Alex Babich behind several coolers filled with morel mushrooms in the woods

MUSHROOM HUNTING GEAR · FAMILY OWNED

Morels before
meetings.

Original bags, shirts, hats, and gifts for people who live for the hunt.

Alex and his young daughter walking together along a woodland trail
Tradition. Pass it on.

A FAMILY ROOTED IN THE WOODS

It started with sixteen morels.
And a lifelong obsession.

Alex Babich learned to hunt mushrooms with his grandfather in Ukraine. After moving to Fort Wayne, Indiana, he discovered morels in 2001—and found just sixteen that first spring.

That small beginning grew into a passion, a tournament championship, and a family business. Mushroom Gear brings that same love of the outdoors to original designs for fellow hunters and nature lovers.

FROM THE FOREST FLOOR

The finds. The family.
The feeling of being out there.

Alex and Nannette sharing a successful morel mushroom hunt
Better when shared.
A mesh Mushroom Gear bag filled with freshly harvested morel mushrooms
A very good day in the woods.
Spring trees and green woodland scenery from a Mushroom Gear adventure
No place we’d rather be.

BEFORE YOU HEAD OUT

A little more about
Mushroom Gear.

Have a question about a product or your order? You’re talking to a real family.

What kind of mushroom hunting gear do you sell?

Our shop includes mesh mushroom hunting bags, original mushroom shirts, hats, and nature-inspired gifts and decor. Browse the full collection for current products and availability.

Who is behind Mushroom Gear?

Mushroom Gear is a small, family-owned business rooted in Alex Babich’s love of mushroom hunting. Alex began hunting morels in 2001 and shares the tradition with his family. Read our story.

Can I find gifts for a morel mushroom hunter?

Absolutely. Mushroom shirts, mesh bags, ornaments, and mushroom-inspired accessories make thoughtful gifts for people who love the woods. Explore bags, accessories, and gifts.

Where can I see your mushroom hunting photos?

Our photo journal shares real finds and family adventures. Photos are for inspiration; always confirm wild mushroom identification with a qualified local expert before eating anything you find.

MAY YOUR SKILLET STAY FULL.

Your next good day starts outside.

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