Buried baling twine... In a grid pattern!

[DJ54]

Sounds like old stacks of square bales, that rotted down. Bales stacked criss crossed, explains the "grids"..??

 

[vwnotrunning]

Sounds like an excavation grid for an ancient burial grounds.

 

[dougb256]

Now I'm wishing that I had taken some pictures! Not wire, not mesh, but red plastic baling twine. Yards and yards of the stuff. I filled two large trash bags, have another bag to fill. Some pieces are over 50' in length.

 

[greasemonkeyok]

Sounds like a job for a Ratchet Rake.

 

[dougb256]

Yes, a Ratchet Rake sure would've been handy! We used a hand rake, gloves, scissors, a Husqvarna trimmer and a push mower. Slow going, but I think we have gotten rid of all that baling twine.

 

[bcp]

Someone had a large "Square Foot Garden"

Building a Square Foot Garden | Victory or Death in the Kitchen

Square foot gardening - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

From:
Really Rose: April 2009

 

[JD 4520]

Sounds like old stacks of square bales, that rotted down. Bales stacked criss crossed, explains the "grids"..??

This sounds to be the most logical. Could have been many years back.

 

[plowindeeper]

Is it hilly It could be some type of erosion control?? most likely net wrap a round bale w/ net wrap cut wrap unroll bale= erosion control

 

[dougb256]

No, it's flat pasture.

 

[dougb256]

This sounds to be the most logical. Could have been many years back.

Would square bales have baling twine over 30' in length, up to 50'?