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The morel probability layer uses an algorithm to provide terrain based predictions, calling attention to “morel hotspots” – areas where we predict morels will flourish. We use three primary terrain features to create these predictions – tree cover density, slope and aspect. More burned tree cover, gentler slopes (simply for accessible hunting), and North or Northerly aspects gain the highest ratings. This is a great feature especially for beginners!

Burn Severity is calculated using satellite imagery before and after the burn. Sometimes cloud cover interferes, but most A and B fires offer this layer. The most severely burned areas of a fire, “moonscapes”, are typically not great for hunting morels. They burned too hot and left little behind. Morels prefer areas where the trees are severely stressed, dead and dying, dropping healthy beds of brown needles on the shady forest floor.