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Bend over to the ground when snow looks at them. Single stem river birch over clump personally.

How is that political?

Thanks for the beta, LLBean is down the road and have the ones Cory uses. None of the spikes I’ve worn reliably stayed on so we’ll give these a shot. Paul, I hear ya. This part of Coastal Maine gets lots of wintery-mix/sleet/rain/deep-freeze progression with this last storm exceptionally...

Sean Ruel scrambling to stay on the trail and out of the ocean. Ridiculously icy island work.

One of the reasons I’m self employed; I can try to talk customers out of stupid decisions. “Why do you want to cut that healthy tree down?” It’s not just a paycheck, they are alive and usually older than us.

Srt and spikes? No ascenders?

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Why is this such a common retort? Posting pics or videos, especially on forums, isn’t just for ego-stroking. Good to keep learning and progressing as a professional.

John Henry jr is the best. It with the BMG is phenomenal.

Interesting read on arbtalk thx for the link. It mentions the still common pollarding of young trees for “winter fodder,” guessing goats?

Hey Murphy, here’s a clean undercut with a 24” bar at 7’. No excuses for a sloppy one at 5’...

OSHA approved technique while cabling off ladders...

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Is that steeper than it looks?

Tail-light hernia

That is heartbreaking, feeling his pain/frustration across the Atlantic.

Everything moved to the otherside of a stone wall. Nothing hauled away.

Had a strenuous one yesterday. Three tall pines, 34”, 32”, and a 25” double top working solo.

Couldn’t believe the mini hauled this log out. Had to eek it up hill a bit but John Henry jr did it. 36” 8’ white pine.

That man is my hero!!