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Indeed. I went to the market to buy some groceries to donate to the food pantry via the boy scout troop. Guess I have a tree that needs to be flopped for one of the leaders. Happens, as you said, at church as well. Tonight we are taking the kids to a movie night at the church. Any wagers ?

Yup...

AMEN

I prefer certifiable arborist :drink:

Darin (oldmonkey) sent me his daughters harness back when. I sent it on to Sean. Lilly is one that will free climb rocks. Not really interested in rope gear yet. Seth has a thing about heights like his bio dad. Levi, runs in his blood. Middle child. Just enough fear for respect of the dangers...

Meh, my 12 yr old climbs. Just got his own hand saw. Showed me he was meticulous about TIT and has used one on the ground. He was up over 85 feet solo with his own climb gear in one of our pines practicing. Had to reset his 150' Climb line (Vortex cool) to finish coming down. I just checked in...

A.... he's missing zeros or decimal points...... B...... nevermind.... :lol:

If you are using a 2000 lb rated climb line, I would rethink your program. My kids climb on the same rated lines I do. With the same kit, nothing rated below 5400. Teach them proper.

You have at least a scrench and or chain in every vehicle you own, including the wifes.

:lol: All the cool new kids use, "send it", now. But yup.

Expanding on that Butch, you have pruned or disassembled every tree in your head on your normal routes of driving.

Walk int o a store with your foot ascender on thinking you might feel like a cowboy if it were actually spurs. But hey....

You also have retired throw lines in your garden for your string beans and rows. Of course you almost never buy contractors string line for projects.