The view is amazing, I want to learn to climb a tree, I know about climbing rocks but I also want to know more about your techniques. Can you give me the name of the techniques? thank you
@@mtbmaniac25 well, taking the time learning to climb well makes removals all the easier.. it doesn't have to be a day one job, but I do accept your recommendation
@@mtbmaniac25 I loved it since the first time I climbed a tree, the sense of accomplishment combined with the amazing view and high probability of a deadly accident is very rewarding.
@@Convolutedtubules I liked free climbing eastern white pine in my area, but never got higher than 20 feet (the braches seemed strong but my fear of falling off and being disabled for life did not agree)
Cool setup! It would great to see a video explaining your gear and technique in this video. Thanks for posting.
What a great vid! Just shows how many hidden gems are on TH-cam.
Thank you!
The view is amazing, I want to learn to climb a tree, I know about climbing rocks but I also want to know more about your techniques. Can you give me the name of the techniques? thank you
What would you call that method of trunk ascending? Never seen that done before!
Pretty epic!
What type of pine tree is that? It's got some nice orange bark.
If this was in the usa I’d say redline but I think this is in Europe so I’d say baltic pine
What Tower was that?
That's the Vilnius TV tower in Lithuania
That looks fun and thrilling
Thanks!
This is amazing, great job!
Thanks!
I want to climb like this in order to eventually trim and remove a few pine trees on my properties
Learning to climb is fine, but I would recommend hiring a professional to do treework. It's not worth risking your life to save a few pennies
@@mtbmaniac25 well, taking the time learning to climb well makes removals all the easier.. it doesn't have to be a day one job, but I do accept your recommendation
I don't like music videos. I wanted to watch climbing with ambient sound.
I've done one of those videos as well th-cam.com/video/7nh7c9kQgqY/w-d-xo.html
I climbed taller trees as a young teenager without any equipment and it was exhilarating.
I bet it was. Personally I never really liked free-climbing.
@@mtbmaniac25 I loved it since the first time I climbed a tree, the sense of accomplishment combined with the amazing view and high probability of a deadly accident is very rewarding.
So you shim shimanied up 100 foot pine trees with no branches? You are an artist a bs artist! Bah ha
@@Convolutedtubules I liked free climbing eastern white pine in my area, but never got higher than 20 feet (the braches seemed strong but my fear of falling off and being disabled for life did not agree)