Excellent Method for Hog Tying

{I shared this in the scenarios section too…) This has always been a personal favorite - it allows for free movement of the limbs (arms and legs) and might have been posted before, but perhaps not… To start, dress as you please and insert whatever you prefer. Locate a sturdy roof attachment point and hang your rope ratchet. Also attach your ice release directly next to the hook so that the rope and ice release sit side by side. Find two other anchor points on opposite sides of the room and secure two additional rope ratchets there. Bring both over to the center of the area where you will begin tying up. At this stage, all three ropes should converge (two from opposite walls and one from above). You can purchase these with various weight ratings (e.g., 100 lbs) as a secondary release method. I also recommend using an air mattress (with an optional pinhole for deflation). Tie your ankles however you prefer. I usually just make a few loops with a simple square knot or use locking cuffs if they are available (which is my preference). Either way, keep them not too tight. Create the appropriately sized rope loop for wrists and set it aside. Then prepare a simple synch loop for wrists that will connect to your ankles and wrists. Ensure there is enough slack in the rope so that when your feet are attached behind your back via your wrists, you have about 4 - 5 feet of extra length. Put on your head harness / ball gag and get ready. Lie next to the air mattress and start tying yourself up. Attach the head harness to one rope ratchet and connect the other to your ankles. Connect the primary hog tie rope to your ankles while keeping your hands free. Place the wrist coils beside the synch loop for your wrists. Now - use the rope ratchet to connect it to the hog tie rope halfway between your ankles and the noose. Now bring everything together. Flip over and complete the hog tie (attaching both the wrist coils and the synch). At this point, you should be in a basic hog tie scenario with plenty of slack etc in the ropes. Turn on the electrics!! Ease onto the air mattress - reach around to your side and pull tight the head harness rope ratchet followed by the same for the ankle ratchet rope. Keep about 1.5 feet of slack in the ankle ratchet so your feet can be elevated later. Now comes the fun part - toss aside all loose rope ends etc. and locate the hanging rope ratchet. Slowly pull this while ensuring everything feels okay. As you do, slowly lift the hog tie to the ceiling - causing your hands and feet to rise towards the roof - thus creating an arch in your back. Don’t get too tight as the air is slowly escaping - lowering you further to the floor and tightening your bonds. Now you are finished. You should have plenty of room to move your elbows, knees etc (you could have tied your elbows and knees earlier - but frankly you don’t need to). As the air mattress drops, your hands and ankles get pulled further away from each other - causing a nice arch in your back. Your head and feet are secured to opposite ends of the room, with your feet and hands tight and secure reaching towards the ceiling. No escape… Wait for the ice release that slowly drips on you (or not). The backup is provided by the weight tested rope ratchets. Pull hard enough etc and they will break. They come in multiple weight tested limits. smythe * Posts: 4 Joined: 08 Oct 2009, 16:57 Top