paden cash, post: 387674, member: 20 wrote: Tree growth can vary from hill to hill. I had two pecan trees in my front yard that were both planted in 1963. One was only 2/3 the size of the other at the trunk.
If you could find a woodcutter in the area that could show you similar sized trees of the same species that he has felled lately you could do some ring counting and make an educated guess. Oh, and don't try to joke with Paul...he's an engineer for chissake...;)
Paden,
It is politically incorrect to "Out" Engineers.
It was too much fun not to throw in the carbon content.
Paul in PA
Paul in PA, post: 387773, member: 236 wrote: Paden,
It is politically incorrect to "Out" Engineers.
It was too much fun not to throw in the carbon content.
Paul in PA
I'm there. But I'm just a 'politically incorrect' kinda guy! 😉
Mark Mayer, post: 387500, member: 424 wrote: We don't have beech trees in Oregon but if it were an Alder, which are similar in appearance, it might be no more than 10 - 15 years old at that size.
Beech and alders, much different.
RFC,
You may want to edit your profile for this board.
Your profile is showing you as "Licensed in VT".
You may want to change this to Location in VT.
leegreen, post: 388064, member: 2332 wrote: RFC,
You may want to edit your profile for this board.
Your profile is showing you as "Licensed in VT".
You may want to change this to Location in VT.
Lee: Egads! Thanks for the heads up! Never even looked at it. Must have come across from the old forum with some macro driven data.
Is it fixed now?
rfc, post: 388083, member: 8882 wrote: Lee: Egads! Thanks for the heads up! Never even looked at it. Must have come across from the old forum with some macro driven data.
Is it fixed now?
Yes, it is fixed. Says location is Vermont.
