Method C. Sounding rod depth required to hit the prostate.
I know it sounds odd to do this on a tree, but trust me, it works.
Thrust*
Tear off the branch and measure the total length.
THE CYLINDER MUST NOT BE HARMED!!!
Half the length plus seven
Woop woop, 7.5cm! A personal best.
I would use 0,5x(A+B) because chicks dig a big branch.
Shine a light directly down on it from above. Measure the shadow
This can be easily calculated by the formula [(length x diameter) + (Weight / Girth)] / Angle of Tip^2
Loggers should be called arbortionists.
here is an authority on the matter
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=81bt0ZJLMas&pp=0gcJCUACo7VqN5tD&ra=m
Measure from the roots
You have to push the branch down with one hand, such that it is perpendicular to the trunk. With the other hand place a ruler to measure trunk to tip via method A. This gives the honest expectation of ''usable" length.
Average them?
Probably from the side tbh as opposed to either of these two
Wrap the measuring tape until the entire branch is wrapped. For more accurate measurements, use thinner tape.
The correct way is to see how deep into a Pringle can it can go. For an accurate measure, you’ll need to prevent angled entry. You can help it slide in straight by using a couple guiding sponges on either side of a latex glove attached to the rim pushed up inside it. Put a bit of Vaseline in the glove to prevent tearing the glove with the rough bark. For maximum safety, put the jar of Vaseline in a warm water bath for a few minutes beforehand to make the viscosity better for smooth entry and exit.
