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Old 1/24/12, 7:44 PM
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Must be a regional thing. Hot Dogs must not grow well in this area.




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Old 1/24/12, 7:48 PM
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Would any of you say anything in your report about this locust tree? There are 3 trees in the backyard. The buyer ask how dangerous this tree was to his children.
hard at times to remain tactful

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Old 1/24/12, 8:49 PM
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Just mixin the pot!!! He knows about the problem. Some of the thorns are 3 inches log and hard as nail. This not like getting stuck by a ROSE bush.



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Old 1/25/12, 9:14 AM
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As a kid, my neighbor lost his eye when he was playing around outside at night around some rose bushes. Just never forgot.



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Old 1/25/12, 9:29 AM
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Just mixin the pot!!! He knows about the problem. Some of the thorns are 3 inches log and hard as nail. This not like getting stuck by a ROSE bush.
We use to cut them down on the farm and burn the stump out of the ground. That is the only way, we could keep them from growing back.
Fixed a lot of tractor tires because of these trees.



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Old 1/25/12, 1:25 PM
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When reporting trees, I limit defects to defined hazardous.

http://www.na.fs.fed.us/spfo/pubs/ho...haz/ht_haz.htm



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Old 1/27/12, 3:59 PM
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Would any of you say anything in your report about this locust tree? There are 3 trees in the backyard. The buyer ask how dangerous this tree was to his children.
Funny, almost every Native Plant here has thorns.
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