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 over 8 years ago
Always wanted to do that.
crookedwolf Premium Member over 8 years ago
Sometimes the flagged trees are the ones they’re keeping..
Helen Ferrieux over 8 years ago
That’s exactly what I’d do (& have done…..)
jmworacle over 8 years ago
Border Collies rule!
Marge Premium Member over 8 years ago
Good job, Koko!
del_grande Premium Member over 8 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 8 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 8 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 8 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 8 years ago
In any case, it will be the tree “fellers” who will come.