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Controlling non-native invasive species is an act of love. I will do what I can to spread your message. How did the ephemerals return to your woods? Seeds in the soil beneath the barberries? Will the ephemerals in my woods return where I exclude the browsers?

Beautiful of nature!🌲❤️🦌

Throw in deer browsing and there are no , youngsters, to grow...i used to take a 50 foot roll of pig wire into an area. Cut some saplings like popple . Using them to make an approximate,12*12 square.

I really like the quality of the information + your way of communicating. Very helpful. Looking forward to viewing your other videos!

usually soil compression causing lockout get a 1000 year old dying oak knocked over by wind rejuvenates like its a sapling air the roots

Cottonwoods do the quaking too.

In your opinion; How extractive and ecologically taxing is a general - northern hardwoods ,individual tree selection cut, running through standard the order of removal. I feel so extractive as i am learning to mark.. id like to be told im not.

I love how they shake and clap in the wind, its like leaf chimes, beautiful. They are so full of vibrancy and life

Must be talking about that low level green brush in the background?

Gods design. It’s perfect. Always.

Barberry gang

Alot like us Humans!

Merry Christmas.

Also simply because get to Old...senescence

I thought that Oak had it bad, as there's an oak tree that was very small when I was growing up it was about 24in, the year 1979 I was 10 and in 2024 it's about 8/9ft tall. And I'm much older.

Unbelievably relatable

😋😋😋 I ❤❤❤ pin cherries ... I haven't had any in a couple decades but as a child, teenager & young adult I ate them every summer! Along with wild Strawberries Blueberries and Raspberries ...up in Northern Ontario... Nothing beats wild fruits, especially wild Strawberries 😋😋😋 tiny but extremely mighty in flavour! I'd LOVE to grow a pin cherry tree indoors if possible as I live in a small apartment now

Nope

Never underestimate a cherry. The favorite in my mill...

Oooooooh... I've seen _this_ happen before!

Red pine. Paper thin bark

Whoa a forester trying to understand what it takes for a logger to do his job. Unbelievable!!!

My brother shot a buck here in oregon last load on the haul road threw it on the cat walk of the log truck went to the mill then home lol

other lifeforms have near immortality on lock, while we're over here dying because we were standing in the sun too long with no sun block, i swear we're the only species that doesnt belong here. just existing gives us back pain, apparently evolution never figured out how to reinforce the disks in our spine and knees for gravity despite spending most of our time standing up and walking, doesnt matter if youre in shape or 450 lbs and have diabetes, doesnt matter how much you work out, in some cases that makes it worse. Also our brains can store enough memories and information for like 1000s of lifetimes, but that pesky heart gets tired after about 70-80 years

More likely it was shat out by a black bear. En masse.

How much do the deer and moose disturb the tubing?

Glad to hear you are staying with it.

You are going to have to explain, tubing , and vacuum to the public.

Thank goodness for the McNeil generating station in Burlington to use up some of the states low grade timber

Hey, I'm from France, you remind me and my family of before winter when we used to chop wood for the fireplace

Very interesting

Wasn’t there a story in the news a year or three ago about a 2500 year-old fig tree seed that was germinated?

Lucky bugs getting a chance to bite on a handsome dude with awesome dimples!

Love it! You know Sam Lincoln down in Randolph?

This is awesome!

Love your show Eathan ,learn something new everytime! As a man of the woods there is no replacement for wood knowledge!

What sort of natural disturbance would it take to force pin cherries to germinate? Was it the blowdown mentioned?

LOVE pincherry trees! There use to be tons of them along the farm grain fields and forest edges, we'd get in there and pick from the best producing trees, yes the fruits are very small, but it makes what has been called the most elite of jelly .... oh, the one year I picked about 150 lbs! As well, some of those trees gave larger or better tasting fruits, some so good that I'd fill my belly as well! Now, I wonder if there is another species that grows into a MUCH larger multi trunked tree, I seen some very nearby to my place, surprisingly LARGE trees that I hardly had believed could be pincherry but for the obvious look of them and of course the telltale fruit, I need to get back there to check 'em out!

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Yeah they aren't slapping mosquitoes or plucking ticks either.

Usually I walk up from behind the tree and poke em in the belly and smile and say your it . They usually smile back if they are standing up

Vermont....

Matt damon?

Yup. Lots to do when it's frozen. I'm a bit surprised to see an old timberjack skidder, you must be a private guy not government or big contractor.

Only time you can get in swamps, after several days, below zero

Same thing they do all year!! FkAll!!!!......

mizu5 reference this actually lowk fits mizuki, her secret was very fragile and one sentence ruined everything, or exploded.

Depending on location, over here in Humboldt county, CA the logging season winds down in the winter because of the torrential rain and erodible soils.

So, what are you going to do when a big corporate logging company buys the rights to clear fell your favourite forest?

Some people don't understand that highgrading is the real evil. Clearcut are also viable, but people want "pretty" ecology. Glad there's more people on the platform actually educating people.