Strap Guides are used to pull ropes or webbings underneath a downed animal. The guide is introduced from one side, most likely
from the animals back, and advanced underneath until the tip is presented on other side. Then the rope or webbing is attached to the tip of the guide and pulled.
Our
guides are available in three lengths, 8 feet, 6 feet, and 4 feet. The six foot model is shown with handles attached. The four foot model, which is very portable and can be carried
in an automobile, is available with a handle like the longer guides, or with square holes on both ends. All have a gentle arc for easier passage under the animal.
Detachable handles are provided on all three lengths. They simply insert into the tubing at the end and with a few twists
are quickly secured to the end of the guide. These can also be purchased separately and are the same handles that are found on our 
This handy strap is also provided with a guide system. As seen below, on one end of the strap there is a clip. This clip is placed
into the square hole of the guide after the guide is pushed under the animal. One can have some rope or some webbing pre rigged to the loop so that it can be quickly pulled. The
strap is a little over two feet long providing plently additional room to stay out of the "kick area" of an animal.
Here is a close up of the clip and how it fits into the square hole at the end of the guide.
The little black ring is used to place the clip into the hole while remaining a safe distance from the end of the guide. In this case,
we used a "tool of convenience" in the form of a stick that was near by.