Hackberry grow WELL in our oak timbers, too well. They're fairly shade tolerant and take up the majority of the mid canopy. We cut them any chance we get, otherwise that's all that'd be here.
Call me crazy - but I've switched to a pole saw for cutting stuff under 10". May be a touch slower cutting but I can work for much much longer without having a sore back from bending over. Also feel like I can trim up cedars and reach the trunks of them better when standing 6-8' away and...
Hammer the nest predators - I'm not saying shoot 10 raccoons and think you've done anything. Trap/shoot them by the 100s. Manage the habitat. Those two things will turn numbers around fairly quickly.
I've received three email replies stating they oppose the bill and the bill has been pulled... for today...
Here's the email I sent - seems so black and white to me how fragile this quality resource is. There's a crazy number of nonresidents compared to residents. Not everyone can enjoy the...
The first model did have fogging complaints, I noticed it too on really damp mornings. The new models have changed the design and appear like they'll solve this issue as much as possible. Really neat cam!
Another bill taking us the wrong direction - looking forward to the days when we see bills taking us back.
Serious question - how they going to define "family member" and how would one go about proving it?
When we cut we make piles and make trails/pockets. Takes more time but feel it's worth it. I always felt the same way as you stated, just dropping trees and making a mess seemed counterproductive.
CottonwoodCanyon nailed it. Especially on the landowner tag being for larger tracts of land so we don't go do the path of dividing everything up. I do like the fact I can see my shot after shooting with the smokeless. I don't care about shooting long distances. So that one I'm not huge on...
Oh we've got 1000s ourselves, I've dug em up before with nearly 100% survival. Just debating if it's worth that or just go ahead and buy a few hundred plugs.
We've got a very thin alfalfa field, due to the soil being pretty tough, that doesn't produce much alfalfa. It never gets tall or thick and short foxtail is mixed in the whole thing every year. I'm thinking about planting shrubs/cedars/scattered hardwoods into the alfalfa. Any issues with...
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