Native Tree Society BBS

The site obviously isn't going anywhere unfortunately and these posts only bring attention to it. I agree there is no use for the post.

I have had some time to ponder things over the last few weeks because of the partial lockdown and I think I need to spend more time posting to this group and more importantly, just reading the posts here daily like I used to do. Being an admin over at Big Tree Seekers on Facebook has made me miss th...

I found this douglas fir today.

1.75' DBH X 182' = 104 HDR

This area was clearcut maybe 80 years ago and I'm sure this tree is not the HDR champ back there, it just jumped out to me as it was along the trail.

Whoever it is, it has to be multiple people and I believe the drive must be monetary. That much work wouldn’t have been done out of pure revenge or some sort of Robin Hood mentality.

Bob, Eric,

Thank you for the replies. Bob, I will look through the posts. I was thinking to myself that there must be a ton of data on my very question. I will log in to the cadre site as well. I've since changed emails and need to update that in the system,

Thanks!

So I've been using the SOLO R/T monocular for a while now and I was wondering if anyone had a formula worked up on Excel for it. For instance at a distance of 13.5 yards, 50 reticle or hash marks comes out to 2 feet. Using basic math you can come up with any estimate just based on that. At 27 yards ...

Fredrik,

I didn't notice myself until someone pointed it out to me. Unfortunately both trees met a similar fate.

Michael, Don, Mario, all,

Now the real question is, did any of you noticed this was Jack London inside the tree?.

Humboldt Redwoods, Redcrest California.

I've been following all this. Very sad. Centurion looks very compromised as well.