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Reply With QuoteI think your friend is right. At Cumberland if it has not changed it has different zones and a permit is needed for each zone.
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I have some trees I would like sink in green river do I haft to contact the kdfw before I do it had a friend tell me I need to call an get a permit? Any info is appreciated!
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I think your friend is right. At Cumberland if it has not changed it has different zones and a permit is needed for each zone.
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Don't know if they're still doing it now , on Cumberland the Corp use to supply anchor materials.
They would even let you cut a big tree if you followed their rules.
It hato be anchored to the stump
Slabmaster
Would any of you gentleman know who exactly to call?
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Who operates the lake, state or corp
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Your profile list Taylorsville, if that's where your wanting to put them call kfw
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Or your local gw
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Cumberland Lake is controlled by the Nashville Core of Engineers (606)679-6337 or (615)736-7161.
Mike
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OK I read the post again.
I think kfw controls green
