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Now you know how Sean rolls. Good advice Ian.

Dang Sean... You are one smart dude. If that don't land him a spot, nothin will. Well said sir.

Ya'll are flat-out nuts.

Not YET, but... I'm telling you man... it ain't late enough... it's too early still. March in there late August and say, "Gimme a job!" And they'll say, "Alright, I can start you at such and such." Then you say, "Nah, I need two bucks more."... and they'll throw it at you. (fingers crossed)

Yikes.

Wow Mick, you look so different from your last vid. :lol:

Yeah, hang in there.... not quite the busy season yet. Man, I'm telling you... if you'd a gone in there mid-August... you'd a probably been dragging brush by mid-morning. :lol:

:thumbup: Wise stuff. Plus what Butch said. Can't fail. Not just wearing people down with your persistence (although, if that didn't work, it wouldn't be parabolic) but letting your persistence prove your passion. People just get to a point where they start thinking, "This guy really is so...

Dang.

You guys are just awesome. I absolutely love how much you guys love tree work. I'd kill to have a couple of guys like you in the shop of the company that I work for. I remember the days of such raw enthusiasm, when I marched into the office of the only tree company in town (in Santa Fe...

Better you guys than me. :|:

Ha Tim!!! That was funny, man! :rockon:

O.k, but what do you do when it's only ONE neighbor?! E.g.: "My neighbor's porch."

I was givin' the thumbs up to both, Popper. Yeah... You need a real throw bag, but try to stay away from them unless you're only pruning. Spurs, flipline, climb line.... should be all you need to ascend your removal work.

:rockon:

Stick around man... It'd be really fun to watch your career develop over the years via the Treehouse. Lots of Yoda peeps in the house.

Ha! We sound like we could be brothers... but that would be to insult the breading pedigree of someone I hardly know, so... I won't go there. But seriously, If I had time, I could relate an exactly parallel story. Passion is key man. It'll take you as far as you can go in this work...

Mr. Propper: How old are you? Can I ask why you want to get into tree work? I just sort of busted into tree work, at a relatively advanced age, because I had a weird experience out in the woods. If I can do it, then you can too.

Take it from a dumb guy: fortunate experiences in fairly non-conductive situations with accidents involving indirect contact (branches swung into the lines by my improper rigging) tend to make stupid people fairly confident around primaries. We're the guys who usually get popped. I've known...