Jonny
Treehouser
Definitely crossed my mind, but I wasn’t done cutting yet. Hinge wood was still too fat for my liking.
How'd it go today?
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SeanKroll
Treehouser
At that point, you may be able to cut the hinge finer by deepening the face cut.
Cobleskill
Treehouser
A guy I grew up with fished commercially out of Homer. He then worked as an able bodied seaman. Lived (or at least got his mail) in Anchor Point.
Treeaddict
Treehouser
Went over my brother in laws to help him with some removals. Has about 15 trees total needing to come out for various reasons. Range from 5” to 32” dbh, 25’-125’ tall. We’ll….. that top I sent brushed his “fire coral” Japanese maple 😩🤮. That’s why I looked down and back at him in the video. I feel/felt so bad. I persisted in asking where he got it and he said “from a guy who has since died and his stock was destroyed by fire”. Was kinda hoping for “ the Home Cheapo” I think it will live. Probably. Maybe. We’ll see. This was my first uhh ohh. Just 2 more inches to the left……..
flushcut
TreeHouser
Jap maples are one fickle tree. Hopefully it makes it. But replacement cost can/will be costly.
Probably a little late now but tape it up with grafting tape support it with stakes and pray.
Probably a little late now but tape it up with grafting tape support it with stakes and pray.
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
Early Christmas present.
A ground blind.
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
Could be I guess.
Going to use it mainly for varmints and such.
Going to use it mainly for varmints and such.
Didn't do much today. I was expecting rain that never came. Had a 20% off coupon for biglots, so I went there. Saw a mouse on one of the shelves. I'm always surprised at how fast those little boogers are. It disappeared behind some potato chips, and I couldn't find it.
I used to have fun with my old cat catching mice. She'd point them out, and help keep them corralled, and I'd try to catch them live, then take them for a long walk. It was mostly successful. I broke one mouse's neck trying to catch it. I tried to let her handle things once, but all she'd do is play with it. Got tired of hearing the mouse scream, and took it away from her :^D
I used to have fun with my old cat catching mice. She'd point them out, and help keep them corralled, and I'd try to catch them live, then take them for a long walk. It was mostly successful. I broke one mouse's neck trying to catch it. I tried to let her handle things once, but all she'd do is play with it. Got tired of hearing the mouse scream, and took it away from her :^D
ruel
TreeHouser
@Treeaddict , if it's A major branch split, wind a few stainless screws into the split and an eye lag with stainless wire ffor a cable higher up.
Mellow
BCMA
It's been slow the last couple weeks but I just got the go ahead to remove this oak tree next week. A 6k job right before Christmas is fine by me.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
He got a spyder lift. No worries.
Treeaddict
Treehouser
Should have mentioned that the maple is still a sapling at 3’ tall. Should be most resilient at that size?! I’ll get pictures soon.
flushcut
TreeHouser
Possibly a sapling, slow growing, at least in my area.
biggun
Monkey for Hire
Just tell him it is difficult the make an omelette without breaking an egg.
(Cringe)
SeanKroll
Treehouser
Is that really good money for that tree?
Looks like stuff beneath, but with tons of useful rigging points.
What is your disposal cost on something like that?
ruel
TreeHouser
I thought the same thing, looks cluttered LZ but nice rigging points and structure. Maybe deceptively big?
Jonny
Treehouser
Think I got a sinus infection or virus. Never felt so much pressure behind my eyeballs before.
SkwerI
Treehouser
Everybody you know is gonna DIE!!! It's 100% FATAL! 
Jonny
Treehouser
Oh shat!
And there’s me fresh out of hydroxyklorymethamphetamine.
Lemme phone a friend.
And there’s me fresh out of hydroxyklorymethamphetamine.
Lemme phone a friend.
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