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This is how my neighbors and I roll.
He's tiling his field and wants to know what works for me in a few areas.
For some what works for him, I get some bulldozer work and some tree take down.
The excavated ditch is my neighbors, this is really going help to dry me out.
Cooperation is awesome.
That sounds like you're a pretty rational person, as are my neighbor farmers.
I wanted to do some edge feathering on my west line that's his crop rented property. I told him I just want access, when convenient, to drop some of my trees that way and drag them back. EEzy peezy, no problem, no...
Had a friend that thought he got his neighbor that way. The neighbor sent him a check for next to nothing, as crop rent goes, then did another 20-30 ft the next year. No local govco would get involved as he had told the guy to pay him rent and he did.
Ended up that after a couple/3 years the...
You would not be a dick for standing up for your property rights! He's the dick, whether he did it or paid someone to do it, he's responsible.
I would just ask the guy straight up how often he wants you driving through his field to get to parts of your property because, it's more convenient for...
Can't help with a setting but, I'm thinking I'll run some of my CP42 seed through the planter, the rest will have to be hand spread. There is such a difference in size I can't bring myself to thinking I can use a mix.
We're doing 47 acres.
That sounds like my place, not the 12 deep', if you're actually talking deep underwater. My drainage property has water get 30-40'wide 3-4' deep every year. Not depth just wide wet ground.
Do your side ditches drain to anything?
My really wet area, like that, has a drainage path at one end.
Do you think that if that those ditches could drain you would need the wood? Or just some geotextile?
I'm also planning on removing some side trees and doing some hinge cutting to get more...
That's kinda dry looking compared to a couple of my paths that need semi regular access. I'll try to post a few pics tomorrow night or the next dat and some remedies I kinda have.
If your planning to hunt it, one of the first things is to figure out how to access where you want to hunt.
No sense putting plants of any kind in until you know if you want food or blocking etc. Habitat doesn't care, hunting it does.
This a row of black cherry planted about the same time as the white spruce and white pine .
They get whipped on pretty good in the tubes. Some have grown enough to bust out of the tubes.
They were planted along the conifer edge as a rub line and man does it work.