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Azmatyk posted on r/treenets2w
I don’t do it for a few reasons, one because it takes too long. I normally only get a few hours a week to work on my net. I have long static ropes and use SRT arborist climbing techniques to sort of rope walk around the net while in a harness and tied into the top of one of the trees. Saves loads of time and you are not sagging the net with your full body weight. Also it’s much safer. I’m at about 30 feet from the ground now, and going higher. You die if you fall around that height or above. Arborist harnesses are often hundreds of dollars, but this Chinese one on Amazon isn’t bad, and I’ve tried it myself https://a.co/d/0cJLwenl It could save your life, and make weaving easier. Check out YouTube videos on SRT or DRT climbing.