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An instructional page on how to use
rope tack! |
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| Natural Nag makes custom lead ropes, training leads,
lunge lines, mecates, reins, and other gear for your natural horse
training. We use the tack we make and really believe in natural horsemanship.
Parelli, Anderson, Reis, Roberts, and Lyons all use similar equipment
to facilitate their horses responsiveness. Please look at the directions
below for proper use of our tack. |
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| To use the rope halter: |
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1) Thread the copper end through the fastening loop
from inside to out |
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2) Wrap copper end down to the right and behind the
fastening loop. This creates your closure loop. |
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3) Thread the copper end over loop and into the closure
loop and tighten. |
| To attach the lead rope with out a snap to the halter: |
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1) Put Fiador knot (chin knot) through the loop of the
lead rope. |
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2) Take the other end of lead rope and feed it through
bottom loops of the halter. |
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3) Pull down until tight, the Fiador knot should go
back through the lead rope. The loop of the lead rope should rest
on the halter loops below the Fiador knot. The connection should look
like a square knot. |
| Attaching reins to slobber straps: |
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1) Feed end of rein through both slobbers holes (from
the inside of slobber) and wrap end clockwise around slobber. |
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2) Put end under the rope on the way back around.
Repeat on other side.
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| Attaching mecate reins to slobber straps: |
| Follow steps above to secure one end of mecate to slobber
strap and repeat on other side, leaving 10 foot of rope between slobbers
(these are your reins). The remaining 12 foot of rope is your lead
line....attach to horn or I like to tuck an end in my belt. |
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| Release of liability: Natural Nag Co. assumes no liability
for accidents or injuries. Horses are unpredictable and dangerous
in certain settings, Natural Nag urges you to be careful and thoughtful
in your dealings with them. |
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