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I'm in Hood River. Best place on Earth. 45 minutes to mount Hood, Windsurfing capital of the world!

This forum is amazing...you guys are awesome. To take the time to help a new guy out... I can't thank you enough. Burnham, I started to peruse the index of National Tree Climbing Guide, looks like a very comprehensive resource, thank you. Downloaded, printed, and ready for my recliner...

Thanks squisher. Since I have about 100 hours recreational climbing experience, they are going to train me to be a working climber. I'm fired up for that, although the thought of groundies staring at me while I'm up there rigging on my first climb makes me a bit apprehensive. Hopefully their...

This is great stuff right here, thanks Burnham. I'm glad I haven't bought anything yet, as it appears nothing is the silver bullet to keep you dry and comfortable. Turns out today (my first day as a groundie) was a beautiful, clear sky day. I was in a T shirt by 10am. We did a removal, and...

Thanks for the link to the frog gear....seems like pretty good stuff yet not too expensive. And Bermy thanks for the reminder about a shirt that wicks. Don't think I have one of those. I got some shoppin' to do.

I just got a job as a Groundie, and I'm hoping for recommendations for a rain jacket that I can work in. Do I want something that's water proof, so I don't get soaked? Leaning towards this: http://www.treestuff.com/store/catalog.asp?category_id=1977&item=15610 I haven't been on this forum in...

Hey Butch all I need to do is: 1. design this to open up to attach midline 2. file patent 3. ??? 4. Profit!! 8)

Line tightener, designed for clotheslines. http://www.amazon.com/Whitney-Designs-280-Clothesline-Tightener/dp/B004VEPRNG Not much bigger than paracord will fit through it.

I found this in my garage, going through a 'junk bin' and I think I know what it is, but I will let you guys guess. Anyway I was thinking this would make an amazing ascender, just make it big enough to handle 11mm rope. Just seems like it would work like a dream, and not tear up the rope...

No big deal to him anyway. :O Kinda puts things into perspective. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/3W_iMve4xvg?rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> After I watched it, I wondered... how they filmed that?

Beginner tip: Don't leave your gear attached to your climbing rope for several days. I simply unhooked my biner, and left my complete RADS system on the rope, knowing I was going to climb the next day. Life got busy, and a few days later had time to climb. Went up and down, then when I...

I'll have to read it again.....I just skimmed the first half.

That's terrible. Thoughts n prayers to his family. I wish we could know more details how that happened, so we can learn from it. I have a very old steel core flipline I bought from a retired lineman that I have used a few times, now I am afraid to, even though it looks solid to me.

That can't be a real article....probably some fake site like the Onion, right? And holy crap you are a posting madman!! B) This is just a link instead of an embed because I added code at the end to go straight to the relevant time in the video...

Not tree climbing, but this is the most powerful vid I've seen in a long time. I certainly will think ahead & slow down a little before doing various potential dangerous jobs.:O <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/C4S0rAZypzY" frameborder="0"...

Every once in a while some things are difficult to find an answer via google, which is why I started this thread. And the Treehouse came through....lots of great answers. Now if anyone ever asks 'whoa, why did your axe bounce out like that', I can actually sound smart. To derail my own...

Apparently the embed video tags don't work.

Gotta find me one of these