Wind blown maple

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Diabel

Diabel

Minister of Fire
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Jan 11, 2008
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Ottawa, ON
I had several trees come down from a freak wind micro burst. The one in the picture I started cutting way high due to convinient footing. The tree was under stress and wanted to come back up. No big deal.
The question I have, can I do a second cut (and under cut) at the base of the tree safely?
 

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