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VW,

It's always a good thing to follow the rules.....just hard to know what the rules are sometimes. The national forest near me (Roosevelt Natl. Forest) is administered out of an office in Ft. Collins. They allow collecting (they call them transplant permits) in spring and fall in a specific area up the Poudre canyon. Spring collecting is past now, so time to prepare for fall (late Sept/Oct). If you're interested, we can schedule a scouting trip over the summer, then make plans to return in the fall. Send me a PM if you're interested.

Brian

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27-Jun-2008	#19
BrianBay9 Trunk Collector Join Date: Sep-2003 Location: Loveland, CO Country: USA USDA Zone: 4 or 5? AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 1,365	VW, It's always a good thing to follow the rules.....just hard to know what the rules are sometimes. The national forest near me (Roosevelt Natl. Forest) is administered out of an office in Ft. Collins. They allow collecting (they call them transplant permits) in spring and fall in a specific area up the Poudre canyon. Spring collecting is past now, so time to prepare for fall (late Sept/Oct). If you're interested, we can schedule a scouting trip over the summer, then make plans to return in the fall. Send me a PM if you're interested. Brian __________________ There's a difference between taking your art seriously, and taking yourself too seriously.