UKC Forums - any body digging any root..

Pages (2): [1] 2 »
Show all 41 posts from this thread on one page

UKC Forums (http://forums.ukcdogs.com/index.php)
- UKC Coonhounds (http://forums.ukcdogs.com/forumdisplay.php?forumid=4)
-- any body digging any root.. (http://forums.ukcdogs.com/showthread.php?threadid=375446)

Posted by Rex W Sims on 09-11-2010 12:18 AM:

any body digging any root..

got out for the first time this season .....dug 71 ounces...

__________________
sic' em...[x].....>>>>---------->

Posted by cbcoonskinner on 09-11-2010 12:33 AM:

Who say's money don't grow ---In the Ground

__________________
Al Brobst
po box 71
Wheeling,Mo 64688
Home of:
Red Eagle Chief

Posted by Regan H on 09-11-2010 02:39 AM:

roots

nice bunch of seng I've been thinking about digging some this it's been 6 yrs. sence I dug

__________________
Regans Blackland Black&Tans

Posted by BRANDON KING on 09-11-2010 04:20 AM:

Is that tame seng because if its not coonhunting wont be the only hunting i will do in ILL. people around here will not let it seed and dig it year around and just hold it till season cant tell them any different.

Posted by Rex W Sims on 09-11-2010 12:27 PM:

wild..yea its a shame some will dig everything and leave nothing..dont know how they think more will grow when they dig every plant they come across..anything smaller than this I leave

__________________
sic' em...[x].....>>>>---------->

Posted by branchvillekell on 09-11-2010 01:05 PM:

do the berries appear this time of year, now that i have seen a pic, i believe i have some in my woods. thanks kelley

Posted by Rex W Sims on 09-11-2010 01:40 PM:

yes the berries are red right now...it's easiest to find after it turns yellow...

__________________
sic' em...[x].....>>>>---------->

Posted by branchvillekell on 09-11-2010 01:43 PM:

thank you, i will get ahold of you if i have positive identification.

Posted by Rex W Sims on 09-11-2010 02:01 PM:

heres a pic. of the root Branch...

__________________
sic' em...[x].....>>>>---------->

Posted by Rex W Sims on 09-11-2010 02:03 PM:

.....buy a license before you dig...

__________________
sic' em...[x].....>>>>---------->

Posted by branchvillekell on 09-11-2010 04:05 PM:

where do you get a license?

Posted by Christy on 09-11-2010 04:18 PM:

HOLY CRAP! YOU DUG ALL THAT IN ONE DAY???????????

YOUR LUCKY YO GET FROM 1/2 A POUND TO A POUND HERE AND ITS ROUGH CONTRY TO DIG IN THE MOUNTAINS HERE.

CAN I SEND QUINCY TO STAY WITH YOU FOR A WEEK? LOL.

__________________
HOME OF TEAM SID!!!-now on Facebook!!
"WHERE PLEASURE HUNTERS WIN!!!"-Christy Clayton
GO TEAM SID!!!

*GRCH NTCH'PR'RB'S Rock River Sid-R.I.P.

*CH'PR'Jet's Tember Shakin Sadie (UKC 2ND)
*Banjo

Independent Consultant for Jamberry Nails!! Check them out!!

Quincy-828-269-8768
OR Christy-828-269-4678---If we dont answer, please leave a message!!!

EVERYTHING happens for a reason.

Posted by branchvillekell on 09-11-2010 04:50 PM:

just found out i do not need a license to harvest in pa. what is a good going rate per lb. for dried ginseng. dont want to be taken. already called around and there is a huge discrepency in prices.

thanks
kelley

Posted by Rex W Sims on 09-11-2010 05:37 PM:

CAN I SEND QUINCY TO STAY WITH YOU FOR A WEEK? LOL....sure... bring a dog.might be something to do at night too..

__________________

Branch your lucky ,in this state you can't even take a piss without somekind of license....I've heard anywhere from $375.00 a pound up to $450 a pound..DRIED...if you can hold on till Nov or Dec. or even later it will be worth a lot more..I've talked to 4 buyers, they were all of the opinion that the price would steadily rise all fall and winter...

__________________
sic' em...[x].....>>>>---------->

Posted by Christy on 09-11-2010 05:42 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Rex W Sims
CAN I SEND QUINCY TO STAY WITH YOU FOR A WEEK? LOL....sure... bring a dog.might be something to do at night too..

__________________

Branch your lucky ,in this state you can't even take a piss without somekind of license....I've heard anywhere from $375.00 a pound up to $450 a pound..DRIED...if you can hold on till Nov or Dec. or even later it will be worth a lot more..I've talked to 4 buyers, they were all of the opinion that the price would steadily rise all fall and winter...

IT IS STARTING $400 DRIED $110 GREEN HERE.

Posted by branchvillekell on 09-11-2010 05:49 PM:

thank you christy and rex. appreciate it.

Posted by Christy on 09-11-2010 05:57 PM:

WELL, ITS ALREADY YELLOW AND DYING HERE AND BY THE TIME WE GOT DONE WITH THE ZONES AND STUFF IT WILL BE DONE. BUT WE MIGHT TRY AND TAKE U UP ON THAT OFFER NEXT YEAR!

Posted by bludawg on 09-11-2010 07:30 PM:

That's some nice root!

I haven't dug any for 3 years, we don't need license in Indiana to dig. Didn't know you had to have one anywhere, guess you learn something new everyday...

__________________

Keep 'em True 'n Blue!

Jeff-n-Deb Hovious
812-585-9791
317-364-7035
[color=Blue]
Magnum Blue Kennels
NITECH "PR" Mead's Blue Moese Jet Eleven

* In memory of NITECH GRCH "PR" Hovious' Blue Jets' Turbo DNA-P #686556P
* In Memeory of "PR" NITECH Deb's Northen Blue Pokey Dot*

Posted by Rex W Sims on 09-11-2010 08:52 PM:

$7.50 for a license here.. have to have it sold or certified before March first...

