I assume you have a cable blade. A good cutting edge and end bits would help. Go across field in one direction, turn around and come back across in the same path against the grain/lean of the trees.
If they're just scattered here and there, drop one corner of the blade and "dip" them out one at a time as you come to them....like picking your teeth.
You didn't say what size they are but the best thing if they are numerous but not to large would be a heavy duty ROME dozer disc harrow......or a heavy duty rotary mower and mow them down then disc.
The only advice that I can give for certain in this case is......get your hair cut short so you don't pull it all out by the roots.
Been there done that and kept my hair cut short.
I assume you have a cable blade. A good cutting edge and end bits would help. Go across field in one direction, turn around and come back across in the same path against the grain/lean of the trees.
If they're just scattered here and there, drop one corner of the blade and "dip" them out one at a time as you come to them....like picking your teeth.
You didn't say what size they are but the best thing if they are numerous but not to large would be a heavy duty ROME dozer disc harrow......or a heavy duty rotary mower and mow them down then disc.
The only advice that I can give for certain in this case is......get your hair cut short so you don't pull it all out by the roots.
Been there done that and kept my hair cut short.
Hair is short so im good to go. There are lots of little trees, too many to drop the corner and hit each. Perhaps I should try to sharpen the blade a little.
Since it's CRP land, I would see what they have to say about what is permissible to do.
As for me, I would dip out the big ones and then I would spray chemicals to kill them all. Then bush hog every year until needing chemicals again. I had sweet gum trees taking over my CRP ground and chemicals were the only thing that worked for me.
OK guys,
I need help on this one. I do not kno what CRP is.:noidea: Please help....👋
Walt-
I'm guessing this link may explain well enough.
Daron
http://outdoornebraska.ne.gov/hunting/programs/crp/crp.asp
RossNeb-
The images in your first post appear to be comming from a secure server (https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-2jtaQM4Xvv8/Ueq1-x439LI/AAAAAAAAAcs/NS33pJsSrHw/s800/20130720_103805.jpg?gl=US) and my Firefox browser doesn't display them.
Daron
Try it now. I had the settings wrong on picasa
Two things.
First, thanks for the CRP (Conservation Reserve Program) info. I would have never figured it out.👍
Second, thanks for fixing the photo "problem", I was thinking it was my computer...👋
Actually, last, I do not really have any input to the dozer blade digging in question, sorry.:noidea:
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