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Lots of Great Discussion! . And, important principle, that is seen across all disciplines, Paradigm Shift: When really the only way to go forward in understanding is to shift whole model, do the exact opposite! kinda the yin/yang pendulum swinging to the equal/opposite extreme i think. ...

. i guess too much of anything can be bad; especially in bad wood But in general would expect compression to: A> give firming effect? B> be inconsequential to the downward weight of the whole tree? . i like over the top, down the back as more of a cradling of the whole spar than all force at 1...

Sir, 60' throw of a $25 throw bag setup is seriously doable and serious trick for tool kit. Can even approximate with a mechanix rag full of dirt on small usually yellow 'pee line' to then draw up real line. Don't want anything in bag that would bounce form target , but rather deform/smoosh...

Nice point to sift out and bring forward, Pete: (edit i get the prev. too slow deal as consideration but in general ..) . i'd add.. Pull at or above Center of Gravity(CoG) ; to rotate CoG on hinge pivot. Whole deal is to command CoG forcePoint, not let it win. Tree is just a shape and access to...

Especially kinda wonder on head lean vs. spar lean on this; and then where that puts balance of pulls to hinge. . Maintaining far part in hinge for anti-spin always good, to not shorten hinge across face because of this leverage, even if center punch. . On any truck etc. pulls, i look for good...

i can make sense out of the reverse pro-cedure for reverse lean; but i too think in terms of high leverage rope pull and wedges more for safety backstop/some lift. . i was thinking the pivot of hinge would come farther under the trees's center of gravity, to effectively reduce backlean numbers...