Making a Catch Rope

[@ghettoyeti50]

I happen to have a climbing rope in the barn and I'm gonna have some fun with this. Thanks

[@DavyCrosier]

In the knot tying community, this is literally called a lariat loop. If you want to see it up close, look it up. Wonderful instructions though, Pat!

[@flyinghranch16]

I got several throw ropes hanging in the saddle house. Still trying to make them into catch ropes. Ha that was pretty clever.

[@andytuesday500]

Coolest thing I’ve learned in bit. Thank you

[@tomwalsh8158]

Thank you Pat, just the right time and all. Weaning time...

[@andrewcastillo9558]

Exactly lol

[@kengamble8595]

Thanks for sharing and take care. 👍

[@charlesabbott5563]

Now if that ain't the cat's meow, watched the king rope video on how to tie a hondo & he made it look very hard. Thanks Mr. Pat

[@tomwalsh8158]

Thanks again Pat, roll on 2020 looking forward to visiting

[@johnmccaughan4195]

As always interesting and informative. Thanks

[@robinwilliams6704]

You rock!

[@janchristensen895]

Thanks again. 🙏🏻

[@StuckInNy]

I love it! Thank you!

[@colbycaldwell9170]

Thanks pat I’m trying learn as much as I can about the bridle horse would you mind tuning through the process in a video thank you

[@PatnDebPuckett]

We have plans to follow the education of Chinaco from halter, to bosal, to two-rein, and on to the bridle. You should also understand that all of the videos we make on teaching one horse or another to back up, sidepass, turn around, etc., is pretty much the same method we would teach a horse bound for the bridle except for the head gear. I will also recommend you get our video called The Art of the Bridle Horse in our online store www.thedisciplinedride.com/store . Thank you for the comment...

[@duncancampbell8791]

Do rope makers make ropes with left-handed twist?

[@PatnDebPuckett]

King Ropes does.