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Lol Butch, maybe its the booze, but I'm not following the uhhhhhh...? Congrats on the new job, but we are all terrified for you about you rapid advancement to climber in less than a weeks time btw :) be careful please, not all tree guys are knowledgeable, hell look at me lol

And of course this FORUM, which Butch is kind enough to maintain for the industry. With you here i assumed you understood that as an option that you are already pursuing...

He's got some great vids for sure, but what really helped me was fellow treehouser Gerry's fundamentals of general tree work. It's a book, i believe it might even be out of print now (huge crime against humanity), that is about 700 pages long covering everything to various cuts in the tree...

And residential is all i do here, and nice yards with tons of landscaping is the norm. Hell even mowing tears up yards when it's wet, pretty much the reason i stopped doing that for hire. We're supposed to get over 4 " in the next two days, which should make this impossible to work in for at...

How do you guys out there handle the mud? That's the worst part of the rain, the fact the ground is so soft that even walking tears it up.

You can make your own tincolth with an old carrhart and parifin wax or beeswax. I've never done it, but i have been meaning to for awhile. I'm sure it's not as nice as Filson stuff, but from everything I've read, it's how it was done for years on old sailing vessels