Oh, I have a question too. Notice how Rusty's mane falls on one side at the top, and the other at the bottom. Any one have any clue how to train it all to go one way? I tried banding it, but maybe I didn't leave it long enough.
Becky
The undergrowth under the trees, is it naturally clear under the trees or have you had to cut brush out to be able to see through it like that? It's just a completely different kind of woods than we have, where it's thick and you can't see past the first tree, unless it's thinned out.
In the first picture we have taken no trees out or done any clearing, so that's natural. But the leaves on the ground are probably 10 inches deep.
The side Harley and Rusty are on we cleared all that out. But learned not to do that anymore. Every tree stump grew about 10 sapplings at once every year. I had to cut them off every summer for years. I used one of those weed eaters with a sawblade. The trees were as thick there as in the first picture.
So yes it is natural, unless you thin them out, THEN they thicken up:)
Becky
Oh, I have a question too. Notice how Rusty's mane falls on one side at the top, and the other at the bottom. Any one have any clue how to train it all to go one way? I tried banding it, but maybe I didn't leave it long enough.
Becky