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<blockquote data-quote="JCDEERMAN" data-source="post: 5096940" data-attributes="member: 5787"><p>We are also thinking about doing as you mentioned - pushing all of the stumps down into a hollow. A lot of the new plots are adjacent to our burn areas., so those are a no-brainer. However 5 of them are not, but have a steep ravine at the corner of each one. We may push them down into that and let them rot. Then, just pile and burn the tops. That probably won't take long. </p><p></p><p>Ya'll know how distrubt a newly-cut area looks. There is stuff laying everywhere and you can't see half the stumps under limbs, tops, etc....Trying to decide if the track hoe or track loader would be more efficient starting out. The logger is leaving 2 feet of the stump so we can have some leverage getting out. The dozer will come in last for the final steps.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JCDEERMAN, post: 5096940, member: 5787"] We are also thinking about doing as you mentioned - pushing all of the stumps down into a hollow. A lot of the new plots are adjacent to our burn areas., so those are a no-brainer. However 5 of them are not, but have a steep ravine at the corner of each one. We may push them down into that and let them rot. Then, just pile and burn the tops. That probably won't take long. Ya'll know how distrubt a newly-cut area looks. There is stuff laying everywhere and you can't see half the stumps under limbs, tops, etc....Trying to decide if the track hoe or track loader would be more efficient starting out. The logger is leaving 2 feet of the stump so we can have some leverage getting out. The dozer will come in last for the final steps. [/QUOTE]
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