Anyone finding any?

Not yet, but they are my favorite. ah heck most are my favorite lol.

Expecting to msee them within the next few weeks up here in Maine. Cant wait!

i will be out looking soon. anyone have a good pic?

These are some that I found yesterday here in vermont. These are the smaller ones that tend to grow near streams, the larger ones will be coming up soon.

too early here yet, will be looking a littel this week, adn soon this will be the norm around here.

Brownie, what type trees did you find the most mushrooms growing by.

Mostly oak, why?

Just curious...Seems early in the season I'll find them in pine then Oak later on.I was out this weekend and hunted a white pine / oak forest and came up empty.The only mushrooms I found were some jack-o-lanterns.

here it is oak early than pine.

Still can't seem to find anything but really little button type..no size at all.

I was out this past Sunday. I found about a dozen,I was checking out a new area. I find mine along old logging roads that they have covered up some roots of trees along the road. For some reason very often there is a hemlock tree within sight of the shrooms? I have not had very good luck finding them away from the old roads? It seems they are growing on decaying wood buried under the road? When I say old roads, these are often over a hundred years old with no dirt left to see, just moss and leaf cover. I do find them in mossy areas under white pines quite often. Fried my first bunch of the year up with deer tenderloin and added a side of steamed SwissChard. YUM!!

BEEN WAY TOO DRY HERE FOR MYUCH ANYTHING TO GROW

I've been watching about 75 - 100 buttons for the past couple of weeks. They sprouted up quick after a rain, but its been dry ever since. Now they are dried up and falling apart, biggest ones are maybe 3" across the caps, most are 1.5". I picked a couple handfulls this morning, rather than let them go to waste. They sure smell good, but look worse than what I would normally ever pick. Hope we get some solid rains because the chants are ready to explode out there.




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Ok folks,are theses good or not?

Would be at my house.

Thanks stan...would you or anyone know which type they are.

In your first pic, the ones on the left are Golden Chantrelles, the ones on the right are Cinnibear Chantrelles.

Thanks Hick, that is what I also thought, just wanted someone else to verify.

sorry for not responding ohbuyer knew they ere chantrelles but didn't know the type. Whats everyones favaorite way of preparing?