Climbing the coconut tree can be quite challenging and dangerous, so it’s crucial to approach it with caution and the proper techniques. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to climb a coconut tree safely.
Note: Climbing coconut trees can be dangerous, and it’s recommended to have proper training, safety equipment, and permission before attempting this. If you’re not experienced, it’s better to hire a professional or use alternative methods to obtain coconuts.
Here’s a YouTube video demonstrating how to climb the coconut tree.
Before you start climbing the coconut tree, you’ll need the following:
- A strong rope
- Three strong sticks
- A piece of strong cloth
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Steps to Climb the Coconut Tree
- Find three strong sticks that can be bent without breaking.
- Bend the sticks together around the coconut tree and your waist to meet the ends.
- Use a piece of cloth to wrap the right and left sides of the sticks where you will hold them to climb.
- Use a solid rope to tie the ends and the other parts of the stick properly. A stronger rope ensures your safety while climbing the coconut tree.
- While the tied sticks are around your waist and the coconut tree and you are a bit above the ground, move your left leg up.
- Now exert a bit of pressure on the tree and move up the tied sticks around the tree to enable you to climb.
- Repeat the same movement until you get to the fruit.
Video Credit: Symba Dhedheya
Symba Dhedhey is a reckless unapologetic, adventurous African who is an outdoor JUNKY. He likes Africa and cycling. He is a proud owner of The Big Eye, a camera -Canon D70
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