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3. Pass the working end
over the standing part
and thread it under
the “x” as illustrated
in figure 32a. The
fact that the work-
ing end passes over
the standing part and
then under the “x”
is what makes this
knot different than Figure 32a.
the clove hitch. If you
didn’t pass it over the
standing part before
threading it under the
“x,” you would end
up with a less secure
clove hitch.

4. Dress the knot and
pull the working end
and standing part in
the opposite direc-
tions to complete the
constrictor hitch. The
finished knot should
Figure 32b.

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