Registered: Apr 2007
Location: Wisconsin
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Have any of you been seeing much while youve been out hunting. Our season starts this saturday. I havent heard much on what the predicted prices will be this year. I had a tough time last year finding much. Any of you got any good reading material on the web you can post Thanks

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Registered: Oct 2004
Location: Paragon IN
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Indaina season starts Sept. 1st, but from what I have seen, 90 percent of it burned up and went dormant already this year.

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Registered: Apr 2007
Location: Wisconsin
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We have been lucky up here this year with rain. But its really startin to get dry here now!

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Registered: Mar 2012
Location: east tn
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sounds good in a way. the reason i say that is a bad season will cause the price to go up. our season started august 10 but ive not been yet. the last 3 years combined ive dug rite at 115 lb. green

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Registered: Apr 2007
Location: Wisconsin
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Shoot, ive been walkin or rollin in it, or just plain blind. It just seems like it was rough, or someone beat me to it last year. I havent been able to find much at all. And it seems like ive been lookin in all the right places, but apperently not lol! Any advise, I am new and tryin to learn on my own! any feedback is appreciated!!!! Thanks!

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Registered: Jan 2010
Location: Anderson co Tennessee
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Originally posted by ldt77
sounds good in a way. the reason i say that is a bad season will cause the price to go up. our season started august 10 but ive not been yet. the last 3 years combined ive dug rite at 115 lb. green

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Registered: Oct 2007
Location: Wilkes County, NC
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You said look in all right places, I have never dug any and would like to learn more about it. Where is the right place to look and what does it look like now?

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Registered: Mar 2012
Location: east tn
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Notes on Tennessee Ginseng Harvest Season Laws

The wild ginseng Harvest Season is from September 1 to December 31 of each year. It is unlawful to dig wild ginseng for the purpose of sale or export on any date not within the ginseng Harvest Season.

No permits are required to dig wild or cultivated ginseng, but one MUST have the landowner's permission to enter the property and dig wild or cultivated ginseng. Ginseng collectors may dig wild ginseng on their own land.

It is unlawful to dig, for the purpose of sale or export, any wild ginseng plant that has green berries or that has less than three (3) prongs. A "prong" means a ginseng leaf with three (3) to five (5) leaflets.

It is unlawful to dig wild ginseng for the purpose of sale or export, and remove the berries of the wild ginseng from the approximate location from which the wild ginseng was dug, and to fail IMMEDIATELY after such digging to plant the berries of the wild ginseng in the approximate location from which the wild ginseng was dug.

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Shoot, ive been walkin or rollin in it, or just plain blind. It just seems like it was rough, or someone beat me to it last year. I havent been able to find much at all. And it seems like ive been lookin in all the right places, but apperently not lol! Any advise, I am new and tryin to learn on my own! any feedback is appreciated!!!! Thanks!

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Registered: Mar 2012
Location: east tn
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you are right ben starting this year its sep. 1 the law was past in ky last year

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Registered: Feb 2010
Location: Steedman,missouri
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Sept !st here in Mo. but its been to dry been gone for months I hear

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Registered: Aug 2008
Location: Union County, Tennessee
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i was out squirrel hunting last Saturday and i seen where someone already been digging it up already.so i'll have to go and find a new spot to dig at.and what i did find was already has dried up.

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Registered: Mar 2012
Location: east tn
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i know boys around here thats been digging sense first of august. people like that hurt it bad

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Registered: Aug 2008
Location: Union County, Tennessee
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yeah it makes it hard for the ones that wait until the season opens. and plus hurts the future plants

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