Sprouts under a mature honey locust may be root suckers (connected to parent roots) or true seedlings. Dig gently: if attached to a large root, they're suckers and won't transplant successfully. Seedlings can be moved.
Risky but possible. Pot with soil ball in potting mix, keep shaded, water well. Transplant to permanent spot early next spring. Expect some loss. Best time: late fall after leaf drop.
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