BenAllgood
5 year old buck +
Ecoregions are pretty neat to look into. My property, from what I've found so far, is in the Oak-Hickory forest ecoregion with areas of scatter openings and bottoms of more shade tolerant species. It looks like that habitat type is losing ground rather quickly. It's turning more into a maple/beech dominated area where forest still happens to be on the landscape. It seems the maples and beeches are taking over due to them being more shade tolerant species.
I'd encourage people to google their ecoregion and see what their land may be used to look like.
Look for Level III and IV ecoregions to get more specific on your local area.
I'd encourage people to google their ecoregion and see what their land may be used to look like.
Look for Level III and IV ecoregions to get more specific on your local area.