ELM TREE IDENTIFICATION GUIDE FOR MOREL MUSHROOM FORAGERS - SLIPPERY ELM TREES vs AMERICAN ELM 2024 

I liked everything in this video except he encourages people to find trees and go find morels. No discussion on Private Property. As in ASK permission to go on to someone's property, don't trespass.

​Tell me how you really feel@@johnp7551

​@@johnp7551also, I've seen him cover asking permission on private land in quite a few of his videos. You must be new.

​​@@johnp7551 Duh. By which I mean to say, it's a video on tree identification. Not every video needs a section on how trespassing isn't ok.

actually once you are sensitized to these things it is very true. i have id's many plants at 70-80 mph.

Thanks!

Thanks!

You're welcome!

Easiest way ~is id the elm tree by its leaves in season! The bark forever after confirms it in the woods. Fyi!

In michigan??

Thanks. Your reply read my mind. Most Elms are gone due to Dutch Elm Disease in Mi. So I was wondering about other good trees to find morels. Good vid tho.

Thanks!

Any luck so far, what state? County, gps coordinates😉

Yeah, how’s it going? No luck yet in WNC. Maybe getting too late now.

@@billybatts9491 thank you . People around here would shoot you if your in there spot

Good luck!

You can reach out to them online store 💯💯👍

Sharon_dize????

IN ????IG!!!!!

Thanks!

@@Leatherwoodoutdoors2 Hi John, 40 years+ ago I worked on The Allegheny National Forest for the US Forest Service and lived outside Marienville in Loleta Recreation Area, loved that area up there, it feels so insulated from the busy areas of Pennsylvania, would go shop for groceries once a week in Clarion. Great Fishing up there, such a really nice area, you are so versed in the outdoors, you have picked up a lot along the way, you must of had some very good mentors too. My Grandfather taught me a lot and so did my Dad and I thank the many others also that kept drilling the trees and ferns and wildflowers into me. Mushrooms I was always told to stay away from. Got to mention the huge Black Cherry trees that are up there. The Forest Service would always paint a big capital S on them and collect the seeds. I understand they don't do that anymore. Will look forward to more of your videos and wish you and Danielle the very best.

Pennsylvania means Penn's Forest or Woods!

You're welcome!

I'm in central Indiana.. Been hunting morels for 35 years.. Until about 3 years ago I strictly hunted elm trees.. The past three years though, I've been finding more mushrooms on sycamore trees than elms.. I picked 18lbs under one sycamore last year.. Went back 5 days later and picked another 10lbs under the same sycamore..

@@MarkLada was that tree dead?

@@mrglock2313 No, it was alive.. It was growing probably 15 feet from a creek bank.. There was one massive sycamore, it probably had a 12' circumference, with three smaller sycamores growing right beside it.. This year I mainly hunted sycamores growing on waters edge.. I had another great season even though conditions were dry here.. My buddy hunted elms and he was lucky if he found 2lbs all season..

@@MarkLada i call Bullshit...🤣

@@randallrader680 That's 100% legit man..

Glad you enjoy the videos! You're welcome!

Do you have to go dig them out of their hole each Spring?!

Thank You for posting this. I scrolled through the comments hoping someone else had this thought as he walked on to what is probably private property looking at a tree.

@@AlexNGreen Land of free... but every square foot is guarded by some nut with a gun. Why be like that?

This dude has definitely trespassed many times.

@@canadiangemstones7636because they worked for it and paid for it.

Very true

I completely agree.

Thank you!

Noticed. I did not pick it.

@@Leatherwoodoutdoors2 Should have known. I've been looking for two years and no morels yet. Haven't given up yet.