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Re: AL DCNR Survey
[Re: Yelp softly]
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04/27/15 05:41 PM
04/27/15 05:41 PM
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The ability of hens to re-nest has been proven time after time. I would rather do a habitat improvement regardless of the time of year it gets done. Destroying a few nests will be negated by the amount of birds you'll draw from surrounding areas. Sometimes a warm season fire is needed to knockout the undesired hardwoods in your timber stand. We have a 40 acre stand of thinned pines that used to hold birds but the sweetgums are so thick now that the birds have moved elsewhere. I wish they'd light it up now. The February burn they did 2 years ago only made them come back thicker. As I said, in my example, it was a beautiful piece of habitat prior to the most recent burning. Select cut mixed woods with 1' tall green vegetation through it. If the habitat really needed it, I could see making it happen regardless, but as it stood, it struck me as a big screwup
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