Where to Forage Mushrooms in the USA.

Chaga: •Chaga is primarily found in cold climates on birch trees. Some regions include the northern US, Canada, Russia, and Scandinavia.; •Its best to harvest them in late fall to early spring.
Cordyceps: •There are two well known types of cordyceps: militaris and sinensis.; •Sinensis is mainly foung in high altitudes in the Himalayas.; •Militaris grows on insects, often found in woody areas.; •It is hard to to forage this mushroom. Most are just cultivated in a mushroom farm.
Lion's Mane: •Lion's Mane grow on dead or dying hardwood trees: oak, beech, and maple.; •Mostly found in North America, Asia, and Europe.; •It appears more frequently in late summer to fall in humid forest environments.
Maitake: •This mushroom is found at the base of oak trees, occasionally on other hardwoods.; •It is commonly found in the eastern US, Japan, and China.; •It grows in the late summer to fall, especially after heavy rainfall.
Reishi: •Reishi grows on dead or dying hardwoods (like oak and maple), and hemlocks in cooler climates.; •It is widely found in Asia, Europe, and North America.; •It is best foraged in summer to early fall when fruiting bodies are mature.
Turkey's Tail: •It grows on fallen logs, stumps, and decaying hardwood trees.; •Mostly found across temperate forests worldwide, including North America, Europe, and Asia.; •It is present year-round, but most vibrant and fresh in spring and fall.