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  1. RogerM

    Cavities and honeybees online on June 20th, 11AM-1PM Eastern US time.

    That log, is in its permanent resting place, mesh (roofing paper) removed. I'm going to take a photo of it today with activity. We are hot and muggy today. The log is oriented in the same position it was in the tree
  2. RogerM

    Cavities and honeybees online on June 20th, 11AM-1PM Eastern US time.

    I still cut it too short. There was comb from top to bottom
  3. RogerM

    Cavities and honeybees online on June 20th, 11AM-1PM Eastern US time.

    Here's a honey bee colony successfully relocated.. We did this removal during winter
  4. RogerM

    Cavities and honeybees online on June 20th, 11AM-1PM Eastern US time.

    Hey now! thx! I'll be watching.
  5. RogerM

    pretty good deal on some Merrell mid hikers

    @islandarb how's the arm? not to disrail
  6. RogerM

    pretty good deal on some Merrell mid hikers

    It is Cassidy's arch in Capitol Reef. Also, as a disclaimer... Would never use for tree work, pretty solid walking around. I really liked my leather Lowa's. I'm running the evo2's Arbpro. Took some getting used to, but worth it.
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    pretty good deal on some Merrell mid hikers

  8. RogerM

    pretty good deal on some Merrell mid hikers

    I've hiked Zion, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, Grand Canyon, Red River Gorge, and other places in the last year and a half. Mine have held up till now, It is time to replace as they are breaking down a bit now. I see this all the time though, One person is happy with a product and another is...
  9. RogerM

    Sigh

    Maybe he body thrusted with a closed system, and untied trying to advance his rope, after lanyarding in? that's my guess
  10. RogerM

    Help with a National Champion

    Is the "owner" an individual who's really proud of this venerable tree? or does it fall under some property management Co. If you go with some reductions and bracing; cabling, the lead with the bees can be worked on, just assume that there is a huge column of comb in there, I would attempt to...
  11. RogerM

    Help with a National Champion

    Man... looks like an occidentalis waiting to happen....
  12. RogerM

    Cost of benefits?

    100% would be real incentive to get the hires your looking for. I have never worked for anyone who offers 100% coverage like that, nor do I know of any company around here that does. Seems, unfortunately, unrealistic for a newer small business. Please keep us updated. Not trying to be all...
  13. RogerM

    Burr oak crack in trunk

    wide open field, zero targets. zero consequences. The farmer loves it.
  14. RogerM

    Storm damage hacking volunteer work

    Many times we have been forced to do what we know is most likely the wrong decision. However, as you said, if there is sentimental value and your just helping out, why not let them hug their tree a little longer? Its is good to attempt to secure yourself from legal liability.
  15. RogerM

    Back in the game

    I still pour beers into the stein you gave me with that logo! Good to hear from you!
  16. RogerM

    Are trees sentient?

    Peter Wohlleben Thinks they are...
  17. RogerM

    Any ideas what type of tree this is?

    used for coffins in Japan, made in China... not so much in the U.S.
  18. RogerM

    Cicadas

    repost... but, here is a mulch alternative
  19. RogerM

    Old Video of Tree Topping

    Have seen many neighborhoods like that... Now my fight is excessive pruning, excessive thinning, lion's tailing
  20. RogerM

    Share your photos for the Treebuzz Instagram feed

    what is the statue in the background?

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