wiscwhip
5 year old buck +
I found these 2 university publications and thought I would share. I know their are a few guys on here that are having some logging done in the near future, and these seemed like they might have some good info.
First publication from U of Minnesota. Good, basic but thorough info on managing and regenerating oak stands. A few may have seen this already.
http://www.extension.umn.edu/enviro...nds-owners-guide-to-oak-management/index.html
Second is from U of Purdue. Has a good section that explains how to set up wildlife travel corridors with your tree and shrub plantings and a great chart of at least a 100 species and it lists their soil drainage class suitability and gives one an idea of how much soil waterlogging tolerance they have.
https://www.extension.purdue.edu/extmedia/FNR/FNR-213.pdf
Enjoy!
First publication from U of Minnesota. Good, basic but thorough info on managing and regenerating oak stands. A few may have seen this already.
http://www.extension.umn.edu/enviro...nds-owners-guide-to-oak-management/index.html
Second is from U of Purdue. Has a good section that explains how to set up wildlife travel corridors with your tree and shrub plantings and a great chart of at least a 100 species and it lists their soil drainage class suitability and gives one an idea of how much soil waterlogging tolerance they have.
https://www.extension.purdue.edu/extmedia/FNR/FNR-213.pdf
Enjoy!
