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kevin bingham
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looks a bit risky for personal use.

 

would not put my life next to a chance, the reason why it's used for horses: when they are in a panic and they rear or back away, it will break free, to stop them hurting themselves.

 

tied it over 10,000 times on all my horses.

 

on another note, i would use it to lower the odd branch, to speed up a job if the groundy is off smoking a fag:thumbup:

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Definitly not for life support. My horse figured out pretty quick to pull the tail and free himself. Always had to tuck the tail through the loop.

 

I dont think a panicked horse could pull it loose, but a person could break it while the horse is panicking. Would like to see it break tested

 

:thumbup:

 

depends on the horse, one of mine was a pick pick-pocket, he'd also do your zip up/down and put your hood on your jacket up/down depending on his mood.:lol:

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thanks Matt, that actually gives me the idea that if you even stuck 4 or five feet of your tail through the loop and left it there while you did the traverse, it could act as a lock. Having enough rope usually isnt a problem as most of the traverses that I have employed this technique on are really not that far.

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