Just don't come crawling back to us when you tell us your whole tank of fish are dead simply because you didn't want to spend a bit of cash on a beautiful aquarium-safe piece of wood that is already treated for our own sake. Ultimately, it is still your decision. Some nursuries and landscaping centres sell pieces of driftwood much cheaper than you will find at LFS.
If the pieces were easily accessible and really were just "lying in some swamp" then I doubt the stores would be able to charge the money they do. Remember, the true value of something is the price someone is willing to pay for it. If no-one was buying the pieces, the price would surely come down. I'd personally follow the advice you have received in this thread and do it the legal way.
There are laws for a reason. You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account. This is because most driftwood is found along riverbanks, at the edges of lakes, or along the beach. Riverbanks and around lakes are all good places to get driftwood. Some were even petrified wood. The best time to find driftwood on the beach is early in the morning, late afternoon, after a storm, or when it is low tide.
All sorts of debris washes up onto the beach, including rusty nails and jellyfish. You may also have to do a bit of digging through the debris and sand to get to a piece of driftwood that catches your eye. Having a bag is a good idea, because those prized pieces of driftwood become rather awkward to haul around as you stroll along the shore. I see a lot of beautiful driftwood pieces here in Florida when I kayak in the coastal areas. Hi I am looking for some decent driftwood. Checked a local place, and they have expensive small pieces infested with a white insect when you knocked the wood.
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