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Topic	Date	User
Girth Hitch	20-Oct-2006 At 6:37:54 AM	sleepingcoyote
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Just finished reading a few books on anchors. My question or main concern is using a girth hitch. The one thing that is bothering me is the fact that if the webbing breaks that you lose that anchor. I was thinking that by tying a figure of 8 at the tree end and another along the length of the webbing, that if there is a break for some odd strange reason, that I will not completely lose my anchor. Is this a usable idea that is safe. I will try and post a pic later.

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