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cows tail	3-Nov-2007 At 8:51:00 AM	julian.A
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In Industrial most people will have two lanyards (cow's tail in outdoor rec talk) permanantly attached to your harness. (You may also have other ones such as a pole strap, shock absorbing lanyard, wire/cable lanyard depending on the job) These are dynamic rope (10.5mm) which is used for the abseil safety back-up line (your shunt), and anything else. It comes down to choice of words - Cow's tail, Lanyard, Daisy etc. They are all methods of attachment via rope/sling etc. The guy in Bogong probably hasn't been on an industrial site. Dynamic rope lanyard systems are taught by both IRATA and ARAA.

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