Burnham,
It just wouldnt have fit, the wide angle lens can be deceiving at time. From the cameras perspective, to the left was a row of arborvitae to the the right another maple and behind it was a structure.
Looking at the video, it looks like it might have layed in there but I assure you it wouldnt have.The back lead, which I worked last was also much more 'over the house' than the camera lets on.
Chris,
I am not here to flaunt my awesomeness buddy, I appreciate the feedback. There was one time on the tape, where I set a tip tie, climbed down to cut, then changed the plan and climbed all the way back up and worked it down, talk about a waste of energy.
I was also using the new rigging sling I made just to try it out and proof the splices. The guys I work with can get a bit tired of trying new stuff, setting up my cameras etc so I elected to not try any of the remote retrieval today, some of what you see is me climbing up to set that and back down etc when I could have certainly natural crotched it more efficiently.
Lucky for me a our office is pretty progressive and has a high level of skill and experience, so I do get to try new things and we are usually way ahead on billage which takes a lot of the pressure off.