Thanks Tim, I have just made 2 this morning using different rope. Now, hopefully I will be able to tie my goats so I can trim their hooves. Thanks again.

Have made identical halters before but when securing the small loops, my grandpa originally taught me to band the eyelet with canvas thread, used to patch tarps. My dad, however, purchased hemp rope in bulk for trying down loads on trailers, flat top trucks, etc. After cutting to length, the ends were crimped with 20mm wide, 50 mm long stainless steel band crimps. The crimps, still available, replaced the time consuming hand threading when I was first shown them, much to grandpas discust. Great info Tim. 👍👍🇦🇺

Good on you Tim. You always make it easy to understand.

Thanks for the video, worked awesome on my calf

This is awesome I'm so glad I found you.

Brilliant cheers👍 Just quickly made two, will try them in the morning 😎

Great video mate really useful tip bugger splicing now great work mate thanks for the amazing content

Sweet, thank you.

Sounds like a nice drop of rain you were getting whilst you made this vid...back in early November 2019 it must have been the only rain falling anywhere in eastern Australia!

I'm fixing to make this

Thank you for making the video to share your skills. Would zip ties do instead of using wire clips? Thanks again.

Tim , it's a "BLUE button" they only use red when you make a mistake. LOL Good video mate see you the next one mate. "NO RED Buttons" and it's Blue COMMENT.

Sick Tim

Hey mate great video. Can you make a horse halter?? Keep up the great work

Maranatha HalleluYah!!

What is that shrink wrap tubing called?

Can these be used for dogs

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