Someone else mentioned herbicide, which will surely be part of your solution. I have had good luck with Remedy (generic name: Triclopyr 60.45%). It can be as much as $80 a gallon, but you can dilute it substantially with diesel fuel. Add a splash of dishwashing detergent to act as a surfactant--as I understand it, it makes the solution cling to the plant.
You need not spray an entire plant. Spray just around the base, all 360 degrees. Larger brush may take a while, but it will die. I have had very good luck with it. Put that in a battery-powered backpack sprayer, and you'll be able to kill a lot of brush.
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- Tue Oct 17, 2017 5:24 pm
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Good idea. Maybe they make one that is entirely silent and doesn't have any little red lights or the like to tell you that it is on. I have not shopped for one like that.roadkill wrote:A game camera watching the easy to spot game camera helps. Won’t keep it from getting stolen but will provide you with leads on who stole it.
- Mon Oct 16, 2017 8:12 pm
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Your caution is wise. A landowner owes few duties to a trespasser. One of those few is not to intentionally injure him. Work with law enforcement and don't employ self help.zmcgooga wrote:I like the nail in a bag idea and even thought about digging a slit trench that would catch someone's front-end, but the more reasonable side of me thought like others, probably not the best idea if I want to stay out of legal troubles.
And good luck on not getting the game camera stolen. Life isn't fair.