Recent content by mrmiji

That's the reason I purchased the place. During BP season, the mast fall on the west side makes a harvest from the blind over there virtually guaranteed. The problem is, by the time general rifle picks up the deer move to the east side and bed there. There's a wheat find that they hit at night...

I created an album labeled "mrmiji" with five aerial photos. The dark green trees are red cedar, the round lighter green are blackjack and post oak and they get to stay. Near the pond are some cottonwood, black willow and sycamore that'll be controlled to encourage turkeys but discourage a coup...

It's farm country. I have New Holland/Case, Cat, Kubota et al. Sadly, the only Bobcat dealer near me is one hour away.

What I'll be removing will be exclusively cedar. The oak will stay. The largest chainsaw I own is a Stihl 260 Pro and it's more than enough for the trees I'm killing. I got one 24" diameter cedar down with my 192T but it took two passes. That size of tree is rare and some of those I'll keep as...

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I own an 80 acre ranch on a butte in Oklahoma. It's rolling hills - some canyons so steep they can't be walked - with sandy soil and native grass. 20 percent is covered in oak (post and blackjack) and 30 percent is covered in red cedar. I intend to remove most of the cedar leaving some so the...