If you have a property that doesn’t have enough
firewood on it, and you want to harvest some of your own,
go to the National Forest Service Offices in Coeurd’alene
or Sandpoint, and get a firewood cutting permit. They charge
$5.00 per cord, youhave to cut either deadfall or standing
dead trees (no live ones) & you have to buy a minimum
of 4 cords ($20.00) & take a maximum of 12 cords per
year, & I don’t know many people who would use
more than that.
Gathering Firewood
YOUR FIREWOOD PERMIT
To cut firewood for personal use on National Forest lands
in Idaho, you must have a Personal Use Firewood Permit.
At $5.00 per cord, you can purchase a permit for no less
than four cords ($20) and no more than twelve ($60). A
permit is good for gathering firewood from the time of
purchase through March 31. You are only allowed to haul
firewood up to 6 feet in length. Anything longer must
be approved in writing by the Forest Service. Permits
are available at Forest Service offices.
For any questions or for more information please email
info@revrealty.us
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