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  1. RileyLimbwalker

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    I’m reading it on the link you posted and it shows a lot, I have the SherrillTree handbook to climbing and this goes way more in depth it’s perfect
  2. RileyLimbwalker

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    Well in my region of the company I worked in multiple areas such as the crew felling pines, a right of way crew just cutting trees all day and now I’m on a 2 man climbing crew and I think the only thing I’ve yet to do is rigging branches and pulling away from the lines. I know my knots and all...
  3. RileyLimbwalker

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    I get what you are saying Merle, I appreciate the advice i take the compliments I get and I learn from it and make sure every time I tie in or make a cut I’m doing good habits and everything the correct safe way.
  4. RileyLimbwalker

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    Yea in no way do I let that get to my head, I take pride in it but I have learned since day one to respect the job and everyday and every task there’s always something new to learn and get better at
  5. RileyLimbwalker

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    I’m a relatively new climber but guys at work have called me a prodigy because I have picked up all the techniques and trimming techniques around live lines really quick. I climb with a treemotion set up with a zig zag instead of a prusik knot set up. Any one else running this set up?
  6. RileyLimbwalker

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    Appreciate it guys lol
  7. RileyLimbwalker

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    I’m 2 years into my climbing career and wanted to join y’all for some advice and tree talk, I’m a line clearance climber here in NM.

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