Favourite part of the job.

[mistahbenn]

Turning up to a job, and my apprentice/now second climber wanting to tackle the b1tch of a tree, and doing so in exactly the way I would do it.

 

And completing a horrible big takedown, felling the trunk with inches to spare, and the client giving each of us a nice tip and thanks at the end.

[Paul Cleaver]

when you have a difficult job that is on your mind the night before - the last tricky bit is done and gone to plan

[Bayhales]

A day like today. Sun beaming down, perched way up above in a tree, letting off a deep sigh, you know everything is good!

[felixthelogchopper]

It's a weigh up between a good rigging job or seeing a woods or tree I planted several years previously thriving.

[tree_beard]

I like picking apart big windblown messes, things shattering, tree sized limbs whipping around when you release them. Proper job high impact problem solving...

[Steve Bullman]

Takedowns, big take downs with no targets, where you can experiment with cuts, attempting to make massive sections go places where they aren't meant to. Anything else is just the same old tedious job these days

[treequip]

Probably the feeling when you get down after a lightish reduction on a big old oak or beech and you stand back, have a look and think

bugger, there is a bit I missed, happens all the time

 

Fixed that for me :laugh1:

[Timbermcpherson]

Felling a really big stick exactly how you planned and sweated over since you quoted it

[Old Mill Tree Care]

........ Male or female.

 

 

Why rule out half the population just because they're male?!

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[Al Cormack]

Why rule out half the population just because they're male?!

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Now I know what you were staring at the last time I worked for you😱😱