Too dead to climb?

[top hopper]

Sure, rub it in!


Id actually just hire my trusty sub. He'd do it. He eats anything.

 

[squisher]

You sub a bucket? Or another climber?

Orrr just what in the hell are you doing now anyways?

 

[inztrees]

don't hit your steel balls on any power lines

 

[top hopper]

I sub a climber- aka- Hollywood


As to your other question.


Im still doing what Ive always been doing......

 

[top hopper]

don't hit your steel balls on any power lines

They're coated with a protective layer of ..... ummmm......

fiberglass?

 

[Al Smith]

OMG!!! he just called you a

What the hell happened to that cat .

 

[JIML]

I believe this thread just made a left turn lol

 

[Bounce]

a HARD left!

I'd say no way. Makes me think of Peter Donzelli.

 

[xtremetrees]

Jiml if you have to ask just walk on it, that way your sure there will always be another tree.
JimL I will add I can count on my hands how many dead trees I have walked on in 14 years.
More often than not dead trees arent as hazardous as what is unseen ie holoow spots and lightening struck. IMHO.

Bounce, Pete was not in a dead tree, why does this make you think of him?

 

[top hopper]

Maybe because he was in a tree that failed structurally?

Dead or Alive, isnt that the main concern?

 

[xtremetrees]

Are you axing me a question, or are you confused as to what a dead tree is?

 

[top hopper]

My point is- it doesnt matter whether the tree is dead or alive....

The tree failing is Jim's concern,
Donzelli was in a tree that failed, hence Sean's statement.


Get it?

 

[xtremetrees]

No i dont get it , a lightening struck tree is different than say a hollow tree and is different than a dead tree . THese are different mosnters and should be treated , approached with different methodologies.

Ding dong wake up call brother my bread and butter is off dead trees whats that tell you about lightening struck... nothing.

MoR (modulous of rupture) is only 400 lbs weaker on a poplarthan a pine which come in a 5,200 and 4,800 respectfully.

Here ya go climbing stone dead poplar.

Post a pick and help JimL out.

 

[Burnham]

Uhhh, Robert, ease up there maybe.

 

[Mr. Sir]

No i dont get it , a lightening struck tree is different than say a hollow tree and is different than a dead tree . THese are different mosnters and should be treated , approached with different methodologies.

Ding dong wake up call brother my bread and butter is off dead trees whats that tell you about lightening struck... nothing.

MoR (modulous of rupture) is only 400 lbs weaker on a poplarthan a pine which come in a 5,200 and 4,800 respectfully.

Here ya go climbing stone dead poplar.

Post a pick and help JimL out.

I see the dead trees, but I don't see anyone climbing them.

 

[top hopper]

Robert,

you obviously havent a clue WTF Im talking about, and as usual, I dont know or care WTF you're talking about.

 

[xtremetrees]

I recon your the same in person top hopper.
Mr Sir it was 1,800 in about 4 hours. Cut and leaf.

 

[top hopper]

I recon your the same in person top hopper.

Uh, Thank you! Thank you very much!

 

[top hopper]

and by the way Robert, or would you prefer Bob?

My friends call me John.

 

[xtremetrees]

I'm Robert John nice to meet ya.

 

[top hopper]

Right back attchya!

 

[Mr. Sir]

I'm Robert John nice to meet ya.

pleasure to meet you Robert John! You may call me Mr. Sir.

 

[top hopper]

pleasure to meet you Robert John! You may call me Mr. Sir.

 

[xtremetrees]

Sup Mr. Sir
Ya'll think JimL will survive and bump his own thread? lol

 

[squisher]

Dang man what's cut and leaf on dead trees mean?


Robert why so agressive?

Justin