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Snares And Knots

Snares And Knots. Jarmal Cash Smoove Lopez . The Simple Noose.

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Snares And Knots

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  1. Snares And Knots Jarmal Cash SmooveLopez

  2. The Simple Noose • This is the simplest of the nooses. Its used mostly as a base for further work. It is a close relative of the overhand-knot and the Marline Hitch or Single Hitch If used as noose it is best to add an overhand-knot in the end. This noose is used as a poor snare for catching small birds.

  3. The Strangle-Snare • The strangle-knot is an excellent knot to be used a running knot for a snare. The pull is easy adjustable. The more force is applied from inside the loop the more firmly the running knot prevents opening of the loop.

  4. The Reverse Eight-noose. • This is (so far) the only 'wrong' running noose I know applications for. It to tie a package and ... for tieingYoYo's. Experts use one loop to make it possible to let the yoyo spin on the end and to call it up with a little firm pull. The yoyo has to spin fast and the noose has to be trimmed carefully. Starters use two loops and tie it firmly.

  5. The Scaffold knot or Gallows Knot. • The third noose is based on the the Multifold-Overhand-knot. As its second name already suggests it has a dark history. It is also used as a knot to tie angling-rods to fishline.

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