thanks I was wondering how it worked ... the tag thing was something I didnt know . also having an 82 vehicle still running, that isnt a stereotypical classic car, is an accomplishment.
also... as far as the forestry service .. that is the federal government ... they are criticizing the state run places where they are not allowed to clear cut and clean out the debris.
i feel that renting makes a person not understand just how society is made to help us (such as this firewood). i am figuring this out at 51 and i tell yah, i was wrong to be SO negative about our neighbors no matter where you are
This seems kind of strange. So you tag that it is 1/4th of a truckload & you have 16 tags total or something because of the size of the truck? Assuming you got the max amount of course.
They leave the wood for the benefit of the local community because there may be some underserved community that rely on the wood as an essential source of heat in the winter . There is a tag and control system in place to prevent buisness picking up the easily accessible timber and monetizing this resource to the detriment of the local community. Usually these programs charge a fee to help pay for the control and enforcement of this system which protects you from being exploited by a buisness that would otherwise charge you hundreds and may lead you to go without this vital resource. The "free" alternative that you proposed would shift more of the burden to taxpayers who may not even use the service. I do not work in the Forestry service but I do work in Government and this is why nominal fees are usually applied.
Firewood in winters...awesome
thanks I was wondering how it worked ... the tag thing was something I didnt know . also having an 82 vehicle still running, that isnt a stereotypical classic car, is an accomplishment.
Make a couple hundred on the weekend? You’re not supposed to resell the wood. It’s for personal use.
also... as far as the forestry service .. that is the federal government ... they are criticizing the state run places where they are not allowed to clear cut and clean out the debris.
i feel that renting makes a person not understand just how society is made to help us (such as this firewood). i am figuring this out at 51 and i tell yah, i was wrong to be SO negative about our neighbors no matter where you are
Oregon permits are free. Unlimited loads
This seems kind of strange. So you tag that it is 1/4th of a truckload & you have 16 tags total or something because of the size of the truck? Assuming you got the max amount of course.
I love the forestry dept. However I do not see how charging us a dime to finish cleaning up their work is fair.🤔 Perspective is an amazing thing.😊
They leave the wood for the benefit of the local community because there may be some underserved community that rely on the wood as an essential source of heat in the winter . There is a tag and control system in place to prevent buisness picking up the easily accessible timber and monetizing this resource to the detriment of the local community. Usually these programs charge a fee to help pay for the control and enforcement of this system which protects you from being exploited by a buisness that would otherwise charge you hundreds and may lead you to go without this vital resource. The "free" alternative that you proposed would shift more of the burden to taxpayers who may not even use the service. I do not work in the Forestry service but I do work in Government and this is why nominal fees are usually applied.
Which forest was this?
San Bernardino Forest in California off Hwy 38
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