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Al, they do get big in many places. However, of the many states I've covered in my travels, southeast PA grows monsters that are hard to find elsewhere.

That's awesome to hear.

You guys sound like you are doing well this year. I'm getting word from different sources on the main line and Chester county that work has been spotty so far.

Is that right?

I'll elaborate a little. I wouldn't dare tie in on 3-4" wood. Especially not loading it sideways. Some guys will. I've seen tulip poplar act up, especially during dry months. As a result, I'm a little conservative on my TIPs. Rigging however, I take some half inch line and put big limbs on it.

Yes jay, the small wood is weak. Stay on bigger wood and you are more then fine. You can get wild on the lowering too. The stuff is light as heck.

South east PA tulip poplars are some of the biggest in the country.