The best option may be to leave it alone. It's going to come down on its own sooner or later.
It looks like it still has a lot of roots left; it may be harder than you think to pull it over. If it was at my place, I'd try to pull it over. I have about 300 feet of 5/8" nylon line and a snatch block. To pull over something like this I would tie the line to the tree with a bowline knot as high as I could get with a ladder. I'd then run the line through a snatch block chained to tree trunk in the direction I want it to fall. Then pull the line with my tractor. But unless you have very heavy line, I suspect you won't be able to pull it over. More likely you'll end up with a broken line or a couple of jammed bowlines.
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