Wrapping anything AROUND a tree will girdle the outer layer, where the
water uptake takes place.
Although the idea of losing a bolt inside a tree is bad, in the long
run,
having a bolt in a tree won't hurt the tree. Just the logger who
wants to cut it down.
THE TAKEAWAY: Trees are temporary attachments, with lifetimes of
a few days to a few months to maybe a year or so. Put in a long lag
screw with
an eye on it, and back the sucker out a couple of turns, each year.
Antennas need maintenance, after all!
Don't gird the tree, unless you want to kill it.
N2EA
Jim Jarvis, President
Corporate Coach
The Morse Group, LLC
People-Process-Strategy
Achieving Results in a Changing World
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