Posted by Brian G. NY on July 17, 2022 at 20:05:10 from (154.6.16.15):
In Reply to: Pulling Tops posted by Brian G. NY on July 17, 2022 at 14:38:48:
Okay guys......where did you get the idea this was "clear cut"?
This woodlot hadn't been logged in over 50 years and many of the oaks were past there prime. Many were 3-1/2' or more in diameter.
The logger left many trees for future harvest and also left some that were big enough because they were producing a large quantity of acorns.
He was careful in falling those big oaks which took a little extra effort because of their size. He did not leave a lot of damage liked I've seen some other loggers do.
The owner asked him to leave the tops because he expects to feed his outside boiler with the wood for quite a few years to come.
Oak tops can remain in the woods for years with little rot because the limbs keep the main log up off the ground.
Rarely has any clear cutting been done in this part of NY State since the settlers cleared the land for farming.
The exception being that N.Y. Encon has clear cut some of their wood lots here in the past few years, they say, in an effort to "regenerate the forest with healthier trees".
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