Timber Stand Improvement | Bass Pro Shops Land Management Series

[@charleywalker2982]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge and keep your videos coming please.

[@numan5976]

🦌

[@travissmith-wz5nc]

Grant on multiple channels.

[@LetThemGrow]

Genius observation. Thanks!

[@stevegaines-vq3bd]

I'm recently retired & am now felling all the big, tall cedars off one hillside on my Southern Ohio 10 acre property...like you said, no sunlight hits the ground & it was a desert for the animals...have already planted 5 fruit trees & 3 Chinese Chestnut trees will be planted this October...It's hard work at 67 years of age....have a lot of bonfires....as the cedars aren't worth selling...

[@charleywalker2982]

❤ 👍

[@zachherum4958]

I have a problem with invasives, I am afraid to cut my timber and have the already problematic garlic mustard taking over more than it already has! HELP!!

[@SandwichKing-lj4ej]

I’m not surprised turkey numbers struggling as there is little quality turkey habitat, most land is managed for timber.

[@maniachill3069]

Personally, I'll never use a herbicide on my property.

[@usernamehere6061]

You aren't changing the world by having that stance. If anything you are allowing your property to be a huge seed source / breeding ground for invasive species.

[@maniachill3069]

@@usernamehere6061 what an ignorant thing to say. He's using herbicide to kill native trees instead of cutting them down.

[@usernamehere6061]

@@maniachill3069 I wasn't commenting on him I am commenting on you. Goofball.

[@showmetheheartland]

Then you aren't accomplishing much habitat improvement!

[@LetThemGrow]

@@usernamehere6061it’s his property.