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:thumbup: One thing nice about the TH... We all seem to care about each others safety. :)

Clove can roll out. Be wise to back it up with a 1/2 hitch or something.

No... My tie in would not be above me in the sketchy tree. It would be in another tree, or below me in the tree I am working. Like a belay system. Rarely used, often times I can have a high line that I am tied onto Ddrt.

Graham had a great video for the wraps around the trunk.. Love it. Keep it simple.

Only time I use a base tie in that someone can lower me on is on a sketchy tree I am worried about failing.. Otherwise , my belief, personally pretty much matches yours. Climber will probably have to self rescue to keep from becomming a recovery. You will rarely even see me work a line that is...

Three scenarios .. please excuse the snap on the flip line. That can easily be replaced with a properly rated crab. I just wanted to give you guys some easy examples of what you could do with a hank of rope that you will be climbing on and what should probably be right in your climbing bag...

I use one sling or a small climb line (that I have in my climb bag) to attach a small to medium porty to the base of the tree. 200' of climb line (same hank I am climbing on), which is often more than twice what the tree I am working in high, stowed in a bucket or rope bag at the base of the...

Not really... But if you think so...

Porty.... .. Just sayin... :drink:

Cutting rope will always take a second seat to saving my ass FWIW ;)

Since I had Stehansen make me a few portys..... Well ya'll know how I roll..... ;)