We’re about to get a big sleet and snow storm. Thinking about ratcheting together the main branches of an old pear tree in case it splits from the weight

Thank you Patrick. Love learning from you and watching how you work! Keep it going and God bless!!

Hopefully got a few good saw logs out of this tree.

At the top you should have put in a door dash order and watch the driver poop his pants. 😂

Very well done

Veery well done

Try going faster so no matter how many times I watch it I can't get it 😤 i thought I was learning basic knot tying. Guess not with this video

good jod pro im watch your video im very liked pro

Enjoyed the video. Some very nice rigging. Thanks for sharing.

Please do some episodes on How-to-do Span rigging. You make it look so easy and useful.

This cutting doesn't defy gravity, still need a line and wedge , i really cant see the point.

There are a lot of a holes in tree work, especially online. I’ve learned a lot from you so don’t be so hard on yourself. When I run into a tough situation I search YT to look for ideas.

무거운 장비를 몸에 달고 하는 정말 어렵지만 잘해내고 ~👍👍👍

Do you have any educational content for sale?

❤💪👏👍💯😮

Whatever you got paid for this, it should’ve been more

Over the years, I have enjoyed your content on apprentice climbers. Would appreciate a little more on training ground workers.

Smooth and Steady

amen. that was a sermon.

Nice work Pat + crew, all the best

The complexity of some of these span rigging techniques is fascinating. You don't need to say anything, the video and music says it all. Happy new year, Patrick!

God bless Patrick I hope you have a wonderful New Year I wish all the climbs you did you could do all Raw videos and post it I can learn so much from you I know it's a lot of work but if you ever think about it please even once in awhile would be great

This was terrifying to wash.

Majestic tree, wish I had a bunch of these on my property. I always have to deal with yellow pine, shagbark hickory, eastern red cedar, and honey locust

Aww thanks

Happy New Year🎉 Keep doing your thing, Patrick, and stay safe ❤

Great job Brother!

Beautiful 🫡

Happy new year to the crew & Mister muggs 2025 is a good start for me , for the next 9 months , i will be at school , learning all these things🎉

As always, brilliant work. Thanks !

Helluva job. Miss ya.

Thank you for all your in depth tutorials about those genius technics and tricks you know and use! I would like to learn more about big cuts like the last one in this vid. How to be sure about direction, and non-barbarchairing? I think I can handle it know, but I would be very much interested in your thoughts on this!

Ed Ucated Climbmore

Love your videos, Safe an Happy New Year.❤😊✌️

Nicely done.

Happy New Year Patrick! You are very helpful in my late-in-life journey learning to work trees. Till next Year!

Love your videos Patrick I’ve learned a great deal from them as I’m sure many others have. Climb safe and God bless you and yours 🙏

Guys make it look easy n flawless, great job

Long live the bone 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

You should get an honorary Ph.D in Physics.

YIKES!

Nice straight trunk, shame you cant get few boards out of that..good job guys.

As we get older it becomes more natural that we want to share what we've learned over the years. That is good. KZbin and similar can be a powerful tool to share experiences and information. Sure, a disclaimer is always fine to caution would-be arborists. I always appreciate a professional who isn't afraid to show real work and real methods used. That leaves ME to decide what I can or can't do safely. In my case, I'm no arborist, but I am a person willing to learn how to do things "correctly". So many oppinions on what is correct...in every other aspect of life as well. Tree work is not the most dangerous thing I do, but I do have to be disciplined on how I gain experience. No different than going through college where it's hard to get practical experience at the same time. Anyway, I appreciate your videos whether they are meant to teach or not. I have multiple sources of learning, and your vids have been one of them.

No Muggs here

From his first thought of “just do it” to his last thought of “good job”, every move is soberingly calculated so he goes home each night. Nerves of steel!

grat video very helpful

It really takes a lot of faith in our God and a lot of guts to do jobs like this. Verla here❤

And, you didn’t waste the walnut. See man with tape measure. A mill will get to buy it. Experts.

I'm fascinated to here an Alan Watts sample on one of your videos! One of my favorite to listen too! Also love your videos Muggs! Very informative! Thank you!

I think my blood pressure went up. this was very, intense, great job. I am a senior i love climbing tree's but not that high. great job.