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I'm in my mid 50's Steve. I still feel strong, but I ain't the man I used to be! Gone are the days of being in the saddle for 8-10 hours, wreaking multiple big trees, then waking up and doing it again.

I am a recent SRT convert (inspired by RegC). I have been running a Hitch Hiker or Rope Wrench, a Haas, and a Powercender on my right gaff, and it has been a real game changer for me. I'm hoping if I take care of myself,  and don't do anything too stupid, I might be climbing when I'm 70. I worked for an old-timer when I was coming up who was still wreaking big wood into his mid-70's, so I know its possible. 

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Killing Pines in the Lake Tahoe area. The last one is from the west side of Tahoe where there is still some big timber. Wedging over a 90 ft top at about 90 ft.  Sorry for the poor quality

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