Real Knots - Pole Shift Survival Information
Real Knots - Pole Shift Survival Information
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Roper's Knot Pages - The Noose<br />
The third way is to tie a running knot in a way that pulling the knot is opening the<br />
loop. I only know one practical application for this way of tieing this noose: for tying<br />
the rope to a yo yo, with the eight as running knot. But in packing bags and loads you<br />
will find it sometimes as an intermediate loop. It is also often the result of tying the<br />
running knot the wrong way.<br />
The noose on the WEB.<br />
The Simple Noose<br />
This is the simplest of the nooses. Its used<br />
mostly as a base for further work. It is a close<br />
relative of the overhand-knot and the Marline<br />
Hitch or Single Hitch If used as noose it is best<br />
to add an overhand-knot in the end. This noose<br />
is used as a poor snare for catching small birds.<br />
The noose on the WEB.<br />
The Strangle-Snare<br />
The strangle-knot is an excellent<br />
knot to be used a running knot for<br />
a snare. The pull is easy adjustable.<br />
The more force is applied from<br />
inside the loop the more firmly the<br />
running knot prevents opening of<br />
the loop.<br />
The Strangle-Snare on the WEB.<br />
The Scaffold knot or Gallows Knot.<br />
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