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Where are you Glen? I'm in Wrangell.

A recient deadwooding job .

Hi ; I'm Glen . Have been climbing since 83 . For tower logging in Southeast Alaska and speed climbing . With the arborist climbing really getting going in the early 90s . Then doing more in the thawed out months in Interior Alaska . Mostly take downs . Mostly spur climbing . But getting more...

Coolvest! MasterBlaster special!

93 Bout to sneak out and try to catch the less hot part of the day to unload last job and prep for next

Nice dots https://palmettostatearmory.com/crimson-trace-rad-open-reflex-sight-for-full-frame-pistols-red-01-01780.html I bought both a green and a red version Green is 20.00 more

I'm splitting wood in the shade on a sunny, guessing low 70s day.

Speaking of sweet excavators:

Hella fight here. @biggun, do these animals have short careers? Sheesh.

I think every cottonwood I have cut (which is not many) has had an included limb. It seems it would be wise to shave the bark at least on the tension side if there is one and do a gap face so the hinge can be inspected.

Too much. I always hear these don’t hinge, and I wanted plenty between me and the top butt. Ended up a bit much which is why I had to wedge so much. Could have been lower and thinner, had bead weight. I figured better safe than sorry. Same story on the felling cut. I had to pull it all the way...

David, how much stump shot on the top? Nylon cutting boards cut down into stacking plates...a la Stig...good stuff. You were out of room, bottoming out, I think.

I wear long sleeves most of the time. I have a bit of sun allergy. Dad always did too. He said the Arabs never wore short sleeves in their climate.

Like wearing a covid mask in your car or riding your lawn mower. But I have hoods on sweatshirts that don't bother my vision or hearing. A Carhartt hood would do both. They are for artic style weather.

Was not suggesting any impropriety, just curious.

“Summer” :-D How about once I get all the junk cars out?

I brushed the oak with the top intentionally to knock a dead limb out. Left a rope in it and pulled it over. Hinged a lot. Back cut low on left side kicked the actual lay a little to the right of intended, no matter in this case, but information.

Did a bunch of stuff at the cabin community in the mntns. Whacked and pruned some small oaks, fire hazard pruning away from roofs, removing mistletoe . Thanks @Chiselbit and @BIGTWIG for consult. Guy wanted this cottonwood reduced but I saw a lot of bug and woodpecker damage, some canker...

Prolly working up quotes