Great advice everyone, thank you so much.
Any other recommendations for books on taking care of mature trees/how that sort of maintenance differs from younger trees?
Cleaning out my closet and getting rid of some gear I just don't need for a variety of reasons. I am in the middle of moving, so please be patient when it comes to getting things in the mail. Pics below.
Drayer Tango VI Boots. Size US 10. Worn for ~6 months. I love these boots, the only reason...
Functionality is a good point. I went from an Onyx to a TM. My only complaints with the Onyx are that the small size never quite fit right on me (30" waist), and I wish the lower D's/rigging plates were bigger. Besides that, I loved it.
For what it's worth, I run a 200X battery in my 536 Li. I feel like the new battery, designed to pull a 14" bar ends up with more power running the 12" bar that my 536 came with.
If you had to choose, would you prefer a saddle that fits beautifully, but has less padding, or one that fits fine, but has more padding? Which do you think would be better for you in the long run?
I have a TreeMotion s. light that I loved. Started feeling some weird pain in my back (which in...
I can't thank you all enough for taking time out of your days to respond to my original post and give your advice.
I love hearing the wisdom of those that have experienced more than me.
Without giving too much away; I'm a certified Arborist and climber specialist. I get satisfaction from...
Anyone ever suffer from being disenchanted with arboriculture, and pull through it to start loving it again?
I'm 30 years old and 5 years in. I wouldn't say I have regrets, but I feel like I'm plateauing or getting stale, despite wanting to still learn more and improve myself.
I have an og RR that I love. I got the bird flap, which I view almost as necessary. My only complaint was that it took me a while to break in.
The RR was my first mechanical device, and it was scary to use before I broke it in. It felt like you could either drop like a rock, or stop, but the...