I hate those trees. Worthless invasive crap they are. I either push em out of the ground or cut em and Tordon em like Dennis above.
They’re native to the eastern half of Oklahoma, with spotty historical distribution in the western half.
I hate those trees. Worthless invasive crap they are. I either push em out of the ground or cut em and Tordon em like Dennis above.
Well, learnt something today. I never investigated. I just assumed they weren't native. I'm gonna keep killing every one I see though.They’re native to the eastern half of Oklahoma, with spotty historical distribution in the western half.
So was goose grease and skunk oil. YUK!My grandparents generation put Coal Oil for any type wound (To sterilize it)
As cure-all[edit]
Coal oil was once used as an internal and topical home remedy as a general cure-all for many ailments, including coughs, flu, cuts, abrasions, and wounds. Internal applications were administered by adding this toxic petroleum product to sugar cubes, molasses, honey or some other substance to mask the taste, while topical applications were applied adding to bandages or by pouring the coal oil directly on the affected area.[9]
What I'm guessing is that deer eat the seed pods.
Then they poop around the area where we feed cattle.
That's where more and more of the saplings are coming up.
They seem to grow a lot faster than other trees.
Almost like a weed.
I believe you're correct. A fella told me that the sprouts come up from the roots of existing trees. I think that's where the Tordon comes into play. Paint the stump and it kills the root system.I have some Black Locust on my place. I think they spread underground, like Sumac and Aspens, and Bermuda grass. I think a grove of Locusts is all the same plant.
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