I've read and viewed a lot of your content and this series is among my favorites. Insightful gems provided from organic moments in time. Thanks for your contributions. I hope to see many more of the "What am I doing and why" vids.

Can't tell you how awesome it is to have you post some content. I have learned so much from your videos and agree with your early statements but also encourage you to continue making these videos - They bring so much value. I really appreciate the time and effort you put into them. Thank you so much. Take care mate, climb safe 👍 Looking forward to more.

The “what, where, why and how” explanation accompanying a clear and concise video of a master tradesman at work is an incredibly effective way to teach complex rigging! I am very appreciative of the time and effort it takes to film, edit and produce this type of content, all while actually getting the job done safely! Thanks for sharing your master classes with the world!

Whenever you or any good climber posts up video I pick up more tools to use on my next tree "challenge". 😉 Good to see you Lawrence, I appreciate you sharing this. Keep yourself safe! 😃👍❤🌲 Randy

100% with you on the social media thing. Thank you for letting yourself be inspired to share again. Hopefully we can use plateforms like utube into making this world a better place somehow. Always a pleasure to receive some of your knowledge.

Love it

now that's a mouthful.... good to see you again!!!

What a great idea! I hope to see more of these in the future!

Thanks for this Schultz, you're an amazing resource for our community! Keep 'em coming!

The way you presented it first, made it sound like some kind of spaceprogram mumbojumbo technology, but I’m glad to read that in the end you’re just guestimating at least something 😅😅. Sounds like a treeguy again 😂. Thanks for sharing.

This is so helpful. Keep it going please!

Enjoyed the video. Nice floating rigging.

I’m so in agreement with your opinions on SM. Great approach.

Thank you for your videos. I'm new in the industry and there's not a lot of info out there on more complicated situations. Much appreciated.

Yes! Dude we need quality content from the legit arborists, so don’t toss the baby out with the bath water! There’s far too much bad content available so when we get to learn from the real leaders of the industry… it’s priceless! Thanks Lawrence

Can’t wait for the videos

I just asked Daniel Murphy where you and bixler been…3 of my heros along with the 1 and only reg Coates…good to see ya man…Matt

Right with you on that. Also, just did some rigging from other tree rig point yesterday, but without the need to drift. So much safer.

Good to see ya at TCI

Awesome title, great first episode.

Yes please, this is what I would love to see, the more Information the better. Thanks

Looking forward to seeing more. Thanks for taking the time to do all this.

Excellent way to showcase generally accepted methods and your skills brother. Thanks.

You're exactly right in the beginning. I understand what you're saying a 100%. But this is going to be awesome I can't wait god bless

Thank you for your time and demonstration and God bless

I like this form of videos. As a new guy this helps me learn and understand.

Wow, Really Great to see a new video pop up !!!! Was Awesome to meet you at TCI when you walked down to August's both ❤ and was fun to watch you on stage !!! Very excited about some more vids from you, just wish they were longer an more in depth 😁 Thank you very much for taking the time !!!!

This is awesome man! Looking forward to see more!

Awesome! Love your rigging and rope access. Would be great if you share some complex pruning jobs 🙂

Totally Epic Lawrence. Thanks, bro, that rigging is awesome. Jim

This is awesome

Man we missed you.Welcome back pro as always.Can you lead me to a technic you had with lanyard "equalizer" I believe

So glad to see you posting again I’m 20 years old and just learning to climb and trying to read and learn about everything I can trying to find documentation on rigging is very difficult. There is a lot of the fundamentals and the forces and vectors and such but not much as you show here as in real world situations and thinking creatively and how to solve problems very useful and hopefully that you will continue to teach.

Hell yeah nice

Great idea - Kenny

excellent! keep doing these please

What's up Lawrence from your old Brooklyn Forestry friend.

I dig it, thank you

It's good to see you back we missed you

Thanks for the content I've been itching for even if it is fairly basic tree work. as always perfectly explained and thought-out. less climbing more teaching (oh believe me i know its not as fun)... but you've got a skill not many others have.

Professor at work. Truly a doctorate level explanation here sir. These are the trees in locations and situations that separate the truly educated and adapted tree men from the grip it and rip it hacks.

@ztkrx

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which is pretty much every tree service out there. truly professional tree services are few and far between.

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@@ztkrx I would agree. It honestly comes down to individuals within the tree services. One man directing and orchestrating the plan of attack is what typically makes a great tree service. But not always obviously.

Do you have a link to where that diagram was published?

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Honestly I miss ur videos 📹 ur style has inspired and influenced me over the years and wouldn't be wearing I am now with u August reno and trav

Real Tree Guys R Extremely Intelligent….

all your content is always great however you display it.

When are you starting your onlyfans?