Modified a final time. Everything stayed the same, but instead of the Klemheist on the bridge I'm now running a Sticht hitch. The Sticht made it so much easier to tend/shorten!
Why the two loop girth/prussik hitch instead of just a standard one loop girth hitch?
I get that, I was just wondering why the two loop, I have my linesman single girth hitch looped and it holds tight but I can still adjust if need be, and my bridge has prussiks on each end that also do their job well so I was wondering why he settled on halfway in between is all.I would assume adjustability on the bridge loop. Many saddles do the same to adjust pressure points.
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No metal.I am not trying to be critical and the hitches are well done but what is the advantage over using a mechanical device. Just curious.
Got itI get that, I was just wondering why the two loop, I have my linesman single girth hitch looped and it holds tight but I can still adjust if need be, and my bridge has prussiks on each end that also do their job well so I was wondering why he settled on halfway in between is all.
No metal.
Why the two loop girth/prussik hitch instead of just a standard one loop girth hitch?
I am not trying to be critical and the hitches are well done but what is the advantage over using a mechanical device. Just curious.
I tried it with smaller ring and Probe and it does work very nice, it works a little more perfectly by adding something to keep the rope from wedging, calling the skidder a Bodkin.Yea, just looking at that picture I can see what you 'see'...
The ring I have on there is probably just barely the right size?
It works perfect! There isn't a mechanical built that could work as good as that hitch does in both directions.
I've been in that saddle most of last huntin' season and off and on all winter and haven’t even dressed up that hitch...
Finally uploaded the video that the screenshot is from.
Do you hunt off this bridge? The hitch clearly accomplishes easily adjustable, but it seems like the hitch would run into the carabiner rather quickly on a left turn.
Using one end of the Jammy as a loop is fairly simple to tie almost anything lol. Integrating a sling with both a directional hitch on one end and a standard prussic on the other is slightly more complicated, although evidently not impossible!Here’s a hitch that works nicely with the Jammy, and a little easier to tie.