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 Brush piles
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02/10/19 08:44 AM
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bcbeyer56
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Do willows make good brushpiles?
Also what are some good tree species for good productivity
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Re: Brush piles
[Re: bcbeyer56]
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02/10/19 01:10 PM
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bush hog
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They will but don't seem to last too long. I don't know that any particular tree will produce better than another. I would focus on location of the pile instead. Some woods will last longer such as Bois d arc (osage orange) or cedar.
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Re: Brush piles
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02/10/19 01:56 PM
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KidKrappie
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They make great piles and I prefer them or bamboo. Both last about 2 years but produce well and are easier to fish with less hang ups.
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Re: Brush piles
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02/10/19 02:16 PM
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Jig Man
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I like what ever is available around the bank... If your lake folks allow it, sure makes it easier.
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