An annual aerial rescue event with a focus on the tree care industry. We elevate safety culture & provide much needed aerial rescue practice.
Started in March of 2021, this event has grown into a pivotal launch point for arborists locally and nationally. The vision is to increase professionalism and safety in the tree industry at large and especially in Oklahoma, where there are still too many “cowboys” getting hurt each year. The event is full of fun, food and hands-on learning. Certified participants will get CEU’s through the ISA Mid
05/05/2026
We’ve got one more sponsor for this years Oklahoma Rescue! Big thank you to Edelrid for backing this year’s event.
They make trusted ropes and gear for climbing and work safety, and this year they sent ropes for the event—equipment that’s essential to everything we do.
We’re grateful to have their support behind what we’re building.
Idk. I think I could use some webbing for a make shift harness and some mechanical advantage to get an unconscious patient down. Potential downside is the victim could possibly wake up and be combative. 😕
- Brady
04/19/2026
Big thank you to Arbortec for backing this year’s event.
They make climbing apparel that performs in the field—from chainsaw pants to boots and jackets—while still keeping things looking sharp.
They also donated gift cards for the event, adding a little extra excitement for competitors.
We’re grateful to have their support.
04/18/2026
Big thank you to NJ Crane Expert for backing this year’s event.
They specialize in training crews on crane operation and rigging, bringing real-world education straight to the job site and helping teams get certified.
That focus on training and doing things right lines up perfectly with what this event stands for.
We’re grateful to have them involved.
04/18/2026
Huge thank you to Forest Wood Floors for supporting this year’s aerial rescue event.
Owned by Greg Fuller, this is a company that’s been a long-time supporter of what we’re building. Continued support like that plays a big role in making an event like this possible.
We appreciate the investment in training, safety, and the growth of this community.
04/17/2026
Do you even lift, bro?
Nick's Crane Service LLC sure does!
Here's another shoutout to our longtime sponosr!
Owned by Nick Taylor, they’ve set the standard for utilizing cranes in urban tree work—bringing precision, efficiency, and a high level of professionalism to the job.
And it’s not just tree work—they’re helping lift everything from pools and AC units to building signage. If it can be lifted, they’ll get it done.
They’ve also been instrumental in the Tulsa tree community and a long-time supporter of this event.
We appreciate their continued support and the role they’ve played in helping this industry grow.
04/17/2026
Huge shoutout to Truewerk for supporting this year’s aerial rescue event.
They make some of the best workwear in the industry—durable, SPF-rated, and built for long days outside.
This one’s personal for us. Jesse and Brady both wear Truewerk pants and shirts every day on the job, and we’ve been buying their gear year after year because the quality actually holds up. We love Truewerk so much, Jesse even made sure it was part of his wedding day outfit.
This year, they went a step further and donated the shirts for the event, which means a lot.
We’re grateful to have a company like Truewerk backing the people out there doing the work.
See y’all tomorrow morning.
Training starts at 9am Friday!
04/17/2026
We want to give a big thank you to Raines Tree Care for supporting this year’s aerial rescue event.
Based out of Bentonville, Arkansas, they’ve been a consistent voice in this industry when it comes to safety and community. For a long time, they’ve set an example of what it looks like to not just do the work—but to do it the right way.
Events like this exist because of that mindset.
We’re grateful to have Raines Tree Care as part of what we’re building.