__________________
sic' em...[x].....>>>>---------->

Posted by old ben on 09-12-2010 01:50 PM:

Re: any body digging any root..

quote:
Originally posted by Rex W Sims
got out for the first time this season .....dug 71 ounces...

how much ground you cover to dig that pile wow

__________________
Country Boy Can Survive

Anderson County Coon Club
Lance White
865-919-7234

Posted by Rex W Sims on 09-12-2010 07:08 PM:

the timber I hunted was 300 acers ..I covered about half..going back tomorrow...

__________________
sic' em...[x].....>>>>---------->

Posted by Christy on 09-13-2010 07:47 PM:

HOLY COW. THAT'S INSANE!

Posted by Rex W Sims on 09-13-2010 08:11 PM:

yeah I didn't get to go back today...had an emergency call on a broken bay window..home owner didn't like sparrows sitting on his kitchen table this morning....but I' darn sure will try and be there in the morning....

__________________
sic' em...[x].....>>>>---------->

Posted by BRANDON KING on 09-13-2010 11:26 PM:

You must be in a good hiding spot i have never seen 300 acres of woods in ILL.. You are right about not waiting till it can seed those people do not care about whether it is here for anyone else to enjoy...HAVE A LARGE TIME DIGGING AND ENJOYING MOTHERNATURE.

Posted by Buckshot on 09-14-2010 12:22 AM:

Here is Alabama's regs:

quote:

Alabama Ginseng Law and Regulations

• Ginseng collectors, growers and dealers in Alabama are all required to register with the state annually. Registration as a dealer is needed to export ginseng from the state.

• Written permission must be obtained before collecting ginseng on private or public property

(“except on property where general public permission is granted to trespass and collect such items”).

• The harvest season for wild ginseng in Alabama is September 1 to December 13. This does not apply to ginseng harvested for personal use on land owned or managed by the collector.

• Alabama’s selling season for wild ginseng is September 15 to March 31. Any ginseng not exported from the state by March 31 must be weighed and receipted by the state ginseng coordinator by that date. All such receipted ginseng may be sold at any time.

• Alabama does not allow the harvest of wild ginseng with less than three 5-leaf prongs or with immature green, unripe fruit (seeds).

• Alabama requires that ripe berries or seeds of collected ginseng, if present, be planted immediately in the same location where collection occurs.

• The AL Dept of Agriculture & Industries serves as the state’s ginseng coordinator and can be reached at (334) 240-7225 or:

PO Box 3336
Montgomery, AL 36109-0336

• A permit is required to collect ginseng in all National Forests in the state. Contact at (334)

832-4470 or via mail:

2946 Chestnut Street
Montgomery, AL 36107
Provided by the American Herbal Products Association, in cooperation with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and United Plant Savers

80-10-13-.01 Registration Fees For Ginseng Dealers, Growers And Collectors.

(1) Ginseng dealers, growers and collectors, as defined in Code of Ala. 1975, §9-13-241, shall register with the department on or before August 1 of each year, and shall pay an annual registration fee as follows:

(a) $100.00 for each dealer,

(b) $50.00 for each grower,

(c) $10.00 for each collector.

(2) If there has been a prior registration in the preceding year, then fees not paid by August 31 will be deemed delinquent and handled as provided under Code of Ala. 1975, §2-9-2.

80-10-13-.02 Record-Keeping Requirements.

(1) Clear and legible copies of those records required to be kept by ginseng dealers and growers under Code of Ala. 1975, §9-13-244, shall be forwarded to the commissioner on or before August 1, December 1, February 1 and May 1 each year. The records due on or before August 1 shall accompany the annual registration forms and fee. If there has been no transaction during the reporting period, this must also be reported to the commissioner.

(2) The failure to submit records within the time required by paragraph (1) above shall be considered grounds for refusing to issue or recalling a permit, as provided under Code of Ala. 1975, §9-13-249. The failure to keep adequate records as required by law or these rules shall also be considered grounds for refusing to issue, or recalling a permit.

80-10-13-.03 Requirements For Exportation Of Ginseng.

(1) All ginseng to be exported shall have its weight verified by the commissioner prior to the issuance of an export permit. This weight must accurately correspond to the weight of purchases from collectors and growers set out in those records required to be submitted to the commissioner under Rule 80-10-13-.02.

(2) No export permit will be issued unless there has been full and complete compliance with the provisions of this rule and Code of Ala. 1975, §9-13-245.

80-10-13-.04 Record Of Harvest Season Collection Requirements.

(1) Collectors collecting wild ginseng that is to be sold after December 13 must complete a "Record Of Harvest Season Collection" report and have said report certified to by the commissioner. This certification must be made at or prior to the end of the current harvest season.

(2) Dealers shall not purchase such wild ginseng unless it is accompanied by this report and the dealer shall attach this report to his record of wild ginseng purchases.

(3) There is no designated harvest season for harvesting cultivated ginseng, although all sales, purchases and exportations must be properly documented as required by law and these rules.

80-10-13-.05 Uncertified Ginseng Prohibitions.

(1) Ginseng dealers shall neither receive, purchase or hold ginseng that has not been certified under Alabama law and these rules or certified under the laws or rules of other states. Uncertified ginseng received from other states must be returned to the state of origin within 30 days of receiving same. Upon proper certification by the state of origin, the ginseng may then be returned to and held by the Alabama dealer.

(2) An export permit will be refused for any uncertified ginseng in the dealer's possession for over 30 days.

All times are GMT. The time now is 09:00 AM.

Pages (2): [1] 2 »
Show all 41 posts from this thread on one page