Squirrels have girdled multiple trees on your Oregon property. If bark remains on >50% of the trunk circumference, young trees can recover.
Twelve squirrels indicate overpopulation. Live-trap (Havahart 1025) and relocate, or ask your stew-making neighbor to thin numbers. Fewer squirrels = less bark feeding, especially in winter.
Keep soil moist but not soggy. Young trees with partial girdling often rebound in 2–3 years.
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