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You dont even need a rope mate, you can normally reach the top from the ground!

 

And on the rare occasion I can't, someone else usually can by the time I'm ten foot up :laugh1:

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45 can be a pain at times, but if you think about your route through the tree beforehand and get organised its not so bad. We often come across trees where a 35 isn't long enough and occasionally a 45. Nothing more annoying than getting a nice fork with the throw bag and then finding that your rope isn't long enough...

 

It all depends on what the trees in your area are like, round here they are quite big.

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