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                                                                      TYING BENDS


                                           Hunter’s Bend
                       Although most knots don’t result in publicity, this knot did when Dr.
                       Richard Hunter brought it to public attention, leading to the formation
                       of the International Guild of Knot Tyers in 1982. Today, this knot is also
                       called the Rigger’s Bend.


                       1  Start by placing the two ropes together, with the running ends
                          facing opposite directions.
























                       2  Use both ropes to make a crossing turn.






















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