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    Is suicide morally acceptable?

    This is a depressing thread....
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    Gear question

    Google Rook, it’s a pulley/swivel/3 hole rigging plate combined. Solves the bend radius issue, organizes attachments and keeps stuff from twisting. Needs to be on a rope bridge rather than webbing but might be an option. Notch makes a clone of it too.
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    Pros and cons of long, stock, or shorter length harness bridges

    I bought a Rook and stuck it on original bridge next to ring that came on Onyx. Just used it the other day....dang that swivel is soweeet. Doesn’t eliminate but helps reduce twisted cross loading or having to swap around orientation of diners Question- thinking about adding longer 2nd...
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    Revival of the American Chestnut ?

    i don't have any good pics but my son brought a dozen potted hybrid chestnuts from local non-profit (American Chestnut Land Trust) home to plant. Problem is that they often live a few years and eventually succumb to blight.... long process
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    Ever cut your rope to Escape?

    His tail coulda been wrapped up or up and over something trapped/twisted/looped around branch where he just couldn’t descend anymore? In other words his tail didn’t have a clear path from his hitch to ground...
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    2000 Brush Bandit 250XP

    His other ad says Sanford Maine. Ditto on the chipper. Wish it was closer
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    Beer Beer Beer.

    Not exactly a craft beer but just came out. Tastes like a grapefruit shandy (if I ever actually drank one of those sissy beers...ever) 57kts/65mph gusts of wind here in Maryland today. No tree climbing just picking branches outta driveway. All govt offices in DC CLOSED for wind. Maybe all...
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    Family!

    What about the fact that people may have to travel hours find rock formations to climb or multiple time zones to find ice to climb but most people have trees in their yards or at a friends place. Not to mention tree climbing can earn you money a lot easier than any rock or ice climbing. You’re...
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    Our 'new' crane

    Thanks Tradesman
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    Our 'new' crane

    A2b?
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    Rope ID and splicing instructions help

    Jeez EVO, you made me put down my beer and go look! I'm pretty sure EVO isn't ur name but I've got a co-worker named IVO which is Czech for Ivan/John. 24 individual strands braided in 12 twinned pairs with no core Tex-Moto
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    Rope ID and splicing instructions help

    Yeah if you look closely at my rope there are two (or twin strands) that are braided vs the single strands in the pics of forestry pro Still searching
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    Rope ID and splicing instructions help

    i got this in bag o rope. It's hollow braid. Can't find it on Samson or other websites but might be looking in wrong category? Any help appreciated
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    Rope for hitch hiker

    Funny thing is that I started him out with HH2ayear ago. Just had him tie an alpine butterfly below himself. Really should have a lowerable basal anchor if he gets jammed up u can let him down.
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    Rope for hitch hiker

    You might end up using one wrap less on the hitch? I'm continually amazed at how bulletproof this device is. Kinda embarrassing but one time in the tree I looked down and realized my rope wasn't behind(between lower carabiner and spine) and it still worked SRT. All that being said, I think if...
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    Any idea what species of tree?

    It's a small table and I was thinking cypress??
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    Nursery startup thoughts

    JD- what do you think about the above ground grow bags? Looks like it would minimize weed control and reduce/eliminate balling and burlapping
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    Chainsaw Attack- And he wasn't even wearing PPE!

    https://www.google.com/amp/abcnews.go.com/amp/International/chainsaw-attack-switzerland-injures/story%3fid=48812648 Haven't read the story yet but probably an angry groundie who watched a bunch of people driving thru the coned off area around his chipper! Probably gonna have a national...
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    Tree of Heaven

    I didn't mean to be a smart aleck, it's just that around us in the NE, Ailanthus is like bamboo in that it grows out of control along highways etc. my forestry mgmt plan from the state forester calls for eradication.

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