What do you enjoy about tree work?

[jt.raysor]

My favorite part is either being in a really big tulip here in Delaware where its 170ish ft which I have been in and feeling the freedom that comes with it. I also like the challenge of having to deadwood monster trees where you have to walk out over top of a house not break anything and bring the 4inch piece of dead wood safely to the ground. But everything everyone said its tre also. I love to be humbled also I want a tree to show me I'm not the best so I like when they give me difficulties trying to get to the goal given.

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[Jem4417]

My favorite part is either being in a really big tulip here in Delaware where its 170ish ft which I have been in and feeling the freedom that comes with it. I also like the challenge of having to deadwood monster trees where you have to walk out over top of a house not break anything and bring the 4inch piece of dead wood safely to the ground. But everything everyone said its tre also. I love to be humbled also I want a tree to show me I'm not the best so I like when they give me difficulties trying to get to the goal given.

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Your nuts poplars are scary!

 

[jt.raysor]

Your nuts poplars are scary!

I love living life on the edge 22 years old. It's a great time swaying 4 ft each way with 12mph winds it's a great time .

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[Pelorus]

Your nuts poplars are scary!

Yup. Climbed and dimantled this sucker today. Big live top.
(with the help of my hooker) It felt more solid than it appeared. That hollow was about 35' up.

 

[Jem4417]

Their unpredictable and give you nothing to climb except suckers that you think will hold but break under you. I prune them all the time in pa. Gotta switch from squirrel method to rope access to maneuver efficiently and safely

 

[Jem4417]

I love living life on the edge 22 years old. It's a great time swaying 4 ft each way with 12mph winds it's a great time .

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Get it man, if your ever in pa ( I’m around willow grove) I can hook you up with sub work or get you on board at my company. https://www.giroudtree.com/?utm_ter...MIs_va3_3g2wIVF1qGCh31CgOTEAAYASAAEgK3uvD_BwE But if your beasting 170 poplars I’m sure you already got a solid set up.

 

[jt.raysor]

Get it man, if your ever in pa ( I’m around willow grove) I can hook you up with sub work or get you on board at my company. https://www.giroudtree.com/?utm_ter...MIs_va3_3g2wIVF1qGCh31CgOTEAAYASAAEgK3uvD_BwE But if your beasting 170 poplars I’m sure you already got a solid set up.

If you need sub work on weekends I'm about it. I love climbing monsters and smashing them

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[Santiago Casanova]

I like it because it is like having a physics problem in 3D and not on a sheet of paper. Rigging forces, vectors, redirects, remote false crotches, speedlines and mechanical advantage. It is so much fun to get all your gear out and rigged. I love being able to use a compound 75 to 1 system and pull stumps out with a lawn mower. I like puzzles and I don't take no or impossible for an answer. And who doesn't love a long bouncy limb walk?

My love of rigging and climbing got me into it but my deepening love of trees keeps me climbing. I also love meeting new climbers and seeing how they do the same thing completely differently. I love that it is a field where the human component can't be replaced by computerized machines.