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Infiltration Forums > UE Main > Kudzu Covered Barn(Viewed 1688 times)
Cato Black location:
Georgia
 
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Kudzu Covered Barn
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Kudzu is a vine that was introduced into the United States from Japan in order to combat soil erosion; now it is a weed that plagues the Southern United States. Here are some pictures from a small Kudzu covered barn I explored (plus some photographs of the ruins of an old abandoned house a few meters away).

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JokerSpecter location:
New Orleans, LA
 
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Re: Kudzu Covered Barn
<Reply # 1 on 10/31/2018 3:07 PM >
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Hey, nice catch! This place looks like a cool place to... lurk... around...



Mr. Bitey location:
Milwaukee, WI
 
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Re: Kudzu Covered Barn
<Reply # 2 on 11/1/2018 12:18 PM >
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Kudzu is a big problem up here in Wisconsin too, although I am guessing our winters slow it a bit. It grows around trees, literally choking them to death. One of my favorite trails the DNR burned out to rid it of Kudzu. In the right conditions, this stuff can grow up to A FOOT A DAY!!

The notched hunks of woods in the 3rd from last pic look like they were from a figure 4 dead fall trap....







[last edit 11/1/2018 12:21 PM by Mr. Bitey - edited 1 times]

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Turd Furgusen location:
Charleston, WV
 
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Re: Kudzu Covered Barn
<Reply # 3 on 11/1/2018 5:04 PM >
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Was this on a tree farm or something? I noticed all that pine was lined up nicely in #31.



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Cato Black location:
Georgia
 
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Re: Kudzu Covered Barn
<Reply # 4 on 11/1/2018 8:12 PM >
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Posted by Turd Furgusen
Was this on a tree farm or something? I noticed all that pine was lined up nicely in #31.


Not that I know of but on the back side of the barn was a young pine forest, which had a hunting tent in the distance.



Cato Black location:
Georgia
 
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Re: Kudzu Covered Barn
<Reply # 5 on 11/1/2018 8:13 PM >
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Posted by Mr. Bitey
Kudzu is a big problem up here in Wisconsin too, although I am guessing our winters slow it a bit. It grows around trees, literally choking them to death. One of my favorite trails the DNR burned out to rid it of Kudzu. In the right conditions, this stuff can grow up to A FOOT A DAY!!

The notched hunks of woods in the 3rd from last pic look like they were from a figure 4 dead fall trap....


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I am not sure about that. I know that spot was were an abandoned house once stood because I had visited years ago when it was still standing.


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