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Trap bed coverings #8660638
09/13/26 06:26 PM
09/13/26 06:26 PM
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trapper les Offline OP
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Every year…usually…I corral a pile of these semi-mulched box elder leaves and lawn clippings and dry them out a little more…comes in handy some places for blending.

I use the mower to circle things and make the pile.

Last edited by trapper les; 09/13/26 06:28 PM.

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Re: Trap bed coverings [Re: trapper les] #8660731
09/13/26 07:51 PM
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That stuff works well Les especially in flat sets. And if it stays dry. Just cut grass and going let it dry good and bag some up myself.

Re: Trap bed coverings [Re: trapper les] #8661913
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Nice job, Les.
I collect material went it's dry.

An abandoned dam near our home gets mowed once or twice a year.
I'll rake up dried hayledge-
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At home, I mow this hayledge.
I like it smaller-
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I have a bagger on mower at home. I collect leaves (for trap covering) when they are dry-
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Re: Trap bed coverings [Re: backroadsarcher] #8661924
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Originally Posted by backroadsarcher
That stuff works well Les especially in flat sets. And if it stays dry. Just cut grass and going let it dry good and bag some up myself.


I've done this the last few weeks cutting grass. My lawn has little windrows every weekend. Turn em over once or twice, then bag them up.


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