What Your Timber Stand Should NOT Look Like!

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What Your Timber Stand Should NOT Look Like!

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Matt Dye and Adam Keith of Land & Legacy are on the Proving Grounds in SW Missouri showcasing what your timber stands should NOT look like! Identifying the three layers of a timber stand, over story, mid story, and under story, and managing them appropriately will dramatically increase the usability and productivity of your timber stand for deer and other wildlife.
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@figandcloverranch5871 Ай бұрын

Previous owner gouged my whole parcel of oaks 50 years ago of all oaks . I have like 10 left on entire property . Real lot of maples and beech . Taking lots of them down

@stevegaines-vq3bd Ай бұрын

I have 10 acres in Southern Ohio & just cleared off a slightly western hillside of tall Red Cedars & tall poplars....nothing grew under it...I planted 5 fruit trees already & will plant 4 Chinese Chestnut trees this Oct...I'm already seeing deer walk across the hillside eating the new growth....& i've had a salt/mineral site over there for 17 years...

@Whitetail_Properties Ай бұрын

Nice!

@davidfleer5307 Ай бұрын

Central Missouri what is killing so many oaks most of the ash have been killed off , it’s unreal how much firewood we can cut in a 2-3 acre area

@arttrumbo9496 Ай бұрын

How can I tell if my forrest is supposed to be an oak forrest, or a maple/hickory forrest or beach dominated? I have specimens of each of all sizes from 1" up to very large. My canopy and understory look very similar to video. Ive started removing mid-story trees, leaving some of the mid- story red and white oaks, and also girdling/squirting larger hickory, maples and beaches. And selectively preserving large oaks. Is this the right thing to do if I am managing primarily for deer and turkey hunting, but also for a healthy natural habitat for native species?

@grant877 Ай бұрын

Google USDA web soil survey and go through that. It will give you good ecological site info to base management decisions on.

@Landandlegacytube Ай бұрын

Where are you at in the world? Sometimes you can consult with a local forester to learn or use websoil survey online to do a soil assessment and the drop down menu may give some good ideas of the historical habitat

@arttrumbo9496 Ай бұрын

@Landandlegacytube I'm in northern middle Tennessee, not far from LBL if you know where that is. I've been planning on having a forester out to do a timber harvest assessment soon. I will as him about this topic when he comes.

@arttrumbo9496 Ай бұрын

@Landandlegacytube according to the web Soil test map, I have bonding gravelly silt loam.

@MrRABland Ай бұрын

I've got 100 acres in NW Wisconsin that's mature hardwoods last logged in 1988 with 70% red oak, 15% white oak, 10% sugar maple, and the rest aspen/basswood/ash/birch. My plan includes reducing the basal area to 60 from 120-80 and clearing areas for food plots and several clear-cut areas. My forester is keeping some of the mature and mid-story maples. I asked him why and he said for diversity. Does this make sense??