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  1. TreeLogic

    living the dream

    All I remember is Mac doing a great job on a beech removal, not one-handing the saw even once, and then calling JontreeHI a toilet. Sure hope we see more from Darkness Studios.
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    living the dream

    But with a British accent. It sounds nicer.
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    Multiple Trees from Same Base

    Well they're not terribly big so that's a plus. Handsaw is good and always my 1st choice when feasible. Chainsaw isn't bad for a seasoned user. There are times where it's the better choice, even on smaller stuff, but usually not. The key is to stop a little short of your target with the...
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    Tree Climbing

    X3. One of the cheapest books I've ever bought, yet the only one I've ever revisited so many times. In addition, if you have any trabajadores latinos, you could get the spanish and english version, and probably find suitable translations for all of your future language barriers.
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    Multiple Trees from Same Base

    Agreed, pics would be helpful. Hey Guy. I was actually wondering about your stance on this. I mean, I personally don't care much for multi-stemmed trees, as a rule anyway. And I know there are certain species that lend themselves to that habit, but i don't mean those. I mean trees, which by...
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    Multiple Trees from Same Base

    Welcome to the site Woody. Short answer is yes, I'd probably get the lesser ones out of the way. But you need to be careful not to throw the system out of balance. If you could do it in phases, so the tree wouldn't get the total shock all at once, that might be a good thing. Chances are, some of...
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    Compact Bulldog Bone

    Yes it's true. Took a bone to the upper lip.
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    This pine is leaking!?

    Loblolly and Longleaf pine look pretty similar...
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    This pine is leaking!?

    it is possible too that the pitch could be dripping from higher up in the crown and that spot on the trunk just happens to be catching it. haven't y'all had some pretty severe ice storms the past 2 years? pines are very susceptible. not to mention, the damage the ice storms do will create pitch...
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    Trees from a distance

    No no, we know you're the man treezy. Well, except for the whole Myrtle Beach thing. But in your defense, you came back with "North Myrtle", and you're back on my "cool" list buddy. :) So no, I'm certainly not downplaying the skill involved in that ID. Just up-playing your Google research...
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    Trees from a distance

    I think I gave too many clues on that last one. :hueco:
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    Trees from a distance

    Yes, it's a Tung Tree. Where tung oil comes from... Good call treezy! You're up.
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    Trees from a distance

    Nope, not Davidia. Cool tree though. Has heart shaped leaves and round fruit just like Davidia.
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    Trees from a distance

    not really indigenous...
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    Trees from a distance

    Hint....find a good screen (not a smart phone) to view this on. If you zoom in there might be some inedible fruit on this tree
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    Trees from a distance

    Negatory
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    Trees from a distance

    ok, the leaner over the house. have fun with this one
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    Trees from a distance

    Birch?
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    Trees from a distance

    Yesssssss....don't rub it in. :sick:
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    Trees from a distance

    Hamamelis virginiana

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