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Hi. Picture if you will a 15 acre woodland on a mild slope. Recently clearfelled. We've now got over 200 absolutely massive oak stumps. The smallest is 4 foot diameter and the largest easily over 10ft diameter. They are also quite high as there was no chainsaw big enough to get to the bottom of the stump if you get me. Some are nearly 6ft high. Currently a bit vexxed about what to do with them. We don't want them there for replanting. Thinking either dig out and bury or mulch but don't think there's a mulcher big enough! Either way it's a big old undertaking and we want a blank canvas. Appreciate your thoughts. 

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14 minutes ago, Whoppa Choppa said:

Hi. Picture if you will a 15 acre woodland on a mild slope. Recently clearfelled. We've now got over 200 absolutely massive oak stumps. The smallest is 4 foot diameter and the largest easily over 10ft diameter. They are also quite high as there was no chainsaw big enough to get to the bottom of the stump if you get me. Some are nearly 6ft high. Currently a bit vexxed about what to do with them. We don't want them there for replanting. Thinking either dig out and bury or mulch but don't think there's a mulcher big enough! Either way it's a big old undertaking and we want a blank canvas. Appreciate your thoughts. 

Amazing that the FC allowed clear fell of trees that size.  Or maybe this is not the UK?

 

 What will be planted in their place?

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2 minutes ago, Squaredy said:

Amazing that the FC allowed clear fell of trees that size.  Or maybe this is not the UK?

 

 What will be planted in their place?

Yes it was a mixed larch (sphn) and oak fell. Also sweet chestnut, birch etc. It was all old oak coppice and not been managed for a century. Frankly the oak was fkd; half at least of it was dead.

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