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  1. MasterBlaster

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    Hey, I'm a nice guy!
  2. MasterBlaster

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    Good post, Shaun. Welcome to the TreeHouse!
  3. MasterBlaster

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    Can't see much with that blurry pic.
  4. MasterBlaster

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    I do it when I don't want to become a 'struck by' statistic because of an inexperienced groundie running the rope. If I put the half hitch close to my cut, then there isn't much left to swing back and hit me. Also, on a heavy load, I believe doing that takes some of the weight off the bowline...
  5. MasterBlaster

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    Bowline, here.
  6. MasterBlaster

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    +10!!!
  7. MasterBlaster

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    I bet you like egg in your beer, too! :P
  8. MasterBlaster

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    Why don't you use it on the larger limbs?
  9. MasterBlaster

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    It's perfect for sending up a water bottle: nothing's better.
  10. MasterBlaster

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    No.
  11. MasterBlaster

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    If you don't use a running bowline when roping, then you need to let someone who does take your place. :drink:
  12. MasterBlaster

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    I never use a clove hitch for roping; mostly for sending up a drink or a polesaw/whatnot. My #1 knot is a bowline.
  13. MasterBlaster

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    How is a knot tied remotely???
  14. MasterBlaster

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    Bowlines and clove hitchs are all I ever use. :drink:
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