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Found 13 smokies today in same area as the previous 40. the ones today were definately alot easier to spot. I think by the first to middle of next week the white ones should be coming up, and it would be a good time to look for them. The rain definately helps more than sun. I had went to a spot a couple years ago and found about 60 on a monday, it rained and stayed cloudy for two days, I went in same spot wednesday and found another 45. I am sure I did not walk over that many two days prior.
Decided to head south in hopes of some grey, white or reds! Went south of Clinton and this is what we found. We also found a few small whites, I mean small. Talked with my cousin and he found 126 whites and they made 1 gallon!
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This is an 8 quart stainer! Looks like shrooms tonight!!!!!!!!!!!
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Damn looks good Mark. I have never tried the reds before but sure like the whites and greys. May have to get out and look around. The sun is out and bright right now. May make some pop after the rain we have had.
Looked around my honey hole here in the KC area today and didn't find any yet .
Your killing me Mark.I went today to some new ground and found NADA.Did jump up about 30 turkeys though so thier lifespan just got alittle shorter with that right around the corner
Drove by the spot in GV and only saw turkeys, have not been out walking it yet, I think it is a little early up here. Maybe by the weekend.
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Originally Posted by Hogster1
Any-one have any idea what the whites or yellows will be doing on Easter week-end around the Mark Twain Lake area? Were from Iowa heading down to fish and wife wants to hike and walk around the lake to find some, while I try to catch some crappie. Thanks:cheers2
Found about 30 greys and a few little whites yesterday.
Never have eaten the greys before, wouldnt think they were much different than the whites.
Not sure I would allow my wife to hike around any secluded area without my being with her. Just too many crazies out there these days. Besides, me and Mr. Ruger make pretty good hiking company.Quote:
Originally Posted by crappie chaser 1
Also watch out for poison ivy around that lake. The few times that I have been out on the bank I couldn't find a place to walk without that stuff being there. I get that stuff really bad so it is number 1 on my radar when out in the woods. Way above snakes or anything else.