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Is that the new Stein gear bag at 5:30? ;) How many "bumps" up that trunk from losing the leader over the years? Looks like a good springboard tree maybe? Have you gotten yourself any? You're in the right part of the world, for occasional use. There is a Gear Forum thread, if you want to fab...

A back leaner will be deceptive.

Home safe at the end of the day! Trees sure can grow quickly, sometimes even spars grow between descending and felling. Sometimes even leaning differently. Look forward to some video.

I was thinking of dropping limbs down to the left. Looks pretty steep. After watching again, I heard about hoping the munipicality never were to see a hypothetical spar 'hidden' down the way. A lot more visible/ trafficky than a lot of the banks that I work on, at times. After watching again...

Are they very finicky about dropping the limbs down the bank below the house site?

If the big stubs of branches won't foul rigging, which it tends to do, they can help stabilize the log on the slope instead of the smooth spar becoming a land torpedo when felled.

Can the tree company get there to do day 1, then skip a day with you in on day 3, or vice versa. That shouldn't cost the tree company much, and gain a cushion of time/ safety. Is it remote or standard operating distance? On my phone... Haven't seen video. Not your fault, not your problem.