However, it was a beautiful evening, and we glimpsed a snake, some kind of ground toad, a heron, a pileated woodpecker, a family of deer, and newly flowering vegetation. I did get a couple nice closeups of the snake and the flowering plant, which I'll post soon, hopefully.
On the other end of the spectrum, the ticks and mosquitos are out. I need to dress more appropriately next time.
We plan on doin some more huntin this week, preferably in more suitable morel habitat. It's just about the perfect time of year here I hear. Anybody out there in Central Wisconsin know of a good general area to look for morels? Please help a beginner out. I promise I won't give up your secrets.
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Go out to the river. From Prairie du Chien to LaCrosse has always been fruitful for us. Look for elms that still have bark and small branches - ones that haven't been dead too long. Good luck and happy hunting!
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