Forest Stand Improvement With Dr. Craig Harper LIVE SEMINAR | Part 2

[@jerrygregoire586]

Great Video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience.

[@Whitetail_Properties]

Thanks for watching!

[@elidale9222]

Really helpful video! Hopefully more videos on this topic coming!

[@lukewright9533]

This really answered my questions for my hunting property. Thank you for the shared tips!

[@Whitetail_Properties]

Glad to hear it!

[@ayetoven4207]

What a fantastic knowledgeable video! Thank you this info will come in very handy this spring!

[@ernie9819]

What is the advantage to leaving any black cherry? 🍒

[@RGrizzzz]

Timber value

[@deer30outdoors]

Wild turkey feed

[@tyevans8714]

Couldn’t you burn before the hinge cuts in order to achieve more forbs.

[@Whitetail_Properties]

Yes you sure could.

[@maniachill3069]

I like your videos, but I have a suggestion. When you're talking and you say something like, "If you look here you can see the dye in the herbicide spray. If you look to my right, you can see the hinge cutting we've done." But we didn't see everything because the camera operator kept the camera on YOU instead of what you're talking about.

[@Whitetail_Properties]

We'll keep that in mind.

[@todsimpkins8908]

woody stems? thats browse. thats what deer eat the most of late season and winter. thats when you want deer on the property not spring summer. why get rid of it? and girdling is dangerous. nothing like 50 trees falling on you when you least expect it.

[@joshuahammond4452]

Agreed!!!

[@stephenkutney9626]

I've been girdling trees for over 50 years. I've never had a tree fall on me or anyone else. They fall years later in the middle of winter during a bad storm.