Pink hat, pink helmet… All fun!
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I would love to be an arborist if where I landed a tree didn't matter.
Little Big Man MT Chris
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Little Big Man MT Chris
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Also in Oregon there’s lots of jobs where you can drop trees and it don’t matter, it’s called being a logger
rtraverdavis
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Wild stuff, @Dsnow9 . But what’s up with the big cow bell? I need more of it.
Haha I figured that would come up. That’s the tree in my back yard. We had the bells setup to train for a tree climbing competition.
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It didn’t have anything to do with having a fever, and they were the only cure for said fever?
Haha nope
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Goodness, you ever get as fat as me, your gonna hope those harnesses are strong!!
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How do you like those rope walkers for SRT?
Jorgy
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if you could swing on over to my house, I have 10 oak trees that I've been trying to get someone to cut down.
Looks like you're set for profile pics across all your social media platforms for a while.
Also.... help?
You've reached the height of your profession when it becomes an art form with you as the master. From your photos I can tell that you are one with the rope, tree, saw. You've got the zen and the yen and yang. I'd just be dead if I attempted it! I've cut a few trees where I climbed as high as possible using tree stands and climbing pegs and then cut from top to bottom. It's scary arsed work for sure. Thanks for sharing!
Srt makes a huge difference. I use a different couple types for different applications.
That looks rough! The good ol barber chair… Face cuts save lives! 1/3 of the diameter deep
Dougfirtree
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http://www.gameoflogging.com/ You used up your free pass there... I highly recommend you find one of these courses if you're going to keep cutting trees.
The tree was already split like that before I started cutting. A storm knocked it over most of the way and it was lodged against another tree. I did do a face cut but it was too small tho because it wasn't 1/3 deep and the tree basically hinged until all the face cut space was taken up, and then it stopped right there. As the tree started fall, the split portion rotated and leaned against the stem next to it, if that makes any sense. Basswood sucks and I hate it.
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The rule I have used is 80% of the face of the tree and 90 deg notch. Like this:
But there are so many variables...
man, just imagine if they did a photo shoot of me at my job.
slacked in my chair, mouth agape, dead eyes, paper cup of coffee, coffee stains on my notebook, same shirt i wore yesterday, some excel spreadsheet that's been open and untouched for days on one screen, hunttalk on the other screen where i'm reading about Doug getting kicked off c*#slide with his first post.
put that in yer magazine.
slacked in my chair, mouth agape, dead eyes, paper cup of coffee, coffee stains on my notebook, same shirt i wore yesterday, some excel spreadsheet that's been open and untouched for days on one screen, hunttalk on the other screen where i'm reading about Doug getting kicked off c*#slide with his first post.
put that in yer magazine.
