BurtG said:

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Fresh2death said:

Certainly the majority.

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Which branch pulled a train on your girl?

I’m a forester do this professionally. Active ingredient should be something with either glyphosate or tryclopyr. Cheap generic herbicide from TSC with this as an active ingredient works better. Roundup works on small acreages.

If more than an acre or 2 get the cheap shit from tsc.

Doesn’t have to be anything special for hack and squirt… just use one of the 2

Tryclopyr is slower to kill but stays in the tree longer than glyphosate

Need to either hack and squirt when leaf out or just before fall, that way the herbicide is transported throughout the stem. Fall everything is moved to the roots, spring/summer travels around the stem.

Sink a hatchet a few times into the tree, (I like one cut per 2 inches in diameter) larger diameter more hacks.

Use a squirt bottle into the open wounds. You’ll need to get a recipe, like reloading what works for me may not be legal/work for you.

If you plan to girdle, make 2 rings/cut about about a an inch 2 inches apart, Cut through the bark into the cambium. You’ll don’t have to remove the bark/cambium between cuts, as that section between cuts does it acts like a tourniquet but blocking float/sieve cells stopping water/sugar movement in the tree. Works better on hardwoods.

YMMV

Its a start. If convicted, I suspect the POST certs will be revoked

theLBC said:

it isn't a huge amount of land, but would set a precedent, and not sure if one of the owners would be able to sell if they needed?
of course, they might just be looking for a payoff.

Richmond property owners worried after First Nations land claim | Globalnews.ca

The ruling gives the Cowichan Nation title to 7.5 square kilometres of land in South Richmond, including city and port lands, farms, golf courses and commercial properties.

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It will be just a start. I suspect this will get quashed on appeal. And, no, it would be impossible to sell a home when you are no longer the legal owner

Interesting read: the GunsAmerica piece on rail rigidity measures flex and actually puts some numbers behind common systems, including Seekins. Was taking a quick look at the new DD SPR iii but im not going to spend more $ to get a less efficient system.

To be clear, my intent with this thread isn’t to debate laser mounting or just avoid a “bendy-boy” rail, it’s exactly what @JR1200W3 brought up: positional POI shift. I’m building a comp rifle and my goal is to minimize any positional shift.

If Ridgeline had their kits in stock I’d probably try one just to test it out.. but they’re not available right now (kits or rifles).

NXS 2.5-10x42

A lot of their articles are taken from AP/Reuters, etc. You know which slant they are given.

If you read the shit that's posted . . . one thing they can't do to you is take away your discernment.

Whiskey 3 Pro folder, billet magwell, adjustable latch. Pretty sweet.