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Re: Cedar trees in pasture [Re: WadeRyan] #8595157 04/06/26 12:30 PM 04/06/26 12:30 PM
Joined: Jul 2012 Nebraska WadeRyan OP trapper
WadeRyan OP trapper Joined: Jul 2012 Nebraska	Took a couple pictures yesterday. Took my boy down to shoot a 22 arc for a few rounds. We are planning to build a house on the far northwest corner of the first picture in the near future. Grass has already started to come back in most areas, we are going to seed a few as well. Next fight will be the locusts on the other end. Plan to have them cut with skid steer and apply Tordon as we go. Follow me on YouTube if you’re bored https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5Ulx1woYMmCN3IPLB0wwFw

Re: Cedar trees in pasture [Re: WadeRyan] #8595227 04/06/26 03:44 PM 04/06/26 03:44 PM
Joined: Dec 2023 MO B BC-Buck trapper
BC-Buck trapper B Joined: Dec 2023 MO	Originally Posted by WadeRyan Took a couple pictures yesterday. Took my boy down to shoot a 22 arc for a few rounds. We are planning to build a house on the far northwest corner of the first picture in the near future. Grass has already started to come back in most areas, we are going to seed a few as well. Next fight will be the locusts on the other end. Plan to have them cut with skid steer and apply Tordon as we go. Dont spread the thorns. Takes about 10 years for them to break down in soil. I prefer to girdle, treat and let stand.

Re: Cedar trees in pasture [Re: WadeRyan] #8595539 Yesterday at 10:02 AM Yesterday at 10:02 AM
Joined: Jan 2017 Marion Kansas Y Yes sir trapper
Yes sir trapper Y Joined: Jan 2017 Marion Kansas	Early burns are starting to green up some

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