Heavy hickory nut crops ("mast") are irregular and not strictly weather-driven. High mast years concentrate wildlife; low mast years force animals to roam. There's no practical way to remove the nuts—just walk carefully until they decompose. Seedlings can be spot-sprayed with glyphosate using a shield to protect other plants.
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