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Heron
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Maricopa , Arizona , U.S.A.
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Consider a rope saw :
KwikCut 32" Rope Saw Not necessarily the one I linked to but some have open ends where a longer piece of rope can be attached to either end . Then by casting/throwing one end of the/a rope with a wieght can be pulled over a branch . Such saws are common at hiking stores . Kind of a survival item when out in the woods where one cannot pack a regular saw . In the case of misteltoe the branches/attachments are not very thick . A second tool to be considered would be a pole type fruit picker basket ; http://www.amazon.com/Jaffrey-Fruit-Picker-Harvester/dp/B0013E6CU4 ANTOnline.com - Ames 2325100 Ames 8' Fruit Picker W/handle Long Reach Pruners, Pole Pruner Head, Fruit Picker, Extension Poles for work in difficult-to-reach Areas or a pole saw . You are the limit of your imagination . |
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Snag Aficionado
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Chesapeake Bay, Maryland, USA
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The trees I see with mistletoe could exceed even those exceptional tools, I think. That and the fact that no mistletoe seems to be on my property. But there are a few
'patches' that I have been watching for a few winters, so maybe I can get a neighbor to "harvest" some for me. Extra yee haws all around. |
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Heron
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Maricopa , Arizona , U.S.A.
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Depending on how good your aim is a grappling hook ( avast me hearties) were'nt/are'nt there a few pirate types around on the Chesapeake ? Even a crook pole .
http://www.amazon.com/Folding-Grappling-Hook-Ninja-Gear/dp/B0009PGVG8 Shepherd's Crook with 8' Pole - Metro Lifeguard Shop Similar to what is common around swimming pools . There are many that LOOOOooooooooong extending poles . |
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Official Veggie Killer
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Illinois
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"I meant to tell you how it is "harvested" here, by shotgun. Yee haw." I like her way of harvesting better. Sounds like more fun and she can get some much needed "Extra yee haws all around."
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Arbol que crece torsido jamas su tronco se enderesa. He who dies with the most trees wins... native of course. |
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Heron
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Maricopa , Arizona , U.S.A.
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Quote:
"He who dies with the most trees wins, native of course" |
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Official Veggie Killer
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Illinois
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That's me... the buckthorn killer. Yee ha!!!
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Arbol que crece torsido jamas su tronco se enderesa. He who dies with the most trees wins... native of course. |
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Snag Aficionado
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Chesapeake Bay, Maryland, USA
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You all are too funny. Actually, there were lots of pirates in this very neighborhood. The marshes made excellent hiding places. I'd really like to get out for some target practice...maybe someday I'll take the yee haw route (not to worry--it's just a little tree-trimming, no dendrocide contemplated).
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Heron
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Maricopa , Arizona , U.S.A.
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