I’ve done it too….but Maizing that’s when a friend told me that also. So now I am more careful…our area color coded them, so I found out the “color codes”.
In PA, USA, our State Foresters take care of that. I also work in one of their “sister” agencies so I know the Bureau of Forestry fairly well for over 30 years. TRUST ME, they don’t just “wiily nilly” cut down the trees. They KNOW what they are doing.
snuster1 Premium Member over 7 years ago
Always wanted to do that.
crookedwolf Premium Member over 7 years ago
Sometimes the flagged trees are the ones they’re keeping..
Helen Ferrieux over 7 years ago
That’s exactly what I’d do (& have done…..)
jmworacle over 7 years ago
Border Collies rule!
Marge Premium Member over 7 years ago
Good job, Koko!
del_grande Premium Member over 7 years ago
“We’re supposed to cut down a (possibly diseased) tree – which one is it?”“I don’t know – we’d better cut down all of them, to contain the spread”
whenlifewassimpler over 7 years ago
I’ve done it too….but Maizing that’s when a friend told me that also. So now I am more careful…our area color coded them, so I found out the “color codes”.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member over 7 years ago
In PA, USA, our State Foresters take care of that. I also work in one of their “sister” agencies so I know the Bureau of Forestry fairly well for over 30 years. TRUST ME, they don’t just “wiily nilly” cut down the trees. They KNOW what they are doing.
hippogriff over 7 years ago
Dry and DustyGenerally true, but if there are a bunch in a straight line, they want to put in another road.
joewolf over 7 years ago
In any case, it will be the tree “fellers” who will come.