Basics of Pruning and Removal for Beginners.

Please don't poke the bear Evo, unless you're prepared for the consequences.
Aww shit, I’ve been poking bears since I was 17.. nuttin like the queens slipping outta their heels, and poppin their nails off on one side of the street. Then the cristian fundamentals on the other, roit cops in between! Let’s just say when I asked for my free drinks at 21 there were more than a few raised eyebrows, fuchsia and teal.
 
Hardwood is perhaps the worst term for a beginner to read. There is a huge difference between hard woods and hardwoods. Likewise, soft wood and softwoods. Silver maple is a 'soft hardwood', a term I've been trying to use and suggest using. We should not even use the term 'hardwood'. We should use the term 'dicot' or 'broadleaf'.
Excellent suggestion..
 
Shave the bark of the hinge to watch what the wood is doing.

Learn to use basic tools like

wedges for felling and bucking,

throw weight/ lines for setting climbing and rigging lines,

round files/ raker gauges for sharpening,

and dogs on your saw for positioning your saw for felling
 
My point exactly. This is for the newbies, follow suit.

Notice I'm not talking about white rot vs brown rot vs soft rot vs...
 
Last time I had pecker rot, I went to the doctor and asked if could give me some medicine that would kill the pain , but leave the swelling?
 
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