Thread: Setting brush piles Help?

I can be available most any Saturday or Sunday. If it comes down to it, may have to drop brush at night but it would take several nights especially if we have bad/cold weather! I'd say determine how many places would you want brush, that will determine how much material and time needed.

Sounds like we need to get a head bangin meeting up real soon. Someone said T-Bones at Buster Boyd Ramp. How bout Sat. Jan.9. Bout 1:00 p.m. or so ? Now lets hear from somebody else on this. We gonna do it or not ? Just my 2 cents worth.

I should make that.

I'll be working but you'll go ahead on planning. Need a map of Wylie to mark your plans on if anyone has one. Gps loc come later. I'll donate $30 bucks to buy concrete. I have already requested my partners at work to save 5 gal buckets for us. Plus if anyone knows some of the sandwich shop owners they may give some pickle buckets. It's a start, hope we can get it together soon.

I'm good with the 9th
I'll start hitting lowes &the depot for concrete mix
I have a wylie map

Im not expert
But ive been putting brush piles in for 20+ years
i made alot of mistakes and learned alot

1. Christmas tree the worst Idea
2. 5 gallon buckets they will fall over and roll ( big rain comes their gon)
3. Bamboo the best- Cheap, last long time, Dont get hung in as bad and fish can get in it unlike a CHristmas tree limbs are to close

My most productive and longest lasting are PVC


I would Save all the card board boxes I could find 14-18 inches square
pour in cement stick brush in and pack down your ready when dries and want turn over like buckets.

I will be glad to come help

Slab that sounds like sound advice I was wondering if the pails would tip over.
can you come to our our meeting 1/15 at t bones at 1 pm?

Originally Posted by ScooperDude

Slab that sounds like sound advice I was wondering if the pails would tip over.
can you come to our our meeting 1/15 at t bones at 1 pm?

Friday 15th ???
Yes I can be there