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Most of our rescue situations here Paul are a descending scenario to the victim. River canyons with almost vertical sides. The real work is getting the rescuers and the victim(s) in a basket or on a board back up the wall. Wraptor would climb right back up the rappel line. Winding roads up here...

Might have broke his neck. They said the limb had him pinned across the shoulders.

In our small town, we don't always let NFPA dictate what we an and can not do. :/: Was that my outside voice? I thought I was using my inside voice. :/: CDF might.. but MCFD ......... MVFD is rather interested as well..

Exactly why I will be demo-ing my Wraptor for the local fire dept. :) Not only trees, but steep terrain, cliffs, ravines.

First question in my mind Cary.... was he wearing a helmet ... Second was .... The fire department have any high angle rescue training? 2.5 hours.. damn :(