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We cleared this trail about 2 years ago (should take me to the Cherry), when I was splitting this morning I noticed the downed Cherry. Will buck and split before August.

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A lot of our cherry is a moderate hardwood, but very susceptible to a black rot on its branches. I cut them down when they are 6" or less diameter.
Do you find a lot of the black rot on your cherry?
 
maplewood said:
A lot of our cherry is a moderate hardwood, but very susceptible to a black rot on its branches. I cut them down when they are 6" or less diameter.
Do you find a lot of the black rot on your cherry?
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I wood say 1 out of 4 that I bucked up and split but thats just a guess.

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