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hahahha...I got it. There is something to love, for sure.

:lol: You do...between your ears.

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:lol: Topping at ground level.

Yeah, what Raj says makes sense. Keep rigged loads smaller rather than larger. May take a little longer but the risks are less, better on gear, you can control smaller loads, will be safer. I use HUSKY 1/2" BULL ROPE BY ALL GEAR from TreeStuff for most of my rigging. I have a 9/16" SAMSON...

Sounds like a very good decision...that gear should work well for you. Let us see how you use it. Good stuff, Jose.

hahhaha...that may explain it...I got kinda tipsy just reading it.

That is a beautiful machete...so much better than the military surplus junk we usually see here. Looks like there is history in that one.

hahaha...good selfie, Jose. I like your vise there.

Constant vigilance is a great protector...keep at it. And the chaps can help when you let your guard down.

Friend of mine did this last weekend...sent me a text that said, "Always pay attention when using that chain saw it will bite your knee" and "3 bandaids and vaseline" and he was all good. I thought it was all a texting joke. When I called a few hours later to be sure it was really a joke he...

Good info...have not had to do that before. Nice to know it is possible.

That looks like some reasonable gear to rig with.

Ouch!!! Some sore boys for sure.

Artillery.

Smarty arty!

One example...I remember being on a forced march once...full backkpack, summer, hot, tired, hypnotized by the boots of the guy in front of me. We were shown a mountain 13 miles away at daybreak; instructors said, "there is your next camp...and your C-rations...see you there when you get there"...

Ha! I know that feeling...and that intent. You are not alone.

hahaha...there HAS to be a story there. Tree surrounded by cobras? Why would you leave it? Although I did a cat rescue recently over a pen of pit bulls...in a downpour. The one chained inside its house would come out and glare at me once in awhile. If I got a FS stuck in that tree I would...

I have two leathers...use them a LOT. They are worth the money.