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Axe, always...aloft or on the ground...for real treemen and women anyway...like I've told y'all before ad nauseum :D. I always preferred a light weight radio harness. Had to with the heavy/bulky USFS radio. But used the same rig with my own FSR radios, too. Much more secure...I knocked my...

Smaller faces generally produce less movement, as the top breaks free of the hinge sooner, thus exerting less sideways push on the stem before it leaves the scene.

Well done, Reg. Very. I topped many a tree for habitat, but almost all where in younger stands, 40 to 60 years old. I think those stems rock and roll maybe even more than bigger ones, on average. Lots of flex. That sort of work is not for the faint of heart. You do it with skill, sir.