looking for work up north

[dude70]

I.S.A. certified arborist with a degree (2yr)in hort. Licensed pesticide applicator (certified and chartered). 15 years experience in PHC,ornamental pruning,shade tree puning and removals including crane. Safetyminded,easily adaptable, quick learner and hard working. Looking for upstate N.Y. but will consider other areas.

 

[Raven]

dude, yer crazy man

unless you can't stand geese, cuz they are now heading SOUTH, and my yard is littered with yellow leaves - pesky trees

seriously though, if you plan on climbing trees all winter - more power to ya. It's the kind of activity that really separates the men from the boys (wait a minute, then why am I leaving?) Most companies tend to hire in the spring when the phone starts to ring heavy, and this time of year they're trying to decide who to keep all winter and who may get laid off if things get slow. Good luck bro.

btw, welcome to the buzz

 

[dude70]

I grew up in the north and not a huge fan of frozen fingers and toes. My family is up there(moms getting old) and would love to see my kids freezing there asses off with a huge smile on their stinging faces flying down a hill on a sled.Great spring, summer and fall though. Tennessee is great and has been good to me but we feel life is short and it may be time to move on. Thanks for the input

 

[Tmannsclimber]

Oakwilt, dutch elm, and emerald ash borer have made winter work very good up north here.

 

[treebear]

Would 60 degrees north do?

We work all winter, best part of the year - no ticks, mosquitos and hornets and you only get 6 hours a day.

 

[Oke]

hay
if you are sereus about workin in the noth then send me some more info of youre salf or call me 613 938 7938.

 

[treebear]

Sorry bout that, we´re currently not hiring. Try to contact Sigurd Sondre´s Trepleie if you really wants to go to Norway. ssondre@online.no
He runs a good company and is a deasant guy.

 

[Oke]

see he is not for real,if he was intoristed in coume in north he would heave pm me or called me it taks one hell of a tree pearson to work in the north, conuks are mad and we will work in cold hot you name it we can git r done
as the yanks say.

 

[treebear]

Sorry for the misunderstandment. I thought you were searching for a job. I already work 60 degrees north (same as Anchorage) and am quite familiar with the aspects of working in a cold and wet environment. We do not consider ourselves crazy though, you can have an exclusive on that

 

[Mark Chisholm]

Svein you are so far North that you might be considered South!

 

[dude70]

Thanks for the replies. I am unfortunately looking in a specific area. Central N.Y. Syracuse and surrounding areas. It sounds as if not much is going on there though. Norway might be a little too far off the beaten path. And the conuks might just be too tough. Sound as if they can take anything.

 

[Oke]

GADAY IF YOU ARE STILL IN TORY ASTID IN WORKING UP NORTH GIVE ME A CALL I AM 15 MINTS NORTH OF HOGINSBRUG NY THE ASH BORBETLY AND THE DUTCH ELM DEAS AS KAPTE ME GOING.
SORRY FOR THE BAD SELLING.

 

[amyfieldadams]

anyone see ncis?

what time is it on?

amazing facts

 

[Toparboring]

Re: anyone see ncis?

I am a 45 mins south of cuse I will look around and give soe info so far pretty scarce work around here, but up there probably more. I will give a couple calls around get back to you in 2 days.

 

[Toparboring]

Re: anyone see ncis?

Ok so far you might has a good shot with the Big comps. like Lewis,Wright,Sava tree,and Daveys. For some of the snaller comps. trying is going to be tough, I just did and interview(yeah looking for a job too)all they wanted was bucket truck and a guy who could top out. WHAT thats it oo and yeah and get paid squat too. there are good ones out there. Just trying to find them, and it depends on your location you can try to get your own bussiness
going. I do enough work now that I am glad I didnt drop the university.Pm me with any questions

 

[treebear]

Yep, suth is riht under my shoe soles