re: Measuring trees for Louisiana/National big tree registry

I have been on many pieces of property around this state and Mississippi. Some of them haven't been touched in 30-50 years. Like Langston said, there is no way that they have been to every piece of property with big trees in the state. They probably use satellite imagery and thermal imagery now, but it can be a whole different world on there ground. I saw some huge cypress trees once and tried to find them on the computer. No beans, they had phenomenal dbh, but their crown cover wasn't shite. I was able to find a few of them on Bing maps, but not most. There are still a few untouched stands of trees around the state. I would say that number is under 5, but when you see them, you'll shite bricks