Yep! Took it yesterday and got 2ndcaseyotis wrote:Does anyone have any information about the Texas Forestry test? I know the state list there is a lot different from ours, but I'm interested nonetheless.
Wow. That sounds nice. Our test had about seven questions and two specimens per station. I wish ours was more like yours. Oh well. Congratulations on placing second!crazyfloboe wrote:Yep! Took it yesterday and got 2ndcaseyotis wrote:Does anyone have any information about the Texas Forestry test? I know the state list there is a lot different from ours, but I'm interested nonetheless.
It was all live specimens (little wilted) in a 20 station test with 2 minutes to each station. You had to identify the tree by Genus and Species and then answer a question about it. Station 7 had an extra question used as a tiebreaker.
It was a good test other than the fact I don't prefer live specimens (I'd like dried personally) but thanks! Will you be at nats?caseyotis wrote:Wow. That sounds nice. Our test had about seven questions and two specimens per station. I wish ours was more like yours. Oh well. Congratulations on placing second!crazyfloboe wrote:Yep! Took it yesterday and got 2ndcaseyotis wrote:Does anyone have any information about the Texas Forestry test? I know the state list there is a lot different from ours, but I'm interested nonetheless.
It was all live specimens (little wilted) in a 20 station test with 2 minutes to each station. You had to identify the tree by Genus and Species and then answer a question about it. Station 7 had an extra question used as a tiebreaker.
) silverheart7 wrote: Unless Casey is making a trip for himself, I don't believe he's going. He's super sweet and funny, though.
I wish. I'll be in Washington D.C. doing a history thing, though. >.> I'd love to go.Nicecaseyotis wrote:I loved watching you and Dylan flip out over some of the stations... And when we'd catch each other's eye and give each other that look of desperation! Guh, our test was horrible. I'm still kind of frustrated.
Yes, I'm definetely not very calm while taking a forestry test... Especially not when it's such a horribly written exam that we didn't finish one station correctly! Hanging out with you was so much fun!.Awesome! I'm from Riverwood and I'm with with chest length dirty blonde hairsilverheart7 wrote:I'll be at Nationals, so it would be really cool to see all of you forestry kids! I'm from Paul J. Gelinas, and I'm Chinese with straight waist length hair. If you see me, come say hi!
Unless Casey is making a trip for himself, I don't believe he's going. He's super sweet and funny, though.
I'll make sure to try and find you!What did you get for that compund leaf (might have been station twenty). If I recall correctly there with 7 leaflets, toothed, but each of the leaflets was about 7" long?crazyfloboe wrote:Yep! Took it yesterday and got 2ndcaseyotis wrote:Does anyone have any information about the Texas Forestry test? I know the state list there is a lot different from ours, but I'm interested nonetheless.
It was all live specimens (little wilted) in a 20 station test with 2 minutes to each station. You had to identify the tree by Genus and Species and then answer a question about it. Station 7 had an extra question used as a tiebreaker.
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