Got a call last night for a down tree at the zoo. The snow monkey exhibit has standing dead trees "planted" for habitat. We've stood as tall as 50'ers in augered holes then back filled with gravel and safety cabled back to the concrete mountain and each other. A 40' pine had fallen and was hung up in the cables. We get there and the place was already crowded and had to drive in with an escort at 1mph with people walking between the trucks. Got set up removed the cables and pulled the tree back out of the other tree then lowered and laid it down for the monkeys to play on. No haul away or cleanup. At least a 1000 people had to go past while we were there so it should be a good lead generator as well
Got a call last night for a down tree at the zoo. The snow monkey exhibit has standing dead trees "planted" for habitat. We've stood as tall as 50'ers in augered holes then back filled with gravel and safety cabled back to the concrete mountain and each other. A 40' pine had fallen and was hung up in the cables. We get there and the place was already crowded and had to drive in with an escort at 1mph with people walking between the trucks. Got set up removed the cables and pulled the tree back out of the other tree then lowered and laid it down for the monkeys to play on. No haul away or cleanup. At least a 1000 people had to go past while we were there so it should be a good lead generator as well
