hazel trees

i have a couple of meadows in north norfolk which i aim to rent out for horses and while inspecting yesterday ws amazed to see part of the meadow near a stream is covered by hazel trees, small up to waist height in places slightly higher.

i really need to clear these shoots but rather than chuck them would there be anyone interested in coming to get some do you think?? at a loss to know what to do with them all.

also are they save for horses?

cheers
jane amis

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