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Use it for a bit and see how you like it then pass it on. Might learn something.

I keep a fly reel in a bag in the bucket. I'll climb with it if I see I'm going to need it. I have a Mag Throwbag that I'll take up if it's a dense tree and no room to boomerang it back easily.

I have a couple of those wedges. I usually leave them in the bucket. It's nice to be able to tie them off so they don't fall after every use.

Lean and mean is the way to go like Burnham is. Unfortunately I'm not 160 and 6'1" like I was 15 years ago. So you deal with what you've got and make it work to your advantage. My dad is about Burnhams size and tough as a boot. Could always out work and outlast the bigger guys. Smaller climbers...

I'm about 225. So an extra 3 or 4 lbs won't be noticed.

I used to carry everything I might need. But now I try to just take whatever I need for that climb. I used to have extra biners and pulleys and hitchcords and all kinds of things. Never did bother me though. I've always been strong enough to carry whatever I might need. One day I took off all...

I really don't use it much in the tree. But it's there if I need it. Never know when you'll have to cut a rope or stab a squirrel. It sits nicely on the bottom or a caritool or clipped in an extra biner. I usually carry a swiss army knife in my pants pocket but unless I can stand up and get my...

One of these is nice to have hanging from the saddle too.

As little as possible for each job. But I'll carry a Silky strapped to my leg most of the time. Even if I don't think I'll need it, it will usually come in handy. For reaching the tail of a rope etc. I started wearing a camel back water pouch a couple years ago. Now I won't leave the ground...