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Made lemonade out of significant rain, burning. The holly and hazelnut choked first behind the landscaping is now more open allowing more view into the forest. Idk if they use their telescope or just looking. They want it opened up.

I think I may have landed my dream customer. She is slightly eccentric, yard full of mature trees, many young and ornamental trees, fruit trees, evergreens. I get a call from her who got my name from a guy who retired. The call was a basswood removal 90+’er that was split badly and threatening...

The ugly side of turkey hunting. https://www.outdoorlife.com/

She can take the pics and you can sell them for her at a modest commission. ;)

It’s crazy how the innernets full of crazy stuff like this but it’s stuff you’d barely believe is possible if you didn’t actually see it in HD vid

I use them both, the Petzel Macro and the Gibbs. Both are top notch gear.

Yeah heckuva thread and soooo many TH luminaries no longer checking in. :cry:

Agreed. I like the Petzl Macrocender adjuster on my cable cored lanyard of that diameter. It handles pitch admirably and otherwise has proven to be pretty much bombproof.

Yes the missus is. My pictures never turn out that nice. I have an eye for a picture but never quick enough to get my phone out. Therein lies the problem of Sean suggested retirement plan. I would have to rob, borrow or steel everyone else’s pictures of my dog.

IMO 5/8” is the perfect size for a flip line.

Artsy!!

Maybe that is the retirement planning advice I needed.

I still, to this day, love a 5/8ths three strand with gibbs and swivel clip about 18-20 foot long. Just right for my mitts. walks up the stem nicely.

Super cool! How tall do they get? We have great blue herons around, including the wetland on our property.

A game changing cut for releasing big limbs!

One maybe of those plays on the same sentence structure with/ without punctuation. Like helping your Uncle, Jack, off the horse.

What I like most about my flip line is that it's 5/8" and it's functional with pitch. I use a rope lanyard a lot. I'm considering a 3/4"x 12ish'. Good for big hands. My rope lanyard are mainly 1/2". One long 11mm for long limb walks. I'll get a 5/8th on my next order. I read 1/2" rope...

You could make dog/ scenery calendars and sell out!

The missus sent me some pictures of the walk yesterday morning. Stunning skies, fluffy clouds and a still fjord make for a decent picture. Oh, there is a dog in them as well to keep on topic.

good spurs are important, i like aluminium bashlin with tree gaffs. i sometimes wear my ascender under them when i need to bridge empty space like in a decurrent tree after i took a redirect. but at first i think you got it right, practise.