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Jay documents taking down a 32" hickory that was beginning to die and shedding dangerously large limbs. With the tree’s hard lean and a clear drop zone, he fells it to remove the hazard around his friend Mr. Jack’s property—another “biggest tree yet” moment.
Have you dealt with a leaning or dying hardwood like this—what safety checks or cutting approach do you rely on, and when do you call in a pro?
Day 628 – Taking Down a 32″ Full Top Hickory
Another “my biggest tree yet” event. This time, a 32″ hickory in the beginning stages of dying. The tree had a hard lean and, luckily, had no obstacles to avoid. My friend Mr. Jack said this tree was starting to shed dangerously large limbs, to the point where he didn’t like walking underneath it. We […]
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