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I have that problem with our ponderosa and gray pines. I prefer them not near razor sharp. Sharp enough for oak and those pines will eat the damn gaff to the hilt. Then you get to try annd pull it back out. Usually associated with chunking down a stem with a larger saw strapped on.

Get some tree gaffs. Pole gaffs are ok on thin bark trees, then lack any luster after it gets a little meat on it.