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He states that allowing nature to overgrow invites predators and that removing excess trees—especially in areas where they become unruly or unhealthy—is crucial for land health and safety. He stresses long-term planning, trimming trees, and the importance of regular maintenance to keep the land in shape.
Reflecting on Land and Wildlife Management
Throughout the day, he reflects on the importance of land management practices—such as the rarity of natural regrowth when trees are left unchecked. He shares his approach of thinning crowded trees to promote healthier growth. He also discusses how leaves and small saplings are allowed to decompose naturally, contributing to soil health.