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I rode the crane into the tree on my last job and got set up, went to make a cut and realized my saw was still sitting next to the crane... Feels bad man

stuff like this can make the new guy impress everyone at get togethers!

I had that happen to me last week pulling a line into a tree, first time in a very, very long time, ended up with about 30 half hitches and a girth hitch at the end, customer was watching and I was already embarrassed enough...

how so? dont think ive ever had a reason to try it, but I cant see how it wouldnt work? sorry you got your rope stuck, I was at a treestuff party a few weeks back and let a guy try my dynaglide out, I go over like an hour later to get it back (he came from zingit in a 5 gallon bucket to...

of course, same goes for every part of the job

I forgot to mention the "flick" however, with or without the flick it does work great dont it?

it seems like it wouldnt work, even to me after doing it a few hundred times but it seems to always worth a shot atleast, might work for you, might not

so long as its not a tight crotch, although I dont think ive ever come across a tree without a single open crotch to tie into, usually something there even tight crotches it helps tho, atleast for me and my trees/rope combo ymmv, just what works for me so far

I used to do this, however had switched to a different technique and havent gotten a single line stuck since girth hitch (I never use a clove on throwline) the line 18" down from the end, and thats it, it doubles over but doesnt have an end to snag, just a nice curved section which slides around...

have you tried crisscross wraps around a stick/peg and pinching it down with your thum?, gives a great handle to pull with and free in most cases otherwise, if you have dynaglide tying to a skidsteer, or comealong will get it over in 99% of cases WoodCutr not responsible for shredded ropes lol