East Bridgewater crews rescue tree company worker stuck in nearly 50-foot tree
Authorities said the tree worker was secured in a safety harness and had climbed the tree using shoe spikes. He was working with a chainsaw when a falling piece of tree kicked back and broke his arm. East Bridgewater fire crews estimated that the tree worker was stuck about 47 feet above ground.
If you're buried in a tree well, and have a clear airway, blowing a whistle could help your friends or ski patrol find you.
Investigators revealed that Shelkey was found unresponsive, buried headfirst in a tree well. Third parties at the scene worked for approximately 15 to 20 minutes to free him before beginning CPR.
There's no tree too tall to climb for this heroic cat rescuer! Stuck for eight days in an Elm tree in Worthington, Ohio, one furry fugitive was finally nabbed by a professional cat rescuer.
A Denver business owner has rescued nearly 100 cats stuck in trees over the years, thanks to his professional tree climbing skills. Alliyah Sims reports how he went from tree removal services ...
Bachelor, where they found 34-year-old Benjamin Shelkey. He had been buried head-first in a tree well. A group of bystanders had also called 911, and they were working to save Shelkey before ...
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