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I wasn't implying cutting that high up. I sure wouldn't want to take a top by way of cutting over my head. Right, wrong, or indifferent, I make a fair share of cuts at neck level. Waist level is surely the best.

You've got it right. But that's what works for me. That might be a headache for you. Only one way to find out.

Balance on small wood is equally as mental as physical sometimes. I've seen plenty of people work fine on a small leader but get all goofy on a small main stem.

Choke the hell out of your climb line as high as you can and droop your lanyard down a touch on the low side to spread the two apart. Raise on foot up a bit and gaff in. Use that slightly bent knee to push against the trunk and pressure yourself back against your two POA's. That will help keep...