I expect you will have little trouble on getting offers for osage orange. I have some on my place and just use it for posts and firewood. I don't know what you cal "large", but most of my large trees are pretty crooked. Some are an estimated 3' thick. Some have wire in the lower 3-4' but should be good above that. If you are located close enough I will give you some logs. I am in Coffey county KS. near Burlington. There are several blowdowns that are in the 12 -18" diameter range and still green enough to cut up easy.
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I expect you will have little trouble on getting offers for osage orange. I have some on my place and just use it for posts and firewood. I don't know what you cal "large", but most of my large trees are pretty crooked. Some are an estimated 3' thick. Some have wire in the lower 3-4' but should be good above that. If you are located close enough I will give you some logs. I am in Coffey county KS. near Burlington. There are several blowdowns that are in the 12 -18" diameter range and still green enough to cut up easy.
blackie65
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The "apple" is also a great insecticide. We gather them in the fall and put them in the crawlspace of the house. Even put them on a piece of newspaper in the pantry. Spiders HATE em !!!!!
jlsmith
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Thats pretty neat to know. What else will they keep away?
