Do you think this hanging method would work?

[egAbwkOofXrX]

Basically hanging is cheap, a rope doesn't cost more than about $20. I've always thought about drop hanging as a method. Cheap effective and painless. According to 19th century research I need about 5' to 6' of drop, no more no less. The questions come from how to anchor the top to a strong enough point.

Tie a noose on the bottom, and even the other side. Find a strong enough tree limb, 12"+ thick and roughly parallel to the ground. Use something like a razor wire or even sandpaper to carve a groove into the tree limb, affix the top noose to the groove in the tree to attach. If I had a way to climb the tree, maybe just a ladder, put the top noose ring on the tree and the bottom loop around the neck, and just fall off the tree limb

 

[Praestat_Mori]

Long drop isn't straightforward but you already calculated your drop. You need a hangman knot not a simple noose.

Hanged by the neck until dead. The process of judicial hanging

Trees to use for hanging - from a tree expert

This thread is ONLY for those who 1) must do partial/full suspension hanging, and 2) can only resort to using a tree. I was a professional tree climber and trimmer for 5 years, i trimmed/felled trees away from powerlines all over Wyoming, Utah and Idaho. Just thought id give my best insights...

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