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I was searching for another thread, about a crazy cow that joined our herd after the farmer (who's land we lease) died and no one could catch her. We've been trying to catch her for three years or so now. Today was THE day! While searching, I saw this thread, thought I should comment that we...

osage here is spread by seed (cows, critters)...if you cut it and leave a hint of green anywhere...it will live.

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thanks! :) i'll update next week....we were going to purchase it....but couldn't connect w the company. since it's too late to get the purchase on this years taxes....it will wait. (note to self: describe cistern field's removal method)

my first thought was ripping them out, too......but these are cow pastures....not great ones, but do have a nice mix of grass/clover (among the weeds)....cutting/spot spraying would damage the least amount of forage........... oops....short rreply, but i just looked at my fingers and they're...

Thanks Brian. :) No Dave. As the other Dave said, it would just piss it off. We bush hogged forever, but didn't keep up a year (or two or three) and instead of hedge trees, we have BIG FAT multiple stem osage orange trees now.

Thanks guys! No, the Fecon cutter/mulcher wouldn't quite be in our price range, but thanks. :O I welcome any more suggestions, and I'll post more info if I find it. (I'm having my hand surgery tomorrow AM, if I don't reply right away.....that's why.)

Has anyone every seen or used one of these things? We have MANY fields that are getting crowded out by osage orange trees, too big for a bush hog anymore. We had tried tackling them with a front end loader bucket, holding them over and then cutting them with either a chainsaw or a DR trimmer...