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Maybe I may sound like the prima dona climber type, but I've spent as much or more time dragging brush than climbing and I never intentionally try to make the ground work any harder than absolutely necessary. But since I no longer work with any good ground crews, I've gotten even less willing to...

Andrew, on removals you chip as you go but sometimes on trims the brush comes slow. and if there's a long drag then it doesn't make sense to leave the chipper running to chip one limb every 2 minutes. On some detail trims a person can climb for 3 hours and have 10 minutes of chipping on the ground.

IMO most brush pilots don't know how to stack brush and will go so far as to ignore instructions on how to do so in order to make their job easier. They typically like to keep each and every piece of brush separated so that all the brush gets spread out all over the entire yard. So therefore...