Coppicing Woodland

[@Zedoutdoors]

A great informative video Harry as coppicing is something I really want to learn more about, many thanks for sharing ~Peace~

[@harryrogers]

Zed Outdoors Great...thanks Zed...people there referred to your splendid channel.

[@G5XW]

Great film and good to see a true country worker

[@disconeil]

Great film Harry, up here in South Yorkshire we don't see a lot of Sweet Chestnut but we do have an abundance of Hazel which the same principles of coppicing apply to. A great subject that was introduced beautifully. N.

[@harryrogers]

Thanks Neil --- yes funny how it varies by region....more hazel in neighbouring Sussex I believe.

[@ronsites2694]

Your videos are always interesting and I never fail to learn something. Thanks!

[@harryrogers]

Thanks Ron

[@kevinharris5523]

Always fascinating, Harry. Thank you!

[@icespeckledhens]

A nice bit of woodland, mind you, trees are always one of my favourite places to be except in a gale thanks James

[@maxdecphoenix]

When you said '8 an acre' per standard, it reminded me about something I'd read somewhere several years ago, where back in the 'hay day' of coppicing, the practice was so prevalent in England that a law came about mandating landowners/stewards to leave at least one standard per acre or face a stiff penalty. If i remember the article, this had something to do with rail-roads.

[@Octopusbeak]

Looks sort of foreign and exotic, having spent my life in the pacific northwest US. What a cool resource for material! Thanks for sharing.

[@timwhite9255]

I already knew a little bit about coppicing after reading the Cadfael mystery books and studied up on it a little to understand the story. But i didn't know about managing for wind breaks for the fragile new growth. Thanks Harry.

[@michaelflynn6178]

Very interesting Harry Thanks

[@weschaffin]

Interesting indeed Harry!! Well done.

[@BeyondHomeCooking]

Thanks Harry, very nicely done as always.

[@francisbarnett]

love the woodland.

[@mrsgbee]

Very enjoyable and informative video, thank you for sharing.

[@hansdegroot8549]

Very informative video. Thanks for sharing.

[@baconsoda]

Very interesting Hatty, thank you.

[@smnhpkns]

Excellent content, thanks for sharing

[@VanderlyndenJengold]

I had a project whereby I need chestnut paling and I was very keen to buy British yet it was just too expensive. If we had more coppiced woodland in the UK would the price go down? I don't think so as this is an expensive country to live in.

[@bronyaur045]

Very informative video Harry. Can't wait for the follow -up one on fencing. Did you consider making one on a hazel coppice, and hurdle making. I really always enjoy your approach, explaining techniques from a novice point of view. Thanks again. Paul , Kildare,Ireland.

[@harryrogers]

hi Paul and thanks.....I will certainly do a film on hurdle making at some point!

[@TacBlades]

Nice vid, hmmmm there is a lot more to woodland management than i thought :)

[@TheKlink]

like with so many things more details emerge the more you look

[@DonnaMSchmid]

Very interesting!!!

[@TheJimsock]

Very interesting. Thanks

[@ZachBeane]

What are you using for such steady camera work?

[@harryrogers]

Zach...I filmed this on a mobile phone...Samsung S6 with a three axis chinese gimbal by Zhiyun....I am pleased you asked as I have been very impressed by this device!

[@ZachBeane]

The results are excellent, smooth even when you stumbled. Thanks for the info.

[@stuartlyons5383]

thanks

[@queeniemoon1349]

They really need this in Africa. The cut down entire trees. They need this!!!!!