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Morrels??
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<blockquote data-quote="shorefisherman" data-source="post: 1871407" data-attributes="member: 5582"><p>yep, looks like its goin to get muggy soon......</p><p>heres some tips to hunt these treats down. for me, i have my usual patch on the property. they are usually found in mix of cedar, pine thickets with good amounts of rotting leaves on the ground. they are very very hard to see when the leaves on the ground is dry, so the best time is after a thunder storm when the rotting leaves are pressed down to the ground. they will still be hard to see but if u crutch down low u will have better chance of finding them, just lock ur eye sight to cone shape object. when searching on a hill, start from the bottom and look up the hill and work your way up.</p><p>again, they are very hard to see. so take your time, i usually sit at a spot and just stare the ground for a while. and if u find one, mark it in ur head and keep searching the area, but do pick them immediately as u will have hard time finding it again if u dont. </p><p>i think most people dont find them cuz they tend to overlook not takin their time to thourghly comb the suspected area. and many are found along backroad sides.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="shorefisherman, post: 1871407, member: 5582"] yep, looks like its goin to get muggy soon...... heres some tips to hunt these treats down. for me, i have my usual patch on the property. they are usually found in mix of cedar, pine thickets with good amounts of rotting leaves on the ground. they are very very hard to see when the leaves on the ground is dry, so the best time is after a thunder storm when the rotting leaves are pressed down to the ground. they will still be hard to see but if u crutch down low u will have better chance of finding them, just lock ur eye sight to cone shape object. when searching on a hill, start from the bottom and look up the hill and work your way up. again, they are very hard to see. so take your time, i usually sit at a spot and just stare the ground for a while. and if u find one, mark it in ur head and keep searching the area, but do pick them immediately as u will have hard time finding it again if u dont. i think most people dont find them cuz they tend to overlook not takin their time to thourghly comb the suspected area. and many are found along backroad sides. [/QUOTE]
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