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Nope - SRT, pull the climbline through on one end of the throwline, tie a running bowline (yosemite or safety knot too), tie the opposite end of the climbline to the tail of the bowline, cinch it up onto the crotch/limb/TIP, climb up the rope... if you need to re-position while in the tree, it's...

Would you need a second throw bag to get the rope through the tree backwards? I always just tie the climbing hitch after I've set the line. If the climbing side of the rope is going to end up on my off-hand, I usually either tie to the back end of my throwline, or pull through all/enough of my...

I'd be leery of letting go of both ends of the throwline! Maybe yours is long enough to double from the ground?

I've always used the running bowline with the far end of my rope tied to the tail as a retrieval instead of the alpine butterfly with a long tail that reaches the ground so that a little more of the wear-and-tear on the rope stays isolated in the last few feet of each end... don't know if it...

I use a running bowline with a Yosemite finish or double overhand stopper knot with the climb line descending through the bight, and tie the other end of my line to the tail on the knot for a retrieve from the ground and cinch it up onto the crotch. Just have to make sure to tie into the...