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I released crowns on a walnut stand in Illinois and it absolutely helped with the growth over the next 20 years -
thanks guys. Here’s a pic of 3 big ones and the smallest 4th on the right. If I had to, I’m thinking I’d leave the biggest on the left... -
North Lakes Farm replied to the thread Oaks next to eachother.thanks guys. Here’s a pic of 3 big ones and the smallest 4th on the right. If I had to, I’m thinking I’d leave the biggest on the left... -
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If the oaks are producing acorns I'd let them stand. They're just too hard to get going in the timber. If you want more, you almost need...
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Thinkin Rut replied to the thread Oaks next to eachother.If the oaks are producing acorns I'd let them stand. They're just too hard to get going in the timber. If you want more, you almost need... -
I released crowns on a walnut stand in Illinois and it absolutely helped with the growth over the next 20 years
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I’d pick the trees with the most value & potential and clear out everything that limits their crowns. When they are too close together...
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11boonr replied to the thread Oaks next to eachother.I released crowns on a walnut stand in Illinois and it absolutely helped with the growth over the next 20 years
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11boonr replied to the thread Iowa Cell Camera rules.some western states make any camera illegal during season, if it wasn't for thieves and trespassers i would definitely support that here
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I’d pick the trees with the most value & potential and clear out everything that limits their crowns. When they are too close together... -
Hardwood11 replied to the thread Earth Ponds.1000 gallon, can you post a pic of that ??
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We have like 70% poplar, the rest is mix of maple, ash, elm, so the oaks are sacred. Roughly 5 big old ones and maybe 10 around 20 -30...
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I’d pick the trees with the most value & potential and clear out everything that limits their crowns. When they are too close together...
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Stoney replied to the thread Oaks next to eachother.I’d pick the trees with the most value & potential and clear out everything that limits their crowns. When they are too close together...
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IowaBowHunter1983 replied to the thread Oaks next to eachother.Most likely. Run into similar situations with walnuts all the time. Gotta cut em and dont look back when called for.
