Thats why they have "wind biologists" now at pgc. To sit in the front office and make sure one of those windmills doesnt suck the doe tags out an open window.

I have hunted where the 85 tornado approached Kane through the ANF and the swath was 400 yards wide and as far as you could see in both directions. Everything was leveled. Now it is pole stage with nothing but leaf litter on the ground. It could use a thinning now.
Made for some tremendous habitat for over a decade though.

I heard they specialize in blowing hot air as well as smoke up the arses of those who sampled their HR Kool-Aid.

Well Rendell can't run again, and I have no idea who the GOP plans to run, but I believe we can do better.
Big city lawyers are not the sportsmans friend, we need to start planning further ahead and maybe find a person with a more rural back ground.

Easier to just slice diagonally into the bark with a hatchet or axe, lift the bark up, and inject a healthy dose of full strength RoundUp into the tree. It works well.

Theres one I hadn't heard about, little quieter than a chain saw. And I bet the wood peckers love ya for it.

Yea....I hate to admit it.....but the idea came from a QDMA magazine.:eek2:

You could just hatchet a ring in the bark all the way around like I said. No chemical needed. You don't need to go deeper than the bark.
This assumes you own the land, of course.

Don't we all own a little piece of state land? :eek2:

And actually for ringing a tree one of those rope type saws works just fine on soft maple, and it just takes a moment.

As for the roundup it would only work in the summer time when there were leaves present or being produced.

A landowner did exactly that with 100 acres near my camp. They left the valuable timber trees and ringed the birch, beech and maples and the results were nothing short of amazing.