@Carl Russell 20046 wrote:
We are harvesting trees with defects like forks, blister-rust, or marketable trees that are competing with others with good potential.
Carl
Carl, are you talking about white pine blister rust (Cronartium ribicola)? I thought you guys had that licked for the most part in the NE. It is kicking our butt out here in the whitebark, limber, and bristlecone pines. Quite possible we are going to lose an entire ecosystem type.
Nice show, looks like fun. Gotta like those horse/forwarder mixed harvesting systems! 😉
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