OKLAHOMAN
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Came home today to find that my heavily overloaded pecan tree decided to rest its limbs on the ground.Look to the top and a little to the right and you will see the break. Pecan blanks anyone?
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wdcav1952
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Roy, pecans are self-pruning, it is a fact of life. [8D]
tdmiller10
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Last weekend I helped my dad remedy a problem he had similar to that with a sycamore tree. When I went to cut the huge branches down with the pole saw, I tried to get the sections as straight as I could and put the rest in a pile for winter. He thinks a few months in the shed and 90 degree weather should dry it out enough. Is this enough and should I treat the cut ends with wax or anything while they are drying out?
LostintheWoods
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Roy, I'll gladly take those pecan blanks off your hands!
EeyorIs21
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See here to MILL it: http://www.penturners.org/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=27502
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