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<blockquote data-quote="agmantoo" data-source="post: 762398" data-attributes="member: 8973"><p>Earlier when I thought the trees were loblolly pines that was the reason I asked about the diameter. I was at that time going to suggest the trees be thinned so that you could get to the vines that are climbing the trees. Rather than using 500 lb calves I would buy cows that had been mismanaged as they would eat as much as two heifers and be cheaper to purchase. </p><p>Come Winter when the kudzu goes dormant and the leaves fall you could sell the cows back to the market and maybe make a few dollars and then start again next Spring.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="agmantoo, post: 762398, member: 8973"] Earlier when I thought the trees were loblolly pines that was the reason I asked about the diameter. I was at that time going to suggest the trees be thinned so that you could get to the vines that are climbing the trees. Rather than using 500 lb calves I would buy cows that had been mismanaged as they would eat as much as two heifers and be cheaper to purchase. Come Winter when the kudzu goes dormant and the leaves fall you could sell the cows back to the market and maybe make a few dollars and then start again next Spring. [/QUOTE]
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