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Treelooker, thanks for the post. If you can remember after checking it in April I would be interested to hear what you found out.

Lol, the camera man would probably send it up if I needed it.

I have seen that too, kind of wondered about it too?

We had a lot of snow last winter and a really wet spring and then no rain and hot weather for about 3 months this summer. I started working on this today and pulled off it because of the frozen brittle green limbs. I was planning to speedline everything down and I don't have enough height with...

My guess is that it was the ips beetle. The top has probably been dead for at least 5 years.

It has one little green limb above a half dozen big dead limbs and the stem appears to be solid up to the last green limb. For aesthetics sake I almost have to cut down into the green. What will cutting into the green hurt? This is the part of tree work I need to learn...

I wasn't sure how to title this thread. I have to remove a dead top from a ponderosa pine today and I was curious if there is anything I could cover it with or seal it with that would help prevent any future rot? Or maybe it will pitch out and seal itself.