I hate hedge apple and honey locust!!!

[perrymax]

Bushhogging just makes these 2 trees come back thicker.Burning seems to work best.I burn my native warm season grass about every 3 years but I can't seem to keep up with these trees!!Anybody got any ideas?

[Multidigits]

Deer, squirrels, and rabbits eat hedge apples.

[Valley Station]

Deer, squirrel and rabbits eat honey locust pods.[:)]

[Landguy]

Cut locust between the first of November to the end of March and put some stump killer on it. I've been told that this will keep a locust from coming back. Don't know about a hedge apple.

[RutNBuck]

honey locust is one of the best firewoods you can find...you have to swipe the tree a time or two to get rid of the thorns it burns very hot,last forever ..in fact i just put a stick in the stove....this also helps with land improvement

"A wise indian once said,the more you move the less you will see,the less you move the more you will see"

" I live to hunt, but my wife says i may hunting a place to live"

[Larry Carter]

I think it's black locust that makes good firewood and wildlife feed.

[perrymax]

Black locust gets those mushroom looking growths on them,don't they?Great fence posts and great firewood.Honey locust is soft wood isn't it?They bushhog pretty easy.Then you get a flat!!![:(][:(]

[Larry Carter]

Perrymax, If you're going to bush hog a lot of brush check out the flat proof tires for replacing the fronts on your tractor. Not really expensive and pay for their selves with savings on blood pressure medications.[:D]