“My home has many large trees around it. Will the trees interfere with the signals?”

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• It seemed to at my home which is surrounded by large trees.

  Answered by Dogguy 9 years ago

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• We have lots of trees where we are, and we're also in a rural area, and we had no problems finding tons of channels and getting great reception.

  Answered by Kathy 9 years ago

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• Yes. Trees can reduce radio frequency signals--particularly pine trees. But the reliability of the signal will also depend on the distance to the source of the signal. If the source is nearby, the signal might still be ok.

  Answered by James 9 years ago

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• Yes it could. I have this and facing NNW. Not very many channels come in and the signal is very intermittent.

  Answered by Lisa 9 years ago

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• Unless you are in the middle of a really dense forest trees don't tend to cause too many issues with reception. Trees can interfere but it typically needs to be a substantial stand before it becomes problematic. We generally suggest that you try an antenna to see exactly what your experience will be.

  Answered by Mohu Customer Service 9 years ago

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