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<blockquote data-quote="huvrman" data-source="post: 5198690" data-attributes="member: 10625"><p>I wouldn't let it go more than 2 years. Saplings can get away from you before you know it, and once they get too big to bushhog, you've got a monumental and expensive problem On your hands. Mow it all early in the spring, then your plots again in the fall before planting.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="huvrman, post: 5198690, member: 10625"] I wouldn’t let it go more than 2 years. Saplings can get away from you before you know it, and once they get too big to bushhog, you’ve got a monumental and expensive problem On your hands. Mow it all early in the spring, then your plots again in the fall before planting. [/QUOTE]
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