I found some yesterday

Not large yet but probably next week they will be. Supposed to rain this weekend so look out Monday

This wet weekend will have them exploding....

I found 4 that had been up awhile up north of Kansas City at the 3 corners

Had a high school buddy in SWMO post a photo of huge haul earlier this week.

Found about 25 in a 50FT square area today in Liberty...Medium sized yellows... More rain will got them popping more...

Found 7. Going again tomorrow.

Here in northeast ok people are hauling them in left and right. My dads got 165 acres may go look. What's the best place to look? I'm a newb to these.

Sandy soil and dead trees. River or creek bottoms are always good places to look

Found one nice one before it started hailing. Calling it a day until tomorrow .

I hope all the people who are delivering you guys Morels in plastic bags aren't carrying them out of the woods like that? Won't be a spore that hits the ground....

Did some looking while turkey hunting today. Through I nice wet area along a river with several creeks and streams running through. No luck I assume I probably missed some. I hear it's hard to pick out the first one then it gets easy after that?

I always look for the color of the mushrooms. Seems to be a color that doesn't match it's surroundings. And yes, once you see 1, it seems like others will magically appear before your eyes

The people bringing them to me have been doing this for quite some time, they know what they are doing

There's an auction house here locally where people will bring morels to sell. It's the only place I've seen where you can buy them.

Of course, you have to inspect before you buy, to be sure they're still good.

If they aren't using a sack with holes, such as an onion bag, then they are doing it wrong. I don't care how long they've been doing it. That's what I'm saying. Perhaps your guys are doing it right. Putting shit in plastic bags and buckets out in the woods destroys hope of high yield future crops because the spores aren't being released to the ground. That's the whole deal in a nutshell.