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the 10' Stokes that I have is an aluminum orchard ladder. Very handy. But yeah, not the best for tree access.

We had 86 here a couple weeks ago. It had been uncommonly cool up to then. Straight from the fridge to the oven.

You don't have to buy the latest/greatest/largest

For maximum stability, an orchard ladder. But probably not the best tree climbing aid :).

This is where I live. There was no transition, just 22c to 34c:cry:

I gotta get some more ladders. I have a 10' Stokes right now that I love. Any recommendations? I know it's very market specific but what kind of ladders are you all using? I'm thinking of getting big extension ladder like roofers use. A guy I knew had one of those cool telescoping ladders...

Older eyes will appreciate the larger screen...

Oh yeah, big ladder fan here.

Taking the 'stairs' (ladder) helps a lot if the tree is bulbous at large, low crotches

I saw a kingbird the other day. Big flycatcher. Merlin will identify a picture you take of a bird. Too bad my phone (or me) isn't smart enough. I do need a new phone. Can't get weather or navigation either. Pretty lame. Should have bought one before they all became so big.

I don’t do much of it, I’m mostly in spikes.

Hip thrusting is so much work compared to a foot ascender

There ya geaux Cory. As for advancing, I just hip thrust if needed.

It's a toy/ experiment/ light- duty tool. I'm going fir a different daily driver 4wd work truck/ van before a real mini-x. It's light- weight and small. Can barely swing over the dump trailer wall when at max reach. A flatbed trailer would load over the side better (lower). A hydraulic...

I used a knut in MRS/drt, I liked it alot

I use it too. Learned about it here. Game changer

Alrighty then; we've probably all heard of this but it's still interesting https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Small-world_experiment

Thanks for the video!

They penny inched in Hoonah, in the days before I got there. We were day wagin.

I didn't know you have a micro ex