A nice start to the week by bombing (almost) everything

These two pines were a lot of fun despite the overcast that day. The customer was tired of the roots pushing the pavers, so the trees needed to go. They wanted about a 6 foot pole in order to carve a totem pole out of.

[@paulnier6147]

Love the videos your interaction in them now makes them that much better!!

[@ReallyTallTreeGuy]

Glad you like them! I'm certainly trying to get better at talking while I'm in the tree

[@CynithiaHenning]

This 1 was a tricky one with how close everything was. Great job🎉

[@ReallyTallTreeGuy]

Thank you 😁

[@annierambo5606]

Another awesome video. I enjoy watching you take down these trees. You are an expert tree surgeon. Be blessed. Stay safe God bless. 🙏🙏

[@ReallyTallTreeGuy]

Thanks, you too!

[@stuby2014]

Another good job. Well done @ dropping those limbs in a small opening. As a fellow climber it hurts me to see a climber unhook their climb line while chunking down a stem when you and every other climber has their version of a quick choking device to repel off of. YES it's each climbers preference as to what they do and I should probably save my breath. Stuff happens as we know. An accidental cut or exhaustion or bees whatever it can happen. A choking device is just like moving 2 lanyards at the same time. Climb safe Max.

[@janhouse1690]

I was surprised at how wobbly the second tree was, after you'd cut off the branches and top.

[@normanwhiteheed7464]

Run out of superlatives.stay Safe thanks big guy.

[@NickTaylor-lm1lv]

Like how you cut the thumb groove. That'll be something I implement into my climbing.

[@ReallyTallTreeGuy]

I usually only do it if things are wet and slippery

[@NickTaylor-lm1lv]

@@ReallyTallTreeGuy good to know to have another tool in the bag

[@rickstafford5316]

Very nice not to rig everything. Great work