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No!!!

At least the HO was smart enough to realize his "cabling" job wasn't quite up to snuff. Those were some nasty gnarly canopies. Were they topped many years ago?

Nice! The Hunicke Training Camp!

I'm just the opposite. Always preferred to have it at arm's length, not hanging at the end of a lanyard.

I thoroughly enjoyed that video. I want to be like August when I grow up.

You're a better man than I am, Gunga Din.

I counted 12 poo shovel sightings!

I like the Van Gogh-esque look.

I put it in the same category as the sloping back cut.

I've had an over-enthusiastic crane operator start lifting a piece when I was only about half way through the cut. It'll barber-chair like crazy but since its attached to the crane, where is it going to go? I just cut faster to catch up with it.

:/:

No more "V" cuts! :thumbup:

Shout out to Ray Stevens!

Nice save.

Smooth as silk! Nice!

"eyebrow raising" Yes, that's exactly what it was. Even more so on that last branch.

I'll have to agree with Butch on this. I've done a couple hundred crane jobs and nearly every pick is a stand up. I'll occasionally do a long horizontal limb with two attachments but it's not for lack of room to stand it up; more so because I was worried about it breaking loose before it got to...

Call it the Honey Knot, but you have to pronounce the "K" :D Another excellent video, btw. :thumbup:

I know what lockout/tagout means. I misunderstood your post. I thought you meant to lockout/tagout the chipper.