No more peaches
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GoodFriendMike
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You may need to make yourself a new hat. Or go with chicken wire.
ktrain
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One or the other at this point.
superdave336
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Dang, time to break out the heavy artillery and get’em!
Figgerlickinggood
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Figgerlickinggood
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Will it grow back new branches? There’s still a trunk and roots? BTW did you ever finish your greenhouse?
GoodFriendMike
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Me to. Plus oneWhen I have to make a choice between 2 items I usually go with getting both.
TorontoJoe
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superdave336
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PSA, careful when google searching “bad beaver”. 
ktrain
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It will regrow, but I'm just taking it out.
As for the green house...still on the list...as the days get cooler it gets higher on the to do list.
ktrain
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just going to hire a T1000.
Figless
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PSA, careful when google searching “bad beaver”.
@superdave336 Wow Oh My, I had Nooo Idea....So far I have only glimpsed at Reasoning with Bad Bad Beavers Behavior Online.
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goodnessatlanta
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The Beaver did not show love to the peach tree at all. The Beaver might end up on the grill.
ktrain
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So check this out...of course it did come back for the entire tree.
It was at least 15' tall.
One of those chewed up stumps was already cut down by me because it hung over my raised beds....so not sure why it chewed it up other than to eat it. lol
Anyway, to try to convey the distance it is traveling and dragging this tree away I took a pic, doesn't do it justice because there is a hill that goes down to the water that you cannot see.
Now I am worried about my fig trees on the backside of the house.
I never would have thought it would travel so far when there are literally trees surrounding the pond.
Suppose it is sick of pine?
In these pics are the stumps, the older one that is dull in color is the pear tree, it was at least 20' high, the newer chewed one is the peach.
It was at least 15' tall.
One of those chewed up stumps was already cut down by me because it hung over my raised beds....so not sure why it chewed it up other than to eat it. lol
Anyway, to try to convey the distance it is traveling and dragging this tree away I took a pic, doesn't do it justice because there is a hill that goes down to the water that you cannot see.
Now I am worried about my fig trees on the backside of the house.
I never would have thought it would travel so far when there are literally trees surrounding the pond.
Suppose it is sick of pine?
In these pics are the stumps, the older one that is dull in color is the pear tree, it was at least 20' high, the newer chewed one is the peach.
superdave336
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Blow up the den! Probably wants a variety in its diet. I imagine fruit trees are sweeter 
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ktrain
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@superdave336 lol It's got to be the case...it's probably sick of pine trees.
I need to do something before it gets my fig trees and the 1 plum tree we have left.
Also I just removed the fence around my mulberry, now I think I may put it back.
I hate having to worry about these things.
I need to do something before it gets my fig trees and the 1 plum tree we have left.
Also I just removed the fence around my mulberry, now I think I may put it back.
I hate having to worry about these things.