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Highland Forestry

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  1. It's all part of the world domination plan!! I thought it would be a good way to see some different places, make some decent money and get plenty of dangerous trees under the belt.
  2. Stumbled across this when thinning nr Grantown on Spey in November, Interesting to say the least. Matt
  3. Cerne - it's a long shot and i've not spoken to them recently by you could try contacting Urban Forestry, the guys name is Reg Harris. Reg gave me some advice years ago when I was a kiddie and that's what initially led me down the tree work path when I left school. I'm from Bury St Edmunds originally, and Urban Forestry always had allot of work on, and good boys too - They do allot of Landscaping as well if I remember right. Good luck anyway mate. Matt
  4. Now that is beach combing - nice one!!
  5. pertho - Are you looking for a job in Arb as a climber?? Just off the top of my head.... Bartletts If you're hungry for work, and you dont mind working hard i'm almost certain they would have something for you, even if it was grounding for a start. Good friend of mine works for them as a consultant -seem a reasonable bunch...dont know what anyone elses experiences are with them, but theyre a big company and have allot of LA work. Matt
  6. Hi All, Just wondering if anyone has heard of a company called 'UN Arb' ?? Some pals of mine were talking the other day about this company, apparently they take climbers out to sites of natural disaster for make-safe operations all over the world for make safe of dangerous trees and take down of damaged trees. I've been trying to find out about international arborist companies but so far have not found any positive leads.. Are there any companies out there that do clear up operations after hurricanes/high winds/forest fires etc?? Any info much appreciated, Matt
  7. Depends what the customer wanted, but I would say some major crown cleaning and some reduction needed. failing that.... firewood:scared1:
  8. It's been a long night... should really sleep before logging onto here ey!
  9. One of the lads that works for me uses a lockjack and a rope guide instead of standard prusiks, and he swears by it. Me i'm still on the prusik cause i'm too tight to buy a lockjack! Shreks Wee Brother - if you're getting too old, you could use one of these... http://www.powerquickinc.com/index.htm
  10. Hi Arran, Depends on Haulage as I'd be looking to give you an all-in price. Where abouts are you located? Matt
  11. Large quantity of Scots Pine cut to 1.9m lengths available for firewood. Cut approximatley 9 months ago. Ideal for firewood processors - ideal firewood size. Must be sold by the arctic load, Inverness-shire/Strathspey/Morayshire area. Also available - timber for mills: Spruce, Larch & Scots. Various lengths - please e-mail required spec. Min order 1 arctic load (approx 25t) Pulp & Chipwood Also Supplied. Please contact Matthew O'Brien for more information. [email protected]
  12. We had to demonstrate Footlocking when I did my CS38/39 course, it was part of the assessment also... Hard Work!!
  13. Looking for labourers for de-veg contracts, Morayshire area (Elgin, Nairn, Inverness etc). Ongoing contracts, good rates of pay, two month contract available immediatley. May involve night-shift work from time to time. Chipper ticket + Chainsaw tickets desirable but not essential, must hold Network Rail Sentinel Card (PTS Course) Contact Matthew O'Brien [email protected] or PM me for more info.
  14. Tell me about it - gorse clearance on vertical cuttings - what a pain in the arse. Regarding your throw bag, if you cant get the branch you want within three tries, go for the lowest branch or a lower branch and take it from there.. throw bag on the end of your climbing line works wonders. Matt
  15. Nice one!!!

    Bloody hell, maybe I should have priced after all - hehe.

    Well if it's a weeks work for you then thats grand - let me know if you need a climber.

     

    Did you see the YouTube video i sent you a link to??? That guy must have balls made of steel.

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