Wife found 8 on Saturday,  weird year with the cold weather. Hopefully more this week with the heat.

Picked 10 this morning before work in NE part of the state. A mix of blacks and greys. Will be back at tonight and tomorrow afternoon.

Checked WI River bottoms near Mazomanie...nada...should've found a few at least....still too early? 

Used tick spray on clothing. Did not pick up a single one.

Pants tucked into rubber boots as well...need to get a pair of knee highs for summer....1000grams of insolation was a bit much.

Couldnt wait till tomorrow so went out for a couple hours after the rain. Checked an area loaded with elms from living to on the ground checked every elm and apple i could find from next to a swamp to up on ridges. Nothing to show for it but scratches and a bunch of ticks. 

According to my mycology contact, pheasant backs are in full go mode in NE WI. Might still be a bit early for morels but it should be soon.

Ill be out checking again tomorrow northern Washington  southern Sheboygan and fond du lac countys. Hopefully this rain will make them pop.

Checked ridge tops and bottoms near Dodgeville yesterday...nothing popping yet in some great looking spots. Last nights rain with this warm up should get them going.

They were definitely not turds they all had a stem that was attached to the ground

Ducks, those do look like turds! 

The first time my dad and I went to Alaska, we took one day off of fishing to do some sea kayaking and hiking on Afognak Island. While we were hiking, the outfitter found a morel. He was pretty fired up about it. That got my dad into search mode. About ten minutes later he shouts, "I found one!" He comes running up to the outfitter and I with a dried grizzly turd. I still tease him about that one. 

Good Pickins Esox!