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Post and Pole Permits
A permit is required to transport posts and poles off National Forest land for personal or commercial use. Permits for personal or commercial use are available at the District Offices
- The minimum price for a permit is $20.00. Permits are sold at the following rates:
Item |
Price Each Post or Pole |
Minimum Purchase |
Posts less than 7 feet |
40 cents |
50 |
Posts 7 to 10 feet |
80 cents |
25 |
Aspen Poles less than 4.9 dbh |
20 cents |
100 |
Aspen Poles 5.0 to 6.9 dbh |
50 cents |
40 |
Poles (other than Aspen)
less than 4.9 dbh |
20 cents |
100 |
Poles (other than Aspen)
5.0 to 6.9 dbh |
75 cents |
27 |
- A permit is valid generally for a month from the time it is purchased.
- The permittee needs to know the location that they would like to cut and remove the posts or poles.
Permits can be purchased year-around at any District Office. Contact the District Office nearest the area where you want to cut the posts or poles for more information.
This is your National Forest and we need your help to ensure that the Personal Use Firewood cutting program continues by following these conditions:
- All campgrounds, picnic areas, administrative sites, and areas within 150 feet of streams, ponds and lakes are closed to cutting.
- Maximum stump height is 12 inches.
- Obey travel restrictions listed on the Fishlake National Forest Travel Map. This map is available at the local District Office.
- Obey all road closures. The purpose of road closures is to reduce the impact on the land that is incurred from vehicle use and to protect wildlife habitat.
- Never cut painted trees or within areas marked by orange, black and yellow timber sale boundary signs and in log decks unless authorized to do so on the permit.
- It is recommended that the permittee have a standard shovel and a fire extinguisher (min. 8 oz) at the cutting site. An approved spark arrestor muffler must be mounted on power saws during the fire precautionary period of June 1 to September 30.
If you see this type of sign on a tree, please do not cut it!
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