Recent content by Rob.ck

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    Tree work is tree work! Every bit of work we do from the ground up can be detrimental to anyone not respecting it, even the most experienced. Keep up the good work.
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    Thanks guys, I appreciate that! I was about 80 ft in a cedar when I snapped this picture of my buddy Jesus rigging out the top. The tree was a Douglas fir, roughly 150' up, 4' wide.
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    Figured I'd post my IG in case anyone wants to see more content coming out of Washington State. Made a profile a month or so ago and will be posting endeavours from life as a production foreman.
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    Dropping a crispy hemlock top.
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    Monkey Beaver harness

    Got my MB saddle the other day. Everything looks and feels top notch. Only gripe I have is strap management. I have a bunch of loose straps dangling around and nothing on the saddle to secure it with. Any of you have any recommendations for this?
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    Yeah 40+ and I am most likely out depending on the tree. It takes experience and humility to know when to stop!
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    Once I am above 60' I figure it doesn't really matter how much higher I climb, the outcome will be the same if something happens. It does make you a bit more weary of winds and storms though.
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    Where are you located at? The tallest trees are around 220' out here. Highest I've climbed is 190' in an old growth fir.
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    Douglas fir, was roughly 125 ft. Washington state.
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    I got more where that came from.
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    New Buckingham saddle coming out at TCIA?

    I am going to buy this saddle first wave. I will update yall with pictures and comments soon as I get it.
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