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And (to the best of my knowledge) they don't spray herbicides in the cuts. Critical to growth of browse that supports strong deer and elk populations.
Quote from: Skillet on November 14, 2014, 07:31:09 AM And (to the best of my knowledge) they don't spray herbicides in the cuts. Critical to growth of browse that supports strong deer and elk populations.They do spray them...
I imagine there will be more so called "raping" of state land now that that class size initiative has passed. How else can they possibly reduce class sizes unless there are more schools built? To my knowledge, DNR tries very hard to protect wildlife habitat. I think they do a much better job than most of the private timber companies.
Your wrong. Do I win a prize?
Dibbs (or anyone with knowledge on this) do you think the high rate of harvest has anything to do with land grabs by different conservation groups(eliminating working forests for various reasons)? I also see land grabs by certain municipalities. It also seems that they lose on checker board consolidation with big timber companies. Do you feel these are contributing to increased harvest (beyond sustainable levels)?
Quote from: Curly on November 14, 2014, 08:41:23 AMI imagine there will be more so called "raping" of state land now that that class size initiative has passed. How else can they possibly reduce class sizes unless there are more schools built? To my knowledge, DNR tries very hard to protect wildlife habitat. I think they do a much better job than most of the private timber companies. Do you know what a portable is?
So is it only on the east side of the state that the DNR decided to rape the state land?
Quote from: _TONY_ on November 14, 2014, 10:17:41 AMQuote from: Skillet on November 14, 2014, 07:31:09 AM And (to the best of my knowledge) they don't spray herbicides in the cuts. Critical to growth of browse that supports strong deer and elk populations.They do spray them... Thanks for pointing out I was wrong about this a third time in this thread. A few more times and I might just learn something.