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Hello guys,

intrested to get any insight on how you profesionals would rig this silver maple. 1/2 the tree has an open drop zone, on 1 side there is corner of a house and on another side is a plastic greenhouse. Main concern is plastic greenhouse, it is not very close to the house. I am thinking tip tying, but some of those branches are quite thin and tall, so might be hard to climb all the way up there. Is there a rigging method that will allow it to fall straight down? maybe by tying a loop around the limb youre rigging and making it fall through that loop in order to control its descent. here are the pictures. thanks for any insight.

all the best

 

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