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Is cover necessary for trophy BG? If so, can I tie up mesquite branches to make a pallet, ball, or other structure?
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Also, what depth should I place the structure? Should I remove the thorns in case the structure gets stuck in the mud? Thanks in advance
-Connor Kelley
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I don't remember anybody using mesquite. For amount, placement and other cover ideas, look here , and don't forget to open and read any links that are embedded in the thread.
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Connor, in our area consider cedar and stay away from green or freshly cut oak.
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