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DIY Rope HalterMeasurement Cheat Sheet
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Thank you for downloading the “DIY Average Rope Halter Measurement Cheat Sheet.” I can’t wait to see the halter you make for your equine friend!
Enclosed you’ll find the a link to the training video and the printable cheat sheet that you can use to follow along with me
Let’s Get Started
as I tie an Average sized rope horse halter from start to finish.
If you have any questions about the cheat sheet or video, feel free to reach out to me via email at [email protected] or via the chat icon on my website.
Learning to tie rope halters can sometimes be frustrating, but I hope to make it easier on you
with my FREE training video and cheatsheet.
When you’re all done I’d love to see some photos of your equine friend wearing their new gear. You can send them to my email above, post them on my Facebook Page or tag me on Instagram or Twitter with #homesteadtack. Happy tying!
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Average Rope Halter Cheat Sheet
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Measurements to know:
6 ft 6 inches to the first overhand knot10 inches to the second overhand knot (noseband)13 inches from the middle of the noseband to the Fiador knot6 1/2 inches from the Fiador to the first double overhand knot8 inches to the loop or tail double overhand knot9 1/2 inches for the cheek pieces
Training Video
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(Click the image below to watch the video)
Other Resources:
Multiple styles
included!
I’ve also created a step-by-step video course that will walk you through everything you need to know to tie a few different styles of training halters and bitless riding halters.
If you want to learn all the ins and outs of halter tying from a seasoned halter maker, grab your spot in my “All About Rope Halters” video training course.
This course will teach you how to decorate your rope halter with paracord, tie extra nose knots, add rings into the noseband and how to add a bosal right into the halter for a bitless bridle.
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