Hey everyone,
I'm having trouble figuring out what type of mushroom is on several thuja plicata and pseudotsuga menziesii in Vancouver, British Columbia. I believe it is a type of Marasmius, but I am unsure.
I received my bone in the mail last week. Unfortunately, the only time off I've had to climb on it, there has been torrential rain. It's torturous.
It looks great, thanks so much @surveyor !
Hey Fireman, check out this thread:
http://www.treebuzz.com/forum/threads/how-to-build-your-own-self-advancing-knee-ascender-saka-and-material-list.28383/
You could build your own for cheap.
My favorite hitch cord is the Ocean Polyester 8mm. I really like 28" with a VT.
http://www.treestuff.com/store/catalog.asp?category_id=20&item=2053
Also, I may have missed this because I skimmed a few posts, but have you thought about a HAAS or SAKA?
I really like using the pinto with my rope wrench. However, if you would like to get a hitch climber, as it has so many uses, you can get a special tether for the rope wrench.
http://www.treestuff.com/store/catalog.asp?category_id=1912&item=12391
Hey all,
Just wondering what type of 'biners everyone uses for speed lining. I've seen both auto locking and non locking, steel and aluminum. What do you use and why?
Thanks jmaher, I saw those.. I don't know how confident I am in my splicing, so I was wondering if there were more premade slings. My post above was poorly worded.
I am new to the X rings. I only see a few "pre-made" ring+ sling combos on treestuff. Are there more that I am missing, or does everyone splice their own for the most part?
Oh, sorry for not being clear. The house clearing is going to be undertaken.
I was hoping to get some other opinions on the two limbs which suffered tear outs.. I always want to better myself and make sure I am doing what is best for the tree.
Thank you for your responses.
I came across a london plane today which had several broken branches on one side. The largest was approximately 4 inches in diameter. There are two limbs left with large tear wounds on them. Would you retain them, or remove them?
The tree is located north east from the house and has a 15...