Finishing a stone dead maple - cutting and rigging

Taking the last 2 tops on this dead maple. Two important things here:
a) I always switch over to x-rings for negative rigging
b) Whenever it is an option, I will send the final top instead of rigging it.
Hope this makes sense and you can get some value out of it.
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[@DDXY2K]

You're a doer and a teacher, sir. A rare combination.

[@NateGrabar]

First off kudos to you on your knowledge and humble attitude it’s what I strive for in life. I’m extremely knew to this tree climbing, I’ve done concrete my entire life and have gotten bored and this is my next endeavor to learn. I just finished watching your video on broken tie in point. I trust my gear I’m relatively good with the height factor, my biggest fear being the tie in point. I’m sure you rely heavily on experience in these situations but a video on maybe size of tie in points and some different species and how that all factors would be a needed boost of confidence. I’m out of buffalo ny so we have many similar species as you. Stay safe and humble my friend you inspire more than your aware

[@firedtradesman]

Thanks so much Pat! I do miss these "here's what I'm doing and why" videos we used to see regularly. Learned so much from ya over the years; can't even begin to express my appreciation to you. Helluva job as always. :)

[@TreeMuggs_PatrickM]

Appreciate it

[@Opticbeanpap]

Daisy chain hitch, amazing speed line knot for quick rigging love that damn knot

[@Daniel08353]

It’s always nice to see each person’s approach to dead/alive trees. Always different variables to require different processes

[@BigBlackTruckDave]

Always excellent content. Learn so much watching and rewatching. Thanks

[@BraydenSomers]

The cut/line pull at 9:00 mins was sick

[@pekerja27]

Pohon yang sangat tinggi😮😮, operator nya kuat mental

[@sizemoretreeworks]

Great vid, I love that spliced ring with the eye where the tail would normally go. I attempted it with 12 strand but have a feeling 3 might be better for the application. As always, thanks for sharing.

[@batmantiss]

Yay production!

[@BinoH]

Wow, that maple looked pretty crispy kind of spooky, I have to hand it to you a job well done!! Would you happen to know if the Bulldog bone has gone through the process of clearing it for use?

[@dankotos61]

Nice work Patrick good video

[@frederickrodger7249]

Enjoyed the video.

[@br-dj2ti]

Love your videos buddy god bless stay safe

[@savage22bolt32]

Very captivating vid. There is a lot of thinking going on here...

[@neild7971]

Ultra with loops both ends? Did you Brunel and final splice ends into each other?

[@TreeMuggs_PatrickM]

It's 3-strand, my own design

[@jeffschroeder9089]

Rock on!

[@travislilly6292]

What are the pros and cons of the bull dog bone? I'm asking because I am interested in getting one. Maybe you could even make a detailed video on it

[@alotl1kevegas860]

That was a pretty skinny dead tree 😬

[@ss742617]

What’s the 3 ring setup that your DdRt is setup to? I really like that

[@TreeMuggs_PatrickM]

Camp Gyro swivel

[@christopherch7307]

👍🐿👍

[@br-dj2ti]

Is your climbing device? Is that a reg coats new device beautiful if it is

[@TreeMuggs_PatrickM]

It's a Bulldog Bone

[@br-dj2ti]

@@TreeMuggs_PatrickM Is that device available to buy

[@TreeMuggs_PatrickM]

Sold by Gordon Svedberg on Treebuzz.com, goes by the handle 'surveyor', you can dm him on there

[@br-dj2ti]

@@TreeMuggs_PatrickM Thank you buddy so much god bless

[@randymarko486]

SweeT video .......