Yeah, that's not going to happen. Keep in mind you have to go down and up a ravine to even get to these trees, and they are in the middle of thick brush with a steep muddy incline into a river on one side and a corn field on the other with no space between the trees/brush and the corn field. This is the back edge of corn field rows, and there is no access path between them and the river. In fact, from the nearest access point to the field, some 1500 feet up the road, you can't even walk to the river through the field as there is a deep creek in between. Even if I could get permission to take the tree next to it down, there's no way to get equipment up there short of an excavator or doing some dirt work too.
Image not to scale, but you get the idea. Between the bridge/road and the tree line is a deep ditch that intersects the river bed. So you have to go down and up this ditch to get to the tree line. That ditch is entirely mud, and even after a week of drying a person sinks inches into it.
I don't say all of this to be a pessimist - in fact I have been out there daily with different people looking for approaches. It's just to say it's not nearly as simple as some people think.
(Oh yeah, and due to the construction on the bridge, no vehicles are allowed within 1500 feet of the bridge, so everything has to be carried in, then through the mess described above).
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