When I first bought this property there were 10 or 12 live and several large dead Honey Locus trees.
I have cut them down and dragged them to a steep bank and pushed them into a creek bed being very careful.
That was for the live ones, trying to drag the dead ones wouldn't work as the limbs would break off leaving a deadly trail of thorny limbs.
For the dead ones I had to pile up every dead limb cut the tree down if not already down and burn in place. The seed pods have to be raked and burned. The dead branches can lay around for many many years and still cause flat tires.
I would go over the area several times in the summer looking for small ones and spray Round Up on them before the thorns would get big enough to do damage.
I have cut them down and dragged them to a steep bank and pushed them into a creek bed being very careful.
That was for the live ones, trying to drag the dead ones wouldn't work as the limbs would break off leaving a deadly trail of thorny limbs.
For the dead ones I had to pile up every dead limb cut the tree down if not already down and burn in place. The seed pods have to be raked and burned. The dead branches can lay around for many many years and still cause flat tires.
I would go over the area several times in the summer looking for small ones and spray Round Up on them before the thorns would get big enough to do damage.