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Conservation programs for woodlands?
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<blockquote data-quote="trealtree" data-source="post: 561590" data-attributes="member: 2365"><p>chaneylake... imho would be no. pines do not provide much if any wildlife food. I would plant persimmons and oaks. But of course there is alot more to it than that you must have a continued program of thinning and clear cutting to provide the most benefit.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="trealtree, post: 561590, member: 2365"] chaneylake... imho would be no. pines do not provide much if any wildlife food. I would plant persimmons and oaks. But of course there is alot more to it than that you must have a continued program of thinning and clear cutting to provide the most benefit. [/QUOTE]
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