Not likely in your area but Psylocybins do, just don't get caught gathering em or munching on em ......Check yer local ranch pasture lands Cow crap piles ( makes you wonder why people eat em eh LOL )
Morels are good, I still like Sulfur shelf, Crown Coral and Chantarelles better myself...
1 - Sulfur Shelf Grow on Hardwoods and you Just Trim the Outer edges of each layer...tastes Like breast of chicken smothered in a Mild mushroom sauce..
2 - Crown Coral grows in damp shaded area's on Downed rotting Wood..Tastes like Butternuts
3 - Chantarelles are a funnel shaped shroom in a cream to yellow color that grow in deciduos forests with fair leaf litter and minimal small sapling or shrub growth....These dry well, freeze well and have great flavor and texture. They are worth about the same per pound as Morels in Most area's but come in at a different time of year ( Late summer early fall ) Good daytime highs with cool evening temps and a bit of moisture set these off...I generally start looking for them in late august and continue through the 2nd week of september.
I never owned a truffle sniffing Pig either but I hear those are the best of the bunch..
I did get a really nice Giant Puffball last year in Perfect condition about the size of a Softball....It made nice Lil Steaks that tasted Most Excellent
NEVER Pick any Wild mushrooms if you are not Positive what they are..If you are New to shrooming, Go with someone who knows. Learn not only what is edible, but also what will kill you.
I was headed west on My Motorcycle and came across a guy picking shrooms in a rest area in Montana. He was a Transient camping down along the river that ran past the rest area. I got to talking to him and asked what he was Picking..He said he had found a great little patch of puffballs and was going to have them for supper. I asked if I could take a look. At first glance they did look like puffballs but they seemed a bit too white to me. Being in an unfamiliar area I was unsure so I cut one in half.
Sure enough, it was not puffballs he was picking, it was the Button stage of an Amanita called the Angel of Death....It pays to be careful..This guy was going to eat these happily and would have died a very ugly death. Once ingested no modern medicine could change the course of what was to come. When it dawned on him just what he nearly did his knees actually started shaking and he had to sit on the ground. He thanked me and I proceeded on my way...BE CAREFUL, MORE than Careful.