The window for foraging wild morels is relatively short, and the danger of mistaking them for something poisonous – such as ...

Like nearly all wild mushrooms, morels require specific conditions to grow. Morels can be found throughout all of Michigan.

A black morel (left) beside a false morel (right). Photo by Henri Koskinen / Adobe Stock Some mushrooms are toxic. A few can be fatal. Avoid these. Fortunately, only one toxic mushroom remotely ...

half-free morel and burn-site morel. Detailed information about species can be found on the DNR's website. False morels are known as nonedible look-alike species and should not be eaten.

Most seasoned hunters have hunting grounds that are a closely guarded secret so good luck asking other hunters where to find ...

Morels are easy to identify, but you still have to know what they look like and how to tell the real thing from false morels. Real morel mushrooms are hollow, and their caps are attached to the ...

With a lack of heavy rainfall leading up to morel season, it's likely morels will be harder to find this year. Here's what to know before the hunt.

Don’t confuse true morels with lookalikes that could make you seriously ill or kill you. MDC says it’s safest to consider all so-called false morels toxic. If you’re not 100% positive of the ...

half-free morel and burn-site morel. Detailed information about species can be found on the DNR's website. False morels are known as nonedible look-alike species and should not be eaten.