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Could be so. You really have to be there to make a reasonable plan.

I'd not want to try to face and back cut the supporting trees...that has high risk written all over it. Maybe better to say I'd not want to recommend it...as I have done something fairly similar a time or two. It's very nervous work, I promise.

I'd wrap it tight and use a Coos Bay. It looks to me in the pics that it is weakly hung and would fall between the other two stems...but that could be completely wrong. Analysis by photograph is a risky business :). If you tried my suggestion and it stayed hung, I'd then go salami cut to move...