Summer transplant without a root ball, plus manure burn, equals near-certain death. Live oaks are tough but not that tough.
Wait until leaf drop (fall). Dig with root ball (9–12 in. wide per inch trunk caliper). Plant immediately, water, mulch. No fertilizer until spring.
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