How to go about chopping down your own Christmas tree
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Cutting down your own tree isn’t as simple as just going out to the woods, finding a tree and cutting it down.
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s website, most national forests do allow guests to cut down trees for various reasons, including for use as firewood or Christmas trees.
Guests looking to cut down trees need to obtain a permit from the forest district office, along with tree-cutting instructions. The office will also provide specific dates, times and areas when it’s ok to cut down trees.
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