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Or clog the shute.

Fire zones and infrastructure in state mostly. ROW climber can make 500.00 per diem often with lodging and/or food included. But they make you earn that in long hours. C fallers are making some good coin as well for hazard falling in fire zones.

Down to Rob, myself and occassionally Levi or Ty. Pretty much everyone else went by the wayside or greener pastures.

Crane stuff.... Not great quality. HO Phone

You just have to love it when it works proper to plan. One cabled limb lost a tiny part of itself from the snow off the tip. Scared the sky light by hitting brushy end first. No damage. Got the HO attention. Had the limb not been reduced and cabled, way bad could have beens.

Some good stuff gents. Been busy here. Foot of snow with 60 MPH winds did not do any favors. Got sick right before Christmas and give a lot of the real emergency stuff away. No biggie. Already had a full schedule damn near to march when it hit. This one I had cabled the leads over the roof...

Western Juniper? Juniperus occidentalis https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juniperus_occidentalis

New chain = metal detector

Its a dry cold

A mossy mess

No vultures though ;)

350 years old. Probably pick up width

Sliced and diced manzanita today and yanked stumps with the mini and a 5:1 on the winch. More fun tomorrow

No, it was a Scrat....

I think I remember seeing one of those in a Godzilla movie.

Yup. Really depends on your service local. But broken down simplistics, every badge has good saws and crap saws. You just need to sort through it all and get what suits you in each class. If you look in the back of my truck, you'll see Echo, Stihl and Husky. Example, last couple jobs. Felling...

Stumps holding strong thus far. Weight was the biggest issue. And of course the metal :|: Then the winds hit. They had cut the roof back prior to accommodate the stem on the right. Ran out of room, got too heavy and broke the header on the wall. They are canyon live oak. That one would be more...

Thanks B. Could not have pulled it off with out several of you here coaching me. Can you believe its been 16 years since we took this full time and such? I think Lilly was not quite 1 year at the GTG. She will be 13 this December.

We drifted the first day into the larger LZ on the opposite side since the tree was leaning so far as were just past 1/2 way across the roof anyway. Rob on the Hobbs in the big LZ and Levi on a porty opposite side in small (easier) LZ. Then set a couple more blocks to drift the wood off the shop...

Day 2. Fini. The easier LZ first pic. 10 billable