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I grew up in your part of the country, Wilson. I know what you mean by the bewildering array of tree species. Learn 25, and you still have 50 more to go!

Agreed. I don’t suppose he was much fussed with exactitude.

Old habits die hard.

I lean toward the former.

One foot (ankle) ascender, one "floating"/ " knee" ascender. No sit- stand or one leg-powered ascent. I almost always use it SRT. Personally, I climb SRT 95%+. I hate fighting friction. Friction and gravity never get tired.

Welcome. Tree ID is Very critical skill. Study up! Best of luck with the biz!

In one of my favourite songs, Lou Reed’s 1972 ‘walk on the wild side’ he says that ‘Holly came from Miami FLA, hitchhiked her way across the USA’ Now, the code for Florida changed from FLA to FL in 1963, but FLA rhymes with USA of course, so you can see why he did that. So my question, that...

Welcome to the TreeHouse Wilson!

Welcome! It will take time to get a biz started but keep at it and it will build.

welcome!

Im wilson wallace, i live in NC, just learned we have more hardwood species than any other State in the county, most of our trees are super wide canopy. Im not very good at identifying trees yet im trying to get better at that, mostly oaks, maples, hickory/pecan, and the occasional pine or...

the other day was the first time i felt in the zone with my throwline lol, hit all my shots in a couple tries, didnt get any weights stuck or anything. im sure i was a fluke. what do you mean by rope walkers?

@Bodean , hella trees!

Rope walkers are a great tool and throw line skills save Sooo much work.

Glad to meet you, Wilson. A ton of knowledge and willingness to help around these parts. https://masterblasterhome.com/threads/the-official-welcome-new-members-thread.4564/ The New Posts button is my go-to.

@Wwallace52590 Welcome!

Yeah. Both beautiful trees. But they have been shedding limbs on hit one structure. Plenty of rot and fungus involved as well. Kavey did good today. 👍 Crew really rocked it.

Here’s an older vids

Im wilson wallace, i live in NC, just learned we have more hardwood species than any other State in the county, most of our trees are super wide canopy. Im not very good at identifying trees yet im trying to get better at that, mostly oaks, maples, hickory/pecan, and the occasional pine or...

That’s a cool spot for a tree, in the rocks.