Is It Legal?
Land status, bag limits and permits — before you pick.
Land-status checker
Boundaries are approximate, not survey-grade — always confirm with the managing agency before harvesting.
Daily harvest tracker
Official permit resources
Mt. Hood National Forest
US Forest Service
1 gal/day personal limit without a permit. Commercial permits sold by weight. Wilderness picking prohibited.
Ochoco National Forest
US Forest Service
Free-use permit required for up to 2 gal/day. Must cut mushrooms in half lengthwise.
Blue Mountains Joint Zone (Malheur, Umatilla, Wallowa-Whitman)
US Forest Service
1 gal/day personal limit. Joint commercial permit available. No commercial picking in Wilderness Areas.
Umpqua & Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forests
US Forest Service
1 gal/day free personal harvest. Commercial permits required for selling or larger amounts.
Oregon State Forests (Tillamook, Clatsop, Santiam)
Oregon Dept. of Forestry
1 gal per vehicle/day allowed for personal use without a permit.
Oregon State Parks & BLM Lands
Oregon Parks & Recreation / BLM
Up to 1 gal/day for personal consumption (OAR 736-010-0055) unless posted otherwise.
Willamette National Forest
US Forest Service
Less than 1 gallon/day of non-matsutake for personal use without a permit. Larger quantities need a permit — the same permit is valid on Deschutes, Fremont-Winema and Umpqua.
Siuslaw National Forest
US Forest Service
Up to 1 gallon/day of non-matsutake for personal use without a permit. More requires a commercial permit.
Deschutes National Forest
US Forest Service
General mushroom gathering requires a permit, including free-use collection. Check designated harvest maps.
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