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That looked like a tree to sort the men from the boys. Do you install a rescue line when your working on trees that size?

 

Hi mate, yeah 90% percent of the time I leave my access line in the tree on a pulley slung to a branch so the groundies can haul gear up and down and also serves as a rescue line. I usually climb on a 40m rope if I can get away with it in big trees so definitely helps to have a rescue/bomb out of the tree line in place.

 

Of course sometimes its just not feasible to have a line hanging in the tree when bombing out really big wood and so on those occasions I will climb with a longer rope (60m) so as to be able to choke it and bomb out single line in an emergency. Not ideal I know - but whats the worst that could happen:001_tt2:

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