Morels

[Deleted]

Morels out yet ?

[bigjohn]

Not here yet. We usually have reds up before morels and I think it's too early for them even.

[trkyslyr]

few more weeks ray

[Walleye Joe]

When the Redbud trees are blooming, it's time for 'shrooming!

[bverboy]

when asparagus is popn up, shrooms will be a popn.

[krank]

I would say two more weeks unless we go back into winter.

[hammerman]

feels like winter today snow on the car in mid mo this morning.

[krank]

I have seen it snow at the first of May. Seen morels sticking out of the snow. It was a real pity.

[krank]

Mar 25, 2015 18:43:28 GMT -6 krank said:

I would say two more weeks unless we go back into winter.

plenty of asparagus but no morels. My two weeks is up in a day.

[bronco2]

nothing here yet

[mmaxwell]

Nutting here.
I did find a honey bee tree on my property while out lookin around, I have no idea on how to go about getting any of the honey out of it, but for some reason it make me happy its there

[hammerman]

mmaxwell i would not disturb it with out a beekeeper. I keep bees and they are harmless unless disturbed. you should get a hive it is pretty cool to get your own honey off your property. And it tastes way better than the stuff at the store.

[bverboy]

I know a dude that dabbles with honey bees. He processes some damn good honey. The best!!! He can help ya i think

[krank]

Wild honey gets harvested in the fall. Or winter for that matter. Give them a season to gather pollen and nectar. You will have to tear the tree apart to get the honey. Maybe just stick your arm in there and scoop out the comb. Survival is rough these days for bees with the noxemia and tracheal and Verona mite plaque. Also a new hive beetle that defecates in the comb. If nothing else, they raise your energy levels and pollinate your plants.

[tjm]

have wild bees in my hen bit for first time in several years, wish I could still see well enough to course them..

Maxwell, you just cut the tree down and cut it open where the honey is, it helps if you have some one who is scared of bees about 30 yards away as all the bees will attack him/her instead of you.

[mmaxwell]

Apr 8, 2015 21:34:24 GMT -6 tjm said:

have wild bees in my hen bit for first time in several years, wish I could still see well enough to course them..

Maxwell, you just cut the tree down and cut it open where the honey is, it helps if you have some one who is scared of bees about 30 yards away as all the bees will attack him/her instead of you.

Now that sounds like a plan!!!

[mmaxwell]

Apr 8, 2015 18:51:30 GMT -6 krank said:

Wild honey gets harvested in the fall. Or winter for that matter. Give them a season to gather pollen and nectar. You will have to tear the tree apart to get the honey. Maybe just stick your arm in there and scoop out the comb. Survival is rough these days for bees with the noxemia and tracheal and Verona mite plaque. Also a new hive beetle that defecates in the comb. If nothing else, they raise your energy levels and pollinate your plants.

Odds are I wont mess with them, they can just do their thing, I will stop by the tree for a visit every now and then lol
Tried to take some pictures of them coming and going but no luck

[logger]

Just starting here...

[bverboy]

Catch some crappie and you got the missouri grand slam!!!

[logger]

Didn't get the slam today. I jacked up my knee during the mushroom hunt and laid around the rest of the day lol.