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Oh the throw ball woes.... damn it!!

Damm Sean,get some brother! Wish i was closer,wouldn't mind slayin some with ya....

Heck ya fellas,Stig,Gary. Awesome work👍🍻

Rich,I couldn't imagine doing all that with a handsaw,kudos. I think the properly done,established pollard jobs look cool. Ya Butch,that was the finished product on the palm. Over trimmed,yes. Most dont want to leave the queens full. I inform ,they decide....

Like this. Edit: wrong picture, this what i ment haha

That grain is cool,i see multiple unhappy faces,like that horse/ lady picture

Haha great info there! For Burnham....

Saw this....

Lol ,awesome shnit all

Yea Rich sometimes it sure is nice to fly the boom. What size truck are you rockin?

Sweet,sure do hate working right by them propane tanks like that. Seems you don't mind none! Nice looking chips😁

Fatty! Excellent Rich 💪

Rope runner ! Dayum upgrade, well let's see it Jed. Which one is it? How u like it?

Nice harvest Deva!

Great post! 👍

My lunch wasn't sitting well one day on a big sycamore job,ended up puking in the chip container and musta sucked in some that fiberglass sheet. Left there with a case of tonsillitis....life lesson.

Oh ya sycamore balls are no joke. The tie in on this particular tree had multiple wounds from branch failure hence the over extended tie in configuration. Lots of movement, the two may be similar in ways but imo also very different. I am on a phone so my detail is non existent lol but I see...

Seems tapatalk is downsizing my pics,this is where my rope was set

Nailed it! 👍 Srt enabled the tie in that made it a pretty comfortable climb for me.

The thought did cross my mind Gary, I decided to tie into the top of a different leader instead. Here's a picture before I got into the top and another with my line installed. You can see where the rub was also. There was actually a lot of movement on my TIP