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<blockquote data-quote="Shooter77" data-source="post: 5271923" data-attributes="member: 1760"><p>Starting this year, I'm going to work on 30 acres doing TSI. The plan I came up with is breaking my land into 2 acre blocks. The attached pic shows Block A (Brown) will be cut this year, Block B (Purple) in 2024 and Block C (Blue) in 2026. This would give me different growth age structure within my property. What's everyone's thought on doing this method? First goal is wildlife followed by timber. According the state forester, it's mostly popular with hickory, walnut, cherry and small amounts of others scattered with in. Is there a list of types of trees that should be cut that have no market or wildlife value? I'm looking at what trees I should start cutting down, hinge or leave.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Shooter77, post: 5271923, member: 1760"] Starting this year, I'm going to work on 30 acres doing TSI. The plan I came up with is breaking my land into 2 acre blocks. The attached pic shows Block A (Brown) will be cut this year, Block B (Purple) in 2024 and Block C (Blue) in 2026. This would give me different growth age structure within my property. What's everyone's thought on doing this method? First goal is wildlife followed by timber. According the state forester, it's mostly popular with hickory, walnut, cherry and small amounts of others scattered with in. Is there a list of types of trees that should be cut that have no market or wildlife value? I'm looking at what trees I should start cutting down, hinge or leave. [/QUOTE]
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