Andymacp

I have some lovely oak I want to make into beams with my chilaskin, can't get my head round it ? Is there a handy video or any simple instructions please and thank you

Game of thrones is epic

I do love a challenge, Windblown walnut resting on a wall with the smallest drop zone I've had to deal with. No access for anything, tied into a Weeping Ash 10m away as had to rig everything off the Walnut.

Amazing idea, stalking can be a solitary sport. I learned most of what I know from YouTube.

Where are you based ?

Phone number

07842 118474

There was a chap on FB looking for cutters in the highlands

Moray. Jeez just noticed how blue the skies are!!

Inspecting trees on this cliff face, interesting day

This was on Kirkwall high st in Orkney.

Not a great pic but really interesting tree, a metal post is bolted to the ground and the tree.

Lovely Sweet Chestnut

Andy sounds familiar, mine came from Sandy Bedfordshire. 530 miles in one hit,flew down in morning headed for home at lunchtime arrived 9.30

Aye flew to Luton, train to Swindon then up in one day.

Goosed now but love the vehicle. Still !

Driving this 550 miles to its new home.

What do the guns pay for a days shooting?

Anywhere from £150- £1k depending on location bag size and quarry. Grouse would be top

Tricky dead Elm on a banking, plenty ropes and the Mogatron to stop it demolishing the house below.

Big stem was 3.5 ton

Can get £85 on grouse up here.

Even more for working pointer

This is the sort of result I get, like I say not perfect but cheap and easy.

I too used a simple system, I was required to tag 5000 the trees for a simple triage survey, so I took a photo of the tree and tag with the GPS of the camera on, I also kept a GPX track of my survey which I could distribute my photos along.

 

 

 

One field in an excel record was hyperlinked to the photo.

That sounds good, but is it transferable to a map ?

It's called gps map 64. Just done a survey of 70 trees in an acre and the result was good.

I'm at a bit of an impassive with this myself as I don't do enough to justify mapping software but do enough and want them to be professional

I'm not sure if this is too rudimental for you but I use a Garmin gps, mark the tree then import the marked trees onto google maps or an OS map.

Not perfect but works and very simple

Some leggy dead elms today,

Payment for the stems too

I've bought a 110 utility defender, I want to kit the back out with storage for kit and shooting at the weekend.

Looking for people pics and ideas please.

Fine view the day

Almost see Stephan Blairs MOG from here

If you google ANSI A300 part 3 there are various examples of propping. Under these search results "Illinoisarborist" has produced a 60 page guide which may be worth a look. Alternatively you can also buy the ANSI document from Summerfield books

 

 

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Cheers

Good heads up

Real professional work that, gives a good image of your company.

You can rent the airspade off an online company who deliver then hire a compressor for the day.