Ever think about the Mecca of Texas, Austin? Keith Babberney and I have a few positions open for the rite persons. Stable work year round and good company for the most part. Small company work is a good oppertunity for growth and advancement, we could probebly teach you a thing or two about...
Re: Restore the Old Oak--info
Q. Falcata? I got that one wrong on my CTW exam,it was a shumard. Its not on the Texas Tree list apperently. Just a thought. I'd love to see one.
Re: Restore the Old Oak--info
Guy, I'd start by taking your air spade or shovel for that matter and removing that soil mound from the root crown and buttress roots. Your clients might get mad if they spent all that money on corrective pruning and the the tree fell over the next day. - N
They Might Be Monkeys! Texas Tree & Land Co. Headed by Nevic Donnelly & Keith Babberney has positions open for Climbers & Arborists. These positions would propebly best suit a yound man or woman who has some exspriance in the industry, but is looking to get their foot in the door mid...
Thanx so much for having me out I had such a good time! Ya'll really know how to treat a guest, I'll be in touch and look forward to that cable project this winter.
They Might Be Monkeys! Texas Tree & Land co. Opperated by MySelf and Keith Babberney is looking for someone who wants to be a company man, Someone looking for a career spot. They say that Austin is the Mecca of Texas. We would make it worth while for the right person to come out for a vist...
I posted this in the job section, but since I'm not looking for a job, I'll post it here to. Pass it on if you know of anyone that would be interested. Thanx - N.D.
I'll be in San Diego next week and would like the opportunity to work with a good group of folks on a fun project. Here's The good...
I'll be in San Diego next week and would like the oppertunity to work with a good group of folks on a fun project. Here's The good news, I don't even need to get paid! just keep in mind that I'm on vacation and don't want my [censored] beet. I'd be happy to come along as an extra hand to make...
Well as a kid I always had just two career paths in mind. I'd either be a X-Wing Fighter Pilot or a Forest Ranger. In 1992 my cousin Pete and I started working as wildland fire fighters with the state in Ca. When there were no fires some of our grade work was prunning dead wood and removing dead...
Well we shall see. I'll look forward to talking to you on another thread, I'd kind of like this one to fall to the botom of the list and then into the archive's, just because it started with less than a pleasant note. No reason to keep this at the top of the list. see ya around and thanx - Nevic
Ya, I noticed that about the study list. I have been reading "Arboriculture and the Law" as part of my prep, I hope that will help. Is it a pretty hard test or is it pretty common stuff if you have the exsperiance?
I received a very stand up phone call from Pat this morning and we have resolved this issue as gentlemen and freinds. Thanx to y'all for helping me cool off over the week end. -Nevic
So I just talked to this guy on the phone. He would tell me nothing of the methods he uses or how any of this works. He said that he can't relese any of that because some one might use it the wrong way and end up damaging a tree. Very responceable of him, don't you think. The science of tree...