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Prune Lower Branches and Chip Debris

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What happens here

The narrator indicates that all limbs from approximately chest height downwards 'got to go.' He plans to prune as high as he can reach with a pole saw. This is a critical maintenance step to prevent tractor damage during mowing and to create a tidier, more functional pasture. The removed branches and any surrounding brush will be chipped up to manage debris and possibly create mulch.

Goal: Systematically remove all lower branches from the pine trees up to a reachable height using a pole saw, and then chip the removed brush and debris to clear the ground.

Tools and materials

  • Brush Chipper
  • Gloves
  • Pole Saw
  • Safety Glasses

What they say

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going to chip up all the brush and debris around the edges. See those limbs? From about there down, all them limbs got to go. Now, we got some good stuff in here that we can use for fatwood. uh as we cut these limbs off. And I'm going to go all the way up as high pretty much as I can reach uh with the pole saw. We're just going to have the tops of the trees hanging in here. The fatwood is right in here. And I'll

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