If it's the thrill of the hunt you love, you'll be in good company online with hundreds of websites and forums sharing tips, recipes, and up-to-the-minute sightings. 
And if you find more mushrooms than you know what to do with, sell them on eBay!

• Learn how to identify a false morel.

• Get practical advice about safety and the science of mushroom hunting.

• Morels.com has message boards from around the country where morel stalkers post sightings and share advice. 

• The Great Morel Site has an excellent recipe section along with a lot of other fun stuff for the avid mushroom hunter.

• Mushroom Expert.com has a comprehensive guide to every aspect of mushroom hunting.

•  Attend a Morel Festival this year.

• Go on a guided morel hunt in Michigan.

• Tips for freezing and drying

Paper or plastic?
Forget about those, you need a bag that lets the morels breathe and will hold up under moisture.  A lot of hunters use pillowcases.  Mesh is good because it also helps spread spores as you walk around the woods.  Onion or orange sacks work well.

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