morells and bluegills. I can't wait!

 

[printcraft]

Gay??

With the arrow reference I would assume Native American Indian.

The whole up the behind deal throws me a bit, are you saying you part gay Indian??

That explains the picture in your avatar then..

Here is a picture from the last INGO shoot. You were there, you remember?!? I told you you could rock that bandanna and the cowboy hat!

 

[Andre46996]

Here is a picture from the last INGO shoot. You were there, you remember?!? I told you you could rock that bandanna and the cowboy hat!

Your memory is clearly fading as you age, if you will recall correctly I was dressed as the biker, Jclark was the cowboy.

 

[Andre46996]

That literally gives me butterflies in my stomach.

Also, I realize how gay that sounds, so no need to point it out.

I freakin love morells and bluegills. I can't wait!

Fixed that for you.

 

[rmabrey]

Anyone been lucky and find some popping up early in southern indiana?

 

[blackoak]

Last year on April 19 I found 24 lbs. on that day in Pike county spoil banks. I think it's going to be a little later this year. The woods haven't even started to green up yet, but the dam ticks are out and about already

 

[HICKMAN]

what caliber do you use?

bread sack

 

[Goosepond Monster]

I was thinking about hitting the woods sometime this weekend. I figured with the warmer night time temperatures that they might start popping soon.

 

[HICKMAN]

7/11 Indian or Casino Indian??

I always say "dot or feather"

My wife doesn't find it funny, being half NA,

 

[standeford]

I found a single gray on Sunday, just south of Martinsville. It was a runt and hidden by leaves. Only reason I saw it was because I was rooting around for a 22LR I dropped. It was in a spot where I always find early grays and yellows.

They gotta be up in quantity this weekend.

 

[Lonnie]

With these warm temps and sun they should start finding a few down south.
Like has already been said , once turkey season starts its usally on the downward trend

We always say when the dandilions are up the mushrooms are up

 

[Panama]

Indiana in the Spring, mushrooms & Copperheads!
Won't stop me from going, but I always go well armed!
I have always been told you can smell them before you see them, I've seen'em, but I have never smelled them?

 

[sgt.porter]

When do you start hunting for mushrooms in Indiana?

Got the fever yet?
Mushroom hunting in Indiana can be a never ending, year long adventure, if you know what to look for. But I'll assume you're just looking for Morels.
There is no set day or week to designate when the morel gods will begin their journey northward, spreading their sweet fruits as they go. Spend enough time in the woods and nature will let you know when the time is right. One day you'll wake up and just know that it is time to go hunting because the mushrooms have arrived.
If you're just starting out though, there's an easier way to find out when to go hunting. Find one or more of the many morel communities on the internet. Morels.com even facebook are good places to look. Remember that morels travel northward, so find people who live south of you. When they start finding morels, your time is close. As a general rule of thumb, the first morels move at a rate of about 50 miles north per week. I expect to see reports of the first blacks in southern IN within a week and the first yellows a week or so later.
I have access to more than a dozen private woodlands stretching from Richmond to Angola and normally get about 6 good weeks of morel hunting from mid Apr through mid June.

 

[Whosyer]

Did a little recon yesterday. Just starting to get some grass sprouting up in our woods. Saw the start of a few small "jack in the pulpits". We're probably 2 weeks away at our place. (straight west of Lafayette)

 

[Mokkie]

Got the fever yet?
Mushroom hunting in Indiana can be a never ending, year long adventure, if you know what to look for. But I'll assume you're just looking for Morels.
There is no set day or week to designate when the morel gods will begin their journey northward, spreading their sweet fruits as they go. Spend enough time in the woods and nature will let you know when the time is right. One day you'll wake up and just know that it is time to go hunting because the mushrooms have arrived.
If you're just starting out though, there's an easier way to find out when to go hunting. Find one or more of the many morel communities on the internet. Morels.com even facebook are good places to look. Remember that morels travel northward, so find people who live south of you. When they start finding morels, your time is close. As a general rule of thumb, the first morels move at a rate of about 50 miles north per week. I expect to see reports of the first blacks in southern IN within a week and the first yellows a week or so later.
I have access to more than a dozen private woodlands stretching from Richmond to Angola and normally get about 6 good weeks of morel hunting from mid Apr through mid June.

I have been away from Indiana for a few years. Moved back here late last spring miss it last year.But I am going out this morning. Cant help myself. The woods seem to be calling me.Even if I dont find anything I just have to get out there. With my wife being Ill I cant leave anytime I want but have a good friends wife that is going to step up and be with my wife while I'm gone. The weather Is nice the past couple of days. But like I said it might be early But I just cant help my self I have got to get out there and see for my self.