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  1. G

    Beginner Tree Climbing Tips

    Did some low and slow srt practice today . I found that I need to make one of those HH ascender thingys like Burnham made out of Kydex . I dont have kydex . But I do have a bug piece of 12 oz saddle skirting , veg tanned cowhide leather . Has anyone had any success using a Petzal Basic as a...
  2. Mick!

    Replying to a Post

    It was a considerable bone of contention. He was inexplicably dogmatic about it.
  3. lumberjack

    Replying to a Post

    He was big on that, but it seems easy and sensible. No, but it’s easier to follow the conversation if others can see what you’re referencing. None of it is a declaration, just an observation. @cory responded to one of my posts today, I wouldn’t have known if I didn’t see it. If that...
  4. davidwyby

    Replying to a Post

    I usually @ them
  5. davidwyby

    Replying to a Post

    10-4
  6. davidwyby

    Tree felling vids

    Wtf?! https://lessonslearned-prod-media-bucket.s3.us-gov-west-1.amazonaws.com/s3fs-public/2026-05/Blue%20Buck%20Prescribed%20Fire%20Tree%20Strike%20FLA.pdf
  7. stikine

    Replying to a Post

    I just reply to the individual. Is there something wrong with that?
  8. L

    Replying to a Post

    "There is no need to quote the previous post." MB
  9. flushcut

    The Official Random Video Thread!

    Random thunderstorm video
  10. flushcut

    Replying to a Post

    Ok I’ll use the quote function more.
  11. lumberjack

    Replying to a Post

    Butch wasn't a fan of people using the reply function in threads... I'm sure he had his reasons, but in general, IMO, I think it's better to use them than to not. On other forums, it's customary to use the reply function even if it's just the last post in the thread. Aside from making it...
  12. Marc-Antoine

    Tree felling vids

    Wedging over a dutchman, cutting a hinge too thin for the load, a twisted fiber path in the trunk (the worse it gets with the high of the stump shot or gap), old internalized limb, are other good ways to loose a tree.
  13. lumberjack

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    I meant to post these pictures as well: Definitely a learning curve for me as I've never done board things (skate board, snow board, wake board)... but nothing crazy to get a basic competency conveying myself in public. There are people who can do gymnastics on them, I'm decidedly not...
  14. flushcut

    Tree felling vids

    “Climb higher, cut smaller” MB
  15. cory

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    #lottawork! good thing ya got that locust off the rear of house
  16. davidwyby

    Tree felling vids

    Sounds like my idea of trimming the bark and gap faces is good practice. Cutting live oak bark is like getting blasted with coarse sand anyway. 😆
  17. Patrick A

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    Hot one today. Some pruning, some take down and a lot of cleaning in a fancy property.
  18. cory

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    That is sweet the way it is usable, saves a vehicle and driver. Was there a learning curve to riding it? Imo PPE for sure. I'd probably go with gloves as well as helmet and kneepads probably wouldn't be a bad idea. Er, um, how'd I not know or forget you have a grapple truck? Have you ever...
  19. flushcut

    Tree felling vids

    The tree itself. I have pulled trees out of the ground after they have been faced up and back cut, I’ve had the top break out while pulling, I’ve had trees break the hinge due to unforeseen rot, and a tree has barberchaired on me. These are some of the things that will get you if you are not...
  20. lumberjack

    The Official Work Pictures Thread

    I’ve had this tab open since Tuesday on my phone, was going to make a longer video but haven’t made the time. Monday I put 3-4 miles on it driving from my house to the barn, then between the two jobs we did Monday. It was handy being able to leave the guys working and be able to move the MRT...
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