marion moore
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The markings should be at the same height as when they were craved. Every see a tree that has barbwire nailed to it. In never gets higher as the tree grows. Thanks, marion
Found a marker tree
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DigDug216
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Plants achieve little growth through cell division - most growth comes from cell elongation. What does this mean? What was near the ground 100 years ago can be much higher depending on the type of tree. Happy hunting.
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I sure wish you could get a clearer photograph and from a closer distance. More than likely they climbed from their horse upon those limbs and made the carving. I sure wish it was a clearer picture, I may be able to help you.
