B buckaroo Well-Known Member Joined Jun 18, 2009 Messages 6,559 City & State/Province easttennessee Jan 10, 2010 #1 After select cutting and there are still piles of brush and logs after I've gotten the good firewood out do you think its worth the time and effort to pile it up and burn so more forest floor are exposed?
After select cutting and there are still piles of brush and logs after I've gotten the good firewood out do you think its worth the time and effort to pile it up and burn so more forest floor are exposed?
F Football Hunter Well-Known Member Joined Oct 22, 2007 Messages 25,565 City & State/Province Wilson Co/Perry Co Jan 10, 2010 #2 no,let it become a thicket for rabbits,quail,etc,maybe some honeysuckle will grow up in it :)
B BSK Well-Known Member Joined Mar 11, 1999 Messages 92,577 City & State/Province Nashville, TN Jan 10, 2010 #3 Football Hunter said: no,let it become a thicket for rabbits,quail,etc,maybe some honeysuckle will grow up in it :) Click to expand... Exactly. The brush piles will prevent some species of browse from being eaten down to the dirt. I want my cut areas to be "knarly" when the logger is through, with tops laying everywhere.
Football Hunter said: no,let it become a thicket for rabbits,quail,etc,maybe some honeysuckle will grow up in it :) Click to expand... Exactly. The brush piles will prevent some species of browse from being eaten down to the dirt. I want my cut areas to be "knarly" when the logger is through, with tops laying everywhere.
M megalomaniac Well-Known Member Joined Oct 28, 2005 Messages 18,073 City & State/Province Mississippi Jan 10, 2010 #4 great turkey nesting habitat
F Football Hunter Well-Known Member Joined Oct 22, 2007 Messages 25,565 City & State/Province Wilson Co/Perry Co Jan 10, 2010 #5 turkeys aka seed buzzards
