2015 Best Photos Thread

[TreeVB]

"Finalizing" an Elm on the last morning of 2015!

 

[Oak Savanna]

that last pic is a beauty.

Thanks man! That is apprentice Cole wrapping up a bull rope after a long day of taking down dead ash. Racing to get cleaned up before dark. That was taken in November when there is usually snow on the ground. It was a warm beautiful day.

 

[Mark Chisholm]

My largest oak of the year and sadest. Was the only championship title I have taken away from someone or something that I dreaded and still wish I didn't have to do.

 

[Stihlmadd]

It was a warm beautiful day.

that is my vote winner for now, I would recommend taking it to a print shop and having it run out on canvas stock.
behind a glass sheet and framed it would be a worthy addition to any home or office.
my 2 cents.

 

[Crazy_Jimmy]

 

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[Crazy_Jimmy]

Sorry for so many photos

 

[Magnum783]

View attachment 35286 My largest oak of the year and sadest. Was the only championship title I have taken away from someone or something that I dreaded and still wish I didn't have to do.

Please explain your comment mark I am confused.

 

[Crazy_Jimmy]

Please explain your comment mark I am confused.

I would assume the tree was a state champion and he had to remove it.

 

[treevet]

Not "best" photos but a few from end of last week. Ground saturated like pudding around tree so nice to go tree to truck with big wood. 47"dbh Eab kill. We are re planting the site. 2 men ...day and a half $45hun winter price.

 

[Mark Chisholm]

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Wild Texans!

 

[Mark Chisholm]

Please explain your comment mark I am confused.

It was a state champion white oak. I am still wishing we could've done something to keep it. Here's the base: