Pullerbear Pro XL in Action around Non-Target Species:

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A Treatment Method that Does Not Harm Surrounding Vegetation:

Since the ephemeral flowers are in bloom currently, if I were using the normal treatment method of foliar herbicide to tackle the second and third treatment of bush honeysuckle, I would be causing a lot of collateral damage in the forest. With the tool I am showcasing in this video (link to the company website below) you can witness how selective this method of treatment can be. This is fantastic for areas with other sensitive species present that you really don’t want to harm.

Enjoy the video, but please understand I am currently self producing so the quality of videography is not going to be the greatest. Working on getting that fixed soon though (a little foreshadowing here).

Pullerbear Company:
www.pullerbear.com

Tool shown in video:
Pullerbear Pro-XL

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A little bit on where I come from:

I am a graduate from SUNY – College of Environmental Science with a B.S. in Wildlife Science
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I graduated from SUNY – ESF Ranger School extension with an A.A.S in Environmental and Natural Resource Conservation
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Spent 4 years working various public sector seasonal technician jobs around states like Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, South Carolina, and New York until I decided to turn to Private Sector work.

I mostly tackle Timber Stand Improvement projects, with a focus on wildlife habitat features and sustainable growth through thinning treatments and soil-building techniques. I strive to utilize regenerative forestry as my core focus when providing any services.


My hope is that with this channel I can introduce land owners to some basic management practices and techniques that can help them work on their own properties, or know what to look for when hiring a private forester to come work on their land if they want to follow the methods I use for my own work.


Intro and Outro animation created by:
Duncan MacGregor - “Pains Angels”
https://rumble.com/user/KiltedChristian

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