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  1. pantheraba

    How do you get "up&onto" a trunk-fork when the trunk's large and your ascent leaves you short? (difficulty- no spurring)

    Cerberus....if you are going to be a tree guy and actually remove trees you need to learn to use the tools that have developed over ages to make it as safe as possible. Spurs are dangerous but so is a knife in the kitchen. Do smart things with each and they are great tools. You need to take...
  2. pantheraba

    How do you get "up&onto" a trunk-fork when the trunk's large and your ascent leaves you short? (difficulty- no spurring)

    I agree. It's like worrying about a hypodermic needle stick after you've been hit with the 12 gauge shotgun. Spiking is not going to be a big deal.
  3. pantheraba

    How do you get "up&onto" a trunk-fork when the trunk's large and your ascent leaves you short? (difficulty- no spurring)

    I don't see much tree worth saving. That broken right lead is going to be a big wound/entry point for decay. That left lead looks paltry...and when the decay hits that crotch will just break off. Spur up and drop that left lead or just drop the whole mess perhaps. But in the meantime use it...
  4. pantheraba

    How do you get "up&onto" a trunk-fork when the trunk's large and your ascent leaves you short? (difficulty- no spurring)

    You should include pictureS of the tree itself....folks will have a better chance of suggesting solutions.
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