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That was a sweet pic.

Thanks for the pointer. I will definitely keep that in mind for future jobs.

Thanks for flipping that for me.

Let's see how these look. They are right off of my phone so bear with me. In one of them, you see see where the split started but was stopped because of the straps. You can also see a buried nail.

Mines done. I will post pics after I get the boys to bed. Here's a teaser.... I am glad I didn't just cut it and let it fly.

It's just that I have never tried it before. I am sure I could find a way to make it go wrong. As much as I want to the the Coos Bay, I think I am going to hold off for another time.

There are a fire limbs that we will remove first. The stem can't be more than 10' off the ground before it turns up.

No rigging from other trees. Ideally we would like to drop it slowly because it's going to land in the neighbors lot, which is lawn. I think I am going to strap it and bore cut it. I would love to try the Coos Bay but I have done it before and I don't want the tree to go towards the evergreens.

We talked about that......

Sorry about the tiny pic. It just came off of my phone that way. If I double click on it, it will show up larger.

Tomorrow we will be dropping a 12" Green Ash. It's got a clear drop zone right below it so it's not much of a job. I just wanted to toss this out there for some discussion. I am planning on plunging it, but are there better ways? Or what other options should I consider to practice with? There...