I don't know what kind of vines these are but they have taken over one part of my woods. They are on the ground and growing up the trees chocking out everything. Some of the vines growing up the trees are as big as my arm. In the fall they have clusters of orange berries that the birds eat and spread the seeds. Is there any way to stop this thing?

looks like poison ivy to me. h.h.

I'm not sure what it is but I would start cutting them with some loppers to try and kill some of them....

You could take a piece or this picture to Mathies Landscaping here in town and see what they have any info on it...

Euonymus or Winter creeper its on Indiana's invasive list http://www.sicim.info/ a group I am a part of check us out

I found this article on how to make a herbicide drip applicator for stumps or cut ends. h.h.

http://rvcog.org/Appendix%20VI%20-%20cut%20stump%20herbicide%20applicator.pdf

I thought this was a recent photo I am going to change my ID it is Oriental Bittersweet sorry I should have read the whole post

It is a recent photo, I just took it. The berries in the fall look like Bittersweet. This is a vine that has just started in the last 20 years, grows fast and very invasive. I didn't think it was a native vine. I don't see anyway to stop it

Bittersweet has the orange berries and looses its leaves in the fall .. euonymus stays green all winter thats it all over the ground also isnt it?? thats the confusion euonymus white fruit orange in center,, bittersweet completely Orange fruit being a recent photo Euonymus no doubt

Thanks for the info, Yes, this stuff stays green all year long. I try to keep it off my Black Walnuts. I don't know if it will kill a tree or not.

you can spray it and kill it with Glyphos on the leaves but use a surfactant like Cide-kick to break down the waxy coating on the leaves cut the big ones and glyphos on the stump CHEAPEST WAY but not the only way as long as nothing else has any green it wont hurt the trees

all over one woods I hunt too. It will take over if you let it.