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Hudson's Bay wind Obs. 
n. a method of lashing loads to pack-horses, presumably used in the horse brigades of the Hudson's Bay Company.
See also: horse brigade
- 1887 (1888) Then there is the "Hudson Bay Wind," which we never tried, but which we are informed consists of winding a few score yards of rope round pack and horse, as if you were putting splints on a broken arm.
- 1887 (1888) Then there is the "Hudson Bay Wind," which we never tried, but which we are informed consists of winding a few score yards of rope round pack and horse, as if you were putting splints on a broken arm.