pig

 

Pig trap

COLLECTED BY
A. C. HADDON

 

      Long string

    A. Opening A.

    B. 1 et 2 grasp 2f and 5n.
         3 hook down
         1f and 2n...

         1 and 2 drop the grasped
          strings
         1 and 2 grasp 1f et 2n
         ("3f²").
         Release 3....

         1 and 2 put the grasped strings
         on the toe.
 
 

     C. Release 5 and extend.

         You have a loop 1-toe,
         a loop on 2 and one loop on
         the toe.

     D. 5 pass over 2, and
          pick up 1f.

     E. Exchange the 2 loops,
          the right throught the left:

          L2, from above, remove
          the R2 loop.
           ...R2, from above, enter into
          the lower L2 loop and remove it,
          lifting it over the upper loop.

     F. 1 pick up 2n.
          Navaho 1.
          Release 2 and extend very well.
 
 

The RECTANGLE in
the middle
represents
the pig

 

     G. Release 1 gently.
          1 pick up 5n.
          Extend.
 
 

The fall of the pig in the trap.
The loose strings on the foot,
represents the pig

 

     H. Opening A.
          Extend gently.

     I. 1 pick up 2n.
         Navaho 1.

     J. 5 pick up 2f.
         Navaho 5.
         Release 2.

   K. Move the hands up and down
        to imite the cries of the pig that
        run away while the strings are
        drawn tight.