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Retreiving Repelling Rope Rigmarole

Hardware not required and I definitely wouldn’t recommend it.

Attach your pull down rope via small carabiner or any other method behind the knot on your rappelling rope. Works 100% of the time. Knot comes down first leaving nothing to potentially snag in the tree.

You’ll be rewarded with this image at the bottom of the tree.

Knot pictured is a figure eight on a bight with a double overhand behind it. The small carabiner is rated but that’s not necessary. I like a rated carabiner because it gives me a backup and weighs almost nothing.


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Nice, I'll tie my girth hitch like this next time I try it, I had been using a boline. This looks more streamline and your double overhand helps get rid of excess tag length
 
If you spend anytime in a tree you will inevitably get it stuck. I use a tight eye with an oval screw link with a micro pulley to cinch the climbing line around the tree. I have a prussic attached behind the tight eye and with the addition of the micro pulley makes very smooth rope removal.
 
If you spend anytime in a tree you will inevitably get it stuck. I use a tight eye with an oval screw link with a micro pulley to cinch the climbing line around the tree. I have a prussic attached behind the tight eye and with the addition of the micro pulley makes very smooth rope removal.
Micro pulley. Interesting. Photo?
 
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