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Cutting down your own Christmas tree an option

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All the fresh-cut Christmas trees may be sold out in Ketchikan, but there’s another option. Those still hoping to put one up can harvest their own. The U.S. Forest Service released guidelines for harvesting a Christmas tree in the Tongass National Forest late last month. There are no permits required or regulations on tree species or size requirements. But there are some guidelines. There is a limit of one tree per family, and trees can’t be use…
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