Review of Woodland and Hedgerow Winter Work Party 4 to
Tucking Mill Farm, Zeal Monochorum, EX17 6DF 
 Brash Covering Stools For Deer Protection  Coppiced and uncoppiced areas can be seen  Site manager  one log stash  another log stash  a rack of brash  admiring our work  tidy racks   
At this work party five of us worked from 10am to about 3:30pm
in the light drizzle. Eddy worked with the chain saw and coppiced
hazel stools. The rest of us worked on smaller timber with hand
tools. Any brash was tidied into racks which will form a wildlife
habitat as it decomposes. The cut down stool stumps were covered in
brash to prevent deer browsing any new growth in the spring.
Photos courtesy of Eddy Kay.
Risk Assessment
Site Induction
Chainsaw use at Tucking Mill
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by Charles Mossman
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