Tree Risk Assessment for Climbers

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Eric Folmer, aka Tree Wolf, is the brain-child for this and past Tree Climbers Rendezvous events. His initial concept of conducting a virtual vous at different times to reach a worldwide audience is the inspiration for this year’s Virtual Vous. His wealth of knowledge and breadth of experience makes Eric a true climbing legend.
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I mentioned that if all you have to tie in to are adventitous shoots, you can tie in to two or more. For clarification, I mean with several ropes that you can adjust individually to share the load rather than one rope going around several. You could use both ends of you climbing line, but that leaves a loop below you that may be a problem, and it is also best to always have an available quick route to the ground.

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