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[Jan_]

Good luck.....

Thanks, but it went terribly. One Hit, but now my throwline is stuck in a dead tree and I will have to do a 60ft traverse to get it out

 

[Jehinten]

Thanks, but it went terribly. One Hit, but now my throwline is stuck in a dead tree and I will have to do a 60ft traverse to get it out

Instead of tying on your throw weight, girth it on the end of your throwline without any knots, just leave a 3-4" tail. Should it get stuck you can pull hard and slip the girth hitch so that the throw weight falls out of the tree. In all of the instances that I've done this, the throwline also comes out because it no longer has the throw weight on it.

 

[climbstihl]

Thanks, but it went terribly. One Hit, but now my throwline is stuck in a dead tree and I will have to do a 60ft traverse to get it out

Looks like I'll have to come by and free your throwline again...

 

[islandarb]

Thanks, but it went terribly. One Hit, but now my throwline is stuck in a dead tree and I will have to do a 60ft traverse to get it out

Well nothing beats a try but a failure. Stick to live trees.

 

[Aerial Traveler]

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[39Buick]

Here is another video showing a climb @Cereal_Killer Killer and I did in June 2019 in Southeastern Ohio. There was a special guest appearance by Loca the Dog!

Make time to go climbing with a friend. It's fun and you'll surely learn some new techniques.

Happy 4th everyone!

Looks like a bunch of fun!!!