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That loopie is the cat's azz, Bren. Nice bit of gear.

Y'all are using stuff that is way too complicated if you can't back out with an attached throwline and give it a second go...imo :).

Brilliant foresight, Willie. I'm not that smart.

That's my method as well, Larry. I only untie the loop if I have to pull the cord through some tight fork or other mess.

I rather more often use that method too, Deva. Saves having to find the tail of the throwline to thread through as with the other method...which matters if you use long throwlines like we do.

I was wondering the same, re using a block instead.

Yup...that OUGHT to be enough to keep from mis-placing it :|:.

That's an interesting way to do it, Brendon. Very smart. Now, how long before I'd lose that little ring? :D

The problem with getting any retreival item or knot through the large ring when the ring is snugged tight against the trunk/spar is easy to remedy. The problem stems from the ring laying flat against the bole, so I clip a pear biner (or as Pete suggested to avoid any risk of loading the gate...