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Hello Permies. I’ve started noticing what I believe to be oak wilt in the forest surrounding my home. The first tree snapped a few months after I noticed the damaged bark. This is the second. Now I'm on the hunt for more! I’d love to get a confirmation that this is indeed oak wilt and any suggestions that could help me deal with it.
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How disheartening!
Do the scabs show up all over the tree trunk or primarily low to the ground?

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Hi Angela.
They’re showing up near the bottom of both trees affected. The first tree is near my cabin and nearly hit it. It snapped like a twig in a windstorm.

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