https://www.ducks.org/south-carolina/wood-duck-boxes
You will definitely help them out. It’s a worthwhile habitat improvement for sure.
2020 Native Habitat improvement thread!
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https://www.ducks.org/south-carolina/wood-duck-boxes
You will definitely help them out. It’s a worthwhile habitat improvement for sure.
weekender21
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You guys make my back hurt, strong work.
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Triple C
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Finally put the Mower/Mulcher to use. It exceeded expectation. This is a beast of a machine. Paired with a JD333 High Flow CTL. 4 blades that rotate inside the blade carriage if needed. Carbide teeth on bottom of blade carriage to mulch material to ground level.
Cutting into the section to be cleared.
Afterwards.
Triple C
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George...Might be able to trade some work out for a knife or two.
Triple C
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lak...I posted pics of the west boundary firebreak road that we used the old Bushmaster brush mower to open up and clear out 2 summers ago. Brooks spent a day and half doing that project. I swear this machine would have done it in prolly less than 4 hours. It far exceeds expectation. Advertised to cut 10" soft wood trees and I'll tell you that it's more than cutting...It's like immediately down the second the blades hit the tree. Old one you had to gradually take it down from the top. This one you hit it at the base and it's gone. The carbide blades on the bottom of the carriage wheel perform as advertised. Obliterates the material. It's a sweetgum eating machine as well.
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George
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George...Might be able to trade some work out for a knife or two.
I do have a pile of blanks that have been in the works for about two years now.
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Triple C
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George...I think of you every time I go to the farm and place me keys n wallet right next to where your knife stays on the shelf. Love that thing.
So there I was...waking up from my colonoscopy I had this morning and groggily hearing the nurse telling me what I could and could not do the rest of the day...doc comes in and tells me I got a clean bill of health and my driver takes me to the restaurant of my choice on the way home. I get here and sit down to follow instructions and I guess my anesthesia wasn’t quite worn off because this is the next thing I remember....lol
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Triple C
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Okie - Openings look great. Are you going to put in food plots or let it go to early successional habitat?So there I was...waking up from my colonoscopy I had this morning and groggily hearing the nurse telling me what I could and could not do the rest of the day...doc comes in and tells me I got a clean bill of health and my driver takes me to the restaurant of my choice on the way home. I get here and sit down to follow instructions and I guess my anesthesia wasn’t quite worn off because this is the next thing I remember....lol
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Thank you...the dozer is soothing to operate much like my tractor...
Thanks! It’s just going to be early successional habitat and edge...much too close to a fence and on a side hill to be planted food. Most of the trees I released are white oaks with a couple nice post oaks. I have made 4 small clearings in our woods like this so far and have more to make...
The areas I am working on are areas I have studied long and hard since 2014 on. I never expect to kill a deer in one but I do expect to get some bedding and nesting in them when native grasses and briars grow in...rabbit habitat as well...
Whenever you are ready. I have 2 sites to look over today for work. A road/bridge fix and a pond dyke alteration.
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