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  1. 08-12-2007, 09:02 PM #1
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    love it

    Hey it's been over a hundred last week and going to be for next 7
    days! It was 105 actual temp today 115 heat index and I love it
    got to climb 115 foot white oak take down tomorrow and I love it.
    I have been saying that all last week 22year old keeps saying it is hot
    I say I love it. I told him there is nothing to do but work when it is hot
    so may as well learn to embrace it as change will come soon and then
    we may not have work so just drink water and love it
    "It's not the size of the dog in the fight,
    it,s the size of the fight in the dog!"


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    Confusion is a main symptom of heat exhaustion.

    Maybe you need a break?
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    Quote Originally Posted by TreeCo View Post
    Confusion is a main symptom of heat exhaustion.

    Maybe you need a break?
    No I am just keeping a positive attitude and would rather take off
    when bow season gets fired up heck I have been confused for
    last twenty years
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    "It's not the size of the dog in the fight,
    it,s the size of the fight in the dog!"


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  4. 08-12-2007, 09:08 PM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by TreeCo View Post
    Confusion is a main symptom of heat exhaustion.

    Maybe you need a break?
    Remember when we used to beef all the time? Your'e a pretty funny guy Dan. Cheers/Jim
    Rope, good attitude, the heat kills me, I do way better in the cold.
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  5. 08-12-2007, 10:07 PM #5
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    Nothing like puking in the tree....Brings new meaning to the words 'headache'
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  6. 08-12-2007, 11:57 PM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by woodchux View Post
    Nothing like puking in the tree....Brings new meaning to the words 'headache'

    That brings up a memory of coming home on leave. Old man was roofing a garage so I pitched in. Must have been over a hundred up there. Finished the job about 2 and came down. Grabbed a cold brew and chugged it. Hit the ground 2 seconds later.

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  7. 08-13-2007, 12:32 AM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by ropensaddle View Post
    No I am just keeping a positive attitude and would rather take off
    when bow season gets fired up heck I have been confused for
    last twenty years
    Good thing you dont live in CO. Starts on Wednesday. You wouldnt have time to get anything done.
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  8. 08-13-2007, 01:53 AM #8
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    Camelbaks for the crew can really help out, its winter at the moment here, but getting fluids down is still important. I dont do well in the heat, chainsaw pants are just to warm!
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    It's not the heat that gets you ... it's the humidity.

    That dry heat, no worries, but the 90% humidity, shirt never dries, and ya boots full of sweat gets to everyone.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ropensaddle View Post
    No I am just keeping a positive attitude and would rather take off
    when bow season gets fired up heck I have been confused for
    last twenty years :hmm3grin2orange
    I guess that's a good attitude to have.I hate the heat,and avoid working in it as much as I can.I put off jobs requiring lots of climbing or manual labor until it cools.After having a heat stroke a while back,I just can't take the heat like I used to.
    I am the beast that feeds the beast.
    "Two Roads diverged in a wood,and I took the one less traveled by,and that has made all the difference"...Robert Frost.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ekka View Post
    It's not the heat that gets you ... it's the humidity.

    That dry heat, no worries, but the 90% humidity, shirt never dries, and ya boots full of sweat gets to everyone.


    I'll second that................they don't make wipers for glasses!!!
    BUT THEN.........THAT IS JUST ME!!!

    A.K.A. ROTTEN TREE LIMBS!!!

    OR???

    ROTTEN TREE SCUM!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ekka View Post
    It's not the heat that gets you ... it's the humidity.

    That dry heat, no worries, but the 90% humidity, shirt never dries, and ya boots full of sweat gets to everyone.
    Yeah but it is humid in Arkansas, and 115 heat index actual 105 is
    hot no matter what, got the limbs off now, chilling probably go chunk
    around five after it cools a degree or so about 101 now and heat is
    not done climbing!
    "It's not the size of the dog in the fight,
    it,s the size of the fight in the dog!"


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    I'd rather be in hot weather than have to deal with tempatures below freezing.
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  14. 08-13-2007, 09:45 AM #14
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    Sure hope that you will let it cool off before October when the trail building starts. It is hard to swing a Pulaski all day when sweat is running in your eyes.
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    I dont like it that hot, but just about every day I go to work and say the same thing " i love it"

    perfect temp for working in trees is 65-80. Bring on the fall! and get over with August. too many of my customers are on vacation.
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