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1. This is happening in a big way in the woods in my area (SE PA).

Reply to Eugene (Original post)

Mon Feb 26, 2018, 09:38 AM

Feb 2018

Around here, the deer eat every other seedling and small native tree or bush in the woods, but not the Beech. The look of the woods has changed dramatically in the past two or three decades.

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Beech booming as climate changes, and that's bad for forests [View all] Eugene Feb 2018 OP

This is happening in a big way in the woods in my area (SE PA). enough Feb 2018 #1

Same here in the southern Appalachians of north Georgia Glorfindel Feb 2018 #2

That's due in large part due to too many deer NickB79 Feb 2018 #3