You will need to invest some time searching and then learn how to keep your new spots a secret. Although we can't tell you where to go, we can tell you what to look for. A very small morel, often found mixed with common morels. The only morel with the stalk longer in proportion to the cap. Best eaten when small.
Caps fall off easily at maturity.
Prefers wooded areas with ash and elm trees. The earliest true morel to appear, often two weeks before the common morels appear. Prefers forested areas with ash trees. Seldom found growing with other morel species. Mild flavor when young, stronger flavor when mature.