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Have you considered which route you will go for the specimens that are good treatment candidates?

Happy to tell you what I can. I have a good buddy that's a municipal forester that told me about some research regarding the structural integrity of wood riddled with eab. That was rather concerning. He put the thought in my head when he told me that a company that he used to work for had...

Honestly can't say for sure without an in person inspection. Even then, I don't ever give 100% guarantees to our customers. This is obviously not a comparable situation, just trying to be honest... With that said, it's a pretty guaranteed statement that it will not be a viable long term...

After reviewing the pics again, I'd say at the very least, it's a great opportunity to hop up in the tree to perform an inspection and remove some of the deadwood. It looks like you're already starting to see some compartmentalization with some of the stubs. Good chance to get a 1st hand view...

Thanks Tim! Awful nice of ya to say that. I hope that I can make a beneficial contribution here and there. With that said, I've got way more to learn from you guys than what I can offer. That's for sure. Also wanted to say that I slightly misspoke in the post regarding the compensatory...

Thanks guys! The warm welcome is greatly appreciated. I think that's what I like about this place so much. I'm going to start chiming in a bit more here and there when I have time. Time's the limiting factor for sure. Anyhow, thank you all for being so hospitable! Isn't there a welcome...

I look at the tree house daily, but not sure I've ever posted. Just a "lurker" I guess... With that said, here's my thoughts... Ash are pretty good at utilizing something I refer to as compensatory mechanism (Not sure if/where I read that term or what, but surely I didn't just come up with...