U.S. Forest Service not requiring permits for mushroom collecting
BOISE, Idaho (AP) -- What was supposed to have been a banner mushroom boom after last summer's big Trinity Ridge Fire on the Boise National Forest as become a fungi flop, as dry weather led to few morels and only sporadic pickers.
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