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Cool story.  
 

A word of caution about ground based critters and helicopters though: don’t leave your longlines attached over night or for long periods if the aircraft is unattended.  Many years ago now I had to cover for a competitor on an adjacent seismic job in Wyoming (same client) because mice were climbing up the LL into the belly of their Astar and chewing a bunch of wires grounding them.  There were some long faces in that staging when I showed up…

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32 minutes ago, shaggy said:

Cool story.  
 

A word of caution about ground based critters and helicopters though: don’t leave your longlines attached over night or for long periods if the aircraft is unattended.  Many years ago now I had to cover for a competitor on an adjacent seismic job in Wyoming (same client) because mice were climbing up the LL into the belly of their Astar and chewing a bunch of wires grounding them.  There were some long faces in that staging when I showed up…

Very good point!

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