Hedge laying

[Charlietrees]

Charlietrees where are the pictures?

 

Will put some pics up later when I get back home from the 1st day

Does any one no where I can get any stakes/bindings (hazel) from in/near Warwickshire ?

Went well today but got let down the stakes. 90 meters to go!

[Fencing]

that will be hard yakka, the old boys would do a chain a day (22yds). My only advice, get a long hooked stick really helps pull down your pleachers. dont be afraid to cut out alot of material if you need.

 

Haslemere natural boundarys

[Minotaur]

Come on Charlie - where are the pictures?

[treebloke]

Any idea what a going rate might be pre mtr?.

[slack ma girdle]

I have got to get my head around hedgelaying, as i have the first competition at the end of September. I like the Pembrokeshire style; cut and drop. No weaving, plechers, stakes or binders.

[timtree81]

That's the murry way not Pembroke way ! Ha ha

[slack ma girdle]

That's the murry way not Pembroke way ! Ha ha

 

Cheeky

[timtree81]

Cheeky

 

Only pulling ur leg pal , how ate you these days , the woods still keeping you busy ?

[slack ma girdle]

Only pulling ur leg pal , how ate you these days , the woods still keeping you busy ?

 

Sick of spraying rhoddie in Clyne valley.

 

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Check ALL the simple things first.

[Rebel_Commando]

I have got to get my head around hedgelaying, as i have the first competition at the end of September. I like the Pembrokeshire style; cut and drop. No weaving, plechers, stakes or binders.

 

I'd of thought repairing the banks and relaying the stones would be a pain with the Pembrokeshire style? There's a new built bank and new planted hedge just outside Pembroke that I've seen,looks good