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pantheraba
More biners!!!
Junkyard cat!!! 
gf beranek
Old Schooler
We have a couple of feral cats. Along with the foxes they do a good job at keeping the vermin at bay. It works like a watch.
I used to have lots of ferals around here. All but two disappeared; both catch & released. I particularly miss Fathead and Mom. Fathead was a scrapper, notched ears and everything. Once, I watched him stand down a much bigger tom in the backyard. Took over a year, but he eventually let me pet him.
gf beranek
Old Schooler
That's Terri's goal with one of the feral cats here. We call it Kitty. Classic. Always keeping distant under cover of something Soon to be gone.
Such is life. There'll be more feral cats to come. It all works so perfectly like a watch.
Such is life. There'll be more feral cats to come. It all works so perfectly like a watch.
Burnham
Woods walker
Our planet has way too many domestic cats, tame and feral, for the good of small wildlife.
Though I probably would benefit from a mouser or three that liked to hang out under my vehicles
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Though I probably would benefit from a mouser or three that liked to hang out under my vehicles
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PCTREE
Treehouser
I lived in a cabin that had a 6' black snake in the boiler room. Never saw a mouse. EVER
Love the hammer and crunch Jedi
Love the hammer and crunch Jedi
flushcut
TreeHouser
We have those and ring tail hawks and owls as well.
Maximalist
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pantheraba
More biners!!!
You are good, Max...that is a tough place to work from...no overhead tie in and a sloped limb.
ruel
TreeHouser
I Love seeing your work Andrei. Tight Work zones and interesting architecture.
Sven taking a top On a pretty good leaner
Low risk felling, but I was pretty tickled to put it between the stumps
Sven taking a top On a pretty good leaner
Low risk felling, but I was pretty tickled to put it between the stumps
ruel
TreeHouser
I'm not a welder, but looks like you still got it!
pantheraba
More biners!!!
Whoa..I have never even HEARD of a #6 cup. And if you prefer #12 ("twice the size")...you are a beast!
The only cup sizes I know are B, C, D, DD, etc. and they are confusing!
But your welds really are pretty.
The only cup sizes I know are B, C, D, DD, etc. and they are confusing!
But your welds really are pretty.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Been on this prune for a couple. Guy with a bucket stripped them back on '16 up to 40 and 50 feet. So I did a little reduction, dead wood, sort out the epi growth etc. Poor attachments at the bottom. Waiting on the deck contractor to line out the new deck near it, then cable it. Canyon live oak.
Befores
Befores
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CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Afters
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
A lot of multistems in our varieties of live oak. More often than not, a single stem will get harvested. Then new shoots grow out of the root crown.
But they can grow that way too.
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Bodean
Cali dreamer
Back to ficus pruning in the desert…
thought I would inspect the lift…9,999.9 hours.
Better than a ladder..
my buddy just fell off a ladder on a parking lot, 14 foot ladder untied and opened up on him… broken heal in 3 places. Surgery this week.
And a picture of real tacos
thought I would inspect the lift…9,999.9 hours.
Better than a ladder..
my buddy just fell off a ladder on a parking lot, 14 foot ladder untied and opened up on him… broken heal in 3 places. Surgery this week.
And a picture of real tacos
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ruel
TreeHouser
Ive got taco envy! Impossible to get a good one up here
Tall skinny removals today, old nest in the adjacent tree at about 75'. Chips around the leave trees to reduce soil impact from the mini. Log pile Of white pine in the foreground and red maple behind, almost all 21' which is what the log hailing guy can fit
Tall skinny removals today, old nest in the adjacent tree at about 75'. Chips around the leave trees to reduce soil impact from the mini. Log pile Of white pine in the foreground and red maple behind, almost all 21' which is what the log hailing guy can fit
Bodean
Cali dreamer
BeerGeek
Tree Numbnutz
This was the maple to remove on that multi-day job (40" DBH, ~85 ft, 6 distinct stems all over 50'):
Tree 60% leaned toward house, 40% went over fence towards neighbor:
After smaller stuff day one, took off 2 lower large limbs to get groundies ready for big limbs/negative blocking
Dealt with this on day 2; stem in the back going up about 55 ft leaning back toward house. Did not trust climbing to rig out due to break/rot/holes at stem base, so pulled it back (mostly successful, but some did end up in neighbor's yard; next 2 pics show cut above really bad part and stem stump):
Well, the contractor let me know on day one that the garage in the back, which looked kind of shabby, was due for demolition. Thinking about how dropping the stick might leave a major hole in the back yard, I asked if I could help. He said go ahead, just don't ruin the fence to neighbor's yard. I took advantage, and while I did break 2 fence boards, it was well worth it to once not have to worry about avoiding a structure...
Tree 60% leaned toward house, 40% went over fence towards neighbor:
After smaller stuff day one, took off 2 lower large limbs to get groundies ready for big limbs/negative blocking
Dealt with this on day 2; stem in the back going up about 55 ft leaning back toward house. Did not trust climbing to rig out due to break/rot/holes at stem base, so pulled it back (mostly successful, but some did end up in neighbor's yard; next 2 pics show cut above really bad part and stem stump):
Well, the contractor let me know on day one that the garage in the back, which looked kind of shabby, was due for demolition. Thinking about how dropping the stick might leave a major hole in the back yard, I asked if I could help. He said go ahead, just don't ruin the fence to neighbor's yard. I took advantage, and while I did break 2 fence boards, it was well worth it to once not have to worry about avoiding a structure...
