Right here in Indiana. Ever wanted to cut your own down? Well, you can! I did! We went to Evans Whispering Pines. Once there, we caught the hayride to the fields upon arrival we picked up a saw and tree cart. Tree cart is optional, but the saw is a must. Then the game was afoot! It took us awhile, but we found the perfect scotch pine, cut it down and hauled it back to the hay wagon. Once back at that the barn, we enjoyed the Christmas festivities and strolled the gift shop, while they trimmed the trunk and netted the tree (easier to lug around). It’s truly an experience everyone should have. (If only once. 
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Need to know where to go? Check with the experts – Indiana Christmas Tree Association.
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Filed under: Outdoor Activities, Outdoor Recreation | Tagged: Christmas Tree, Indiana Tree Farms
If you’re in Northern Indiana, I recommend the Hensler Tree Nursery near Hamlet, Indiana. They can be pricey but they have excellent tress and provide a wonderful holiday experience.
Thanks for the recommendation Jonathan! Here’s a link to Hensler Tree Nursery (http://www.henslernurseryindiana.com/)
If you’re in Jay County be sure to visit Holly Pines Christmas tree farm. Here’s a link http://www.hollypines.com/