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james_bell
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19h ago
Shoutout to the old timer in Fresno who showed me how to read a hinge before cutting
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susan_adams
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3d ago
Client told me to stop crowning every oak, best advice I got in 10 years
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charles_young92
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4d ago
The low wedge method finally won me over after a leaner in Eugene
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jasonf35
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5d ago
My throwline cube finally gave out after 9 years
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wyatt135
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5d ago
Watch out for hollow trunks hiding under healthy bark
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wyatt135
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7d ago
Climbed for 12 years with a hip flip strap till a client's comment changed my setup
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smith.nancy
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7d ago
Switched from a pole pruner to a handsaw for deadwood, night and day
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jessej23
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7d ago
Climbing spikes vs bucket truck on a tight backyard job
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river952
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8d ago
That tree failure in Austin changed my climb inspection routine
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foster.jordan
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12d ago
TIL a 120 year old maple can drink 100 gallons a day, found it in an old extension bulletin
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lily_torres31
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13d ago
Spotted a big difference in young oaks after switching to cage guards
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barbara_grant4
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13d ago
The 30 foot maple I trimmed in August looks completely different now
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cole_flores44
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14d ago
My favorite climbing rope got retired after 9 months, everyone says that's fine
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leehall
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17d ago
Hit 500 tree removals in 8 years and never expected that number
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mark_ward
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17d ago
My cheap throwline cube finally died, spent $85 on a real one and it actually saved me time
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