[DOC] [TLE] Catgut - Wikipedia [PAR] Catgut is a type of cord that is prepared from the natural fibre found in the walls of 
animal intestines. Catgut makers usually use sheep or goat intestines, but 
occasionally use the intestines of cattle, hogs, horses, mules, or donkeys. Despite 
the name, catgut manufacturers do not use cat intestines. ... Next, they twist the 
prepared gut strands together to make string. [DOC] [TLE] Natural Gut Strings - Tennis Warehouse [PAR] The bundles go through a multi step washing to clean off the impurities. ... Well, 
not the whole cow, just a part of its intestine called the serosa. Any sheep or cat 
reading this that may have heard tennis strings referred to as sheep gut or ... 
When natural gut strings made their way into tennis racquets the 'cat gut' name 
stuck. [DOC] [TLE] How Many Cows Does It Take To String A Tennis Racquet? [PAR] Consequently, it requires roughly 3 cow's intestines to string a tennis racquet - 
not because ... The serosa is removed and cut into long ribbons which are 
cleaned through a series of ... 'The serosa of sheep and pig intestines would also 
work, however they are used for ... 'Many people think that natural gut is made 
from cats. [DOC] [TLE] Violin Strings Were Never Made Out of Actual Cat Guts [PAR] Nov 11, 2010 ... Myth: Violin strings were once made out of cat guts. ... Catgut is (and was) made 
from the walls of various animal intestines though. ... other intestines are used, 
such as intestines from pigs and cows. ... Catgut isn't just used for instruments, 
but is also often used in very high quality tennis rackets; bow-strings... [DOC] [TLE] ITF Tennis - TECHNICAL [PAR] Cow gut was eventually adopted after several years of experiments with pig and 
... Between 11 and 12 metres of string is needed to string a tennis racket. Sheep 
intestines are typically less than 8 metres long, so conventionally two ... Molten 
polymer is drawn out of a die with small holes (bushings) called a spinnerette. [DOC] [TLE] Do they still make tennis racket strings and medical sutures out of ... [PAR] The word catgut actually doesn't refer to gut from a cat. The etymology is a bit 
unclear, but is ... gut strings in combination with synthetic strings, in so-called 
hybrid string jobs. ... Gut strings are still popular for use in baroque instruments, 
though, since ... made from the intestines of larger animals, like goats, sheep, or 
cattle. [DOC] [TLE] Breaking Down Tennis Strings | Tennis Week [PAR] May 26, 2014 ... These original tennis strings were composed of sheep's stretchy outer intestine 
skin called serosa. ... But cow gutlonger than sheep gutallowed racquets to 
be strung using only one string, thus ... (The industry experimented with other 
animal guts, namely horse and pig, but found cow to be the best.)... [DOC] [TLE] Re: I must sleep like a stone - a bear came on the deck less than 2 ... [PAR] Well, not the whole cow, just a part of its intestine called the serosa. ... When 
natural gut strings made their way into tennis racquets the 'cat gut' name stuck. 
So even though natural gut tennis string is at times referred to as catgut, cats 
never ... the years a number of contributing factors have taken sheep out of the 
picture. [DOC] [TLE] Why Cows Hate Natural Gut - TENNIS Server [PAR] How many cows does it take to string a tennis racquet? ... Why can't most players 
pick out a 10-lb difference in string tension? ... He learned natural gut tennis 
strings are made from the small intestines of a cow (sometimes a bull). ... "The 
serosa of sheep and pig intestines would also work however they are used for 
sausage... [DOC] [TLE] Waking up to Sheepism in The Year of The Sheep. By Heidi ... [PAR] Mar 31, 2015 ... To the so-called religious who act against the spirit of all that's Divine, bloodily 
... Bits of sheep can

Question: Tennis racket strings, though called this, are made out of cattle, sheep or hog intestines
Answer: Catgut