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<blockquote data-quote="DoubleRidge" data-source="post: 5789188" data-attributes="member: 20594"><p>I agree with Popcorn and Ski...and while it may look rough now the amount of browse, and bedding cover for the deer will be amazing...in addition the fawning and nesting cover will be so much better...also agree that the chainsaw will useful in clearing some areas to create funnels, shooting lanes and access for you....and if you know anyone who heats with or sells wood you may get some help getting rid of some of the tops....January and February would be a great time to work on these type projects but go back in late spring and early summer and trim some more...become familiar with how the landscape is changing and adjust as needed...lastly, if you have a smaller tractor with bush hog they can be great for creating paths and open areas...good luck with your project...enjoy the process.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DoubleRidge, post: 5789188, member: 20594"] I agree with Popcorn and Ski...and while it may look rough now the amount of browse, and bedding cover for the deer will be amazing...in addition the fawning and nesting cover will be so much better...also agree that the chainsaw will useful in clearing some areas to create funnels, shooting lanes and access for you....and if you know anyone who heats with or sells wood you may get some help getting rid of some of the tops....January and February would be a great time to work on these type projects but go back in late spring and early summer and trim some more...become familiar with how the landscape is changing and adjust as needed...lastly, if you have a smaller tractor with bush hog they can be great for creating paths and open areas...good luck with your project...enjoy the process. [/QUOTE]
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