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Beautiful stand! Mine's already headed out and showing some heat wearSomething almost biblical about Crimson
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Cut and split a lot of wood for the hunting cabin this weekend .
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Wow! What beautiful terrain. Maybe someday I will make it there. Keep the photos coming. Just had char for breakfast! I took the Level 1 QDMA Stewardship course and it really helped me get started. It's an intense amount of information that gave me a great base to begin expanding upon.This is in western Norway. It's the hunting club's cabin. We hunt red deer, woodcock, and capercaillie in the terrain. The lakes have trout, char, and pike.
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Habitat management and QDM are basically unheard of here, so I'm trying to apply what i learned on the forum to a new region. This year I'm focusing on propagating willow and ROD in the terrain and coppicing trees to get food down at deer level. I will probably start a small foodplot as well.
Got a side project brewing...
Trying my hand at a couple grape cuttings.
Plan to turn em loose this fall an see what happens.
Is hinge cutting good ? I thought about doing some of my property but ive read good and bad things..mostly bad.It's supposed to be a high of 41*F up here in Northern Wisconsin on Saturday. My brother and I are going to do some habitat work hinging trees and marking spots for two new in woods plots. Anyone else planning any outdoor activities?
I think I might hang a cam on a couple of these hinge spots to see how the activity picks up after the browse hits the ground!
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Is hinge cutting good ? I thought about doing some of my property but ive read good and bad things..mostly bad.
That is the plan. It had outlived its useful life as it currently stood. No low browse and it was a male tree. 2 years of seasoning and it will burn okay.Should become an excellent stump sprout bush. Deer in Ohio love mulberry.