[meteorite-list] Fwd: Questions about the SF National Forest

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Re: [meteorite-list] Natiional Forest Rules

Adam is right about National Forest rules not permitting meteorite collecting. And, I'm not surprised that many of their forest service rangers are unaware of that fact and, more importantly, among the rangers that I have spoken with, most don't really know why it isn't permitted. It's

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[meteorite-list] Natiional Forest Rules

I had a List member comment that a forest service ranger told him it was ok to collect meteorites. I double-checked to see if the rules have changed and the answer seems to still be, NO. This also means that most meteorites found of dry lake beds are off-limits to be sold since most are on

Re: [meteorite-list] Meteorite hunters gear up after earlymorningfireball

Another concern is the weather. The Saturday forecast calls for it to get up to 118 Degrees Fahrenheit here in Laughlin, Nevada. The suspected strewn-field is only a couple hours drive south from here so it will probably be hot. I have a racecar driver's cooling vest that has been adapted

Re: [meteorite-list] Meteorite hunters gear up after early morningfireball

Hopefully, it did not fall in the Tonto National Forest or the Apache Reservation. Both are completely off-limits. It is doubtful the proud Apache Nation will allow hunters on their sovereign land since they have huge respect for Mother Earth. National forests on the other hand, are

[meteorite-list] Meteorite hunters gear up after early morningfireball

Hopefully, it did not fall in the Tonto National Forest or the Apache Reservation. Both are completely off-limits. It is doubtful the proud Apache Nation will allow hunters on their sovereign land since they have huge respect for Mother Earth. National forests on the other hand, are

[meteorite-list] Meteorite hunters gear up after early morning fireball

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