5 Minutes to Better Bushcraft Quickly Deployable Ridgeline
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2018
- www.selfrelianceoutfitters.com
The Pathfinder School,Bush Craft ,Survival skills, Historical Lore, Primitive Skills, Archery, Hunting, Trapping, Fishing, Navigation, Knives, Axes, Fire, Water, Shelter, Search and Rescue
That trucker's hitch that stayed taut by itself when you released it rocked my bushcraft world!
No Kidding! I use a trucker's hitch all the time, but I never knew about taking that extra wrap to make it stay put. That's ABSOLUTELY going in my toolbox!
I like this trick too, but it works better with some cordage than others. Try it, though, to be sure. It is neat.
Yep. Learned this ridgeline system from Corporals Corner, been using it for years, and now I’m STOKED about not losing tension while pinching the cords together to finish the line. Awesome!!
This is a great system for deploying a ridge line.
Im really loving this “5 min” series!
Thanks Dave I appreciate all the service you've done for our country all the service you've done and teaching everybody Bushcraft and survival I appreciate what you did on Dual Survival have a 12 year old daughter that we watch older episodes of Dual Survival with you and Cody almost every weekday night she loves it she loves learning that stuff and she loves watching you and Cody interact I really appreciate you a lot thank you so much
Like the content & the 5 min time limit. All meat, no filler. Thx.
love these 5 mins down and dirty to the point videos.
Great series. All the info none of the fluff. Too many youtubers love to hear themselves talk. Thanks
You seem to be having a lot of fun with this new series. They are quick, concise, and full of great tips. Thanks, as always Dave!
That's slick. Be good when the weather is getting ready to turn bad or you're just tired from humping through the bush all day and want to set up fast. I'll have to get out and practice this one. Thank you Cool series.
Love it. I've been using this exact method myself for a few years now. That automatic truckers hitch is a life saver.
This five min series is great !
Corporals Corner a great channel. oddly that is how I found Dave. Thanks to both of you for sharing all the knowledge!
You can take this a step further by pre-threading the line through the tarp so the whole assembly is ready to go up quickly. This is what I do for my search and rescue super shelter.
Corporals Corner rocks! I use this technique to teach my soldiers during field craft.
Really love the short format. Keep it coming.
Thanks for this video. That ridgeline is gold!
Thanks Dave for this video. I’ll be making one tonight.
I really like these 5 minute to better bushcraft videos. Good Job,Keep it Up.Cheers
This is awesome. Best and most simple system I've seen yet.
Thanks Dave from Skippy. Love watching your bush craft series 5 minutes or 5 hours just fine. Thanks mate.
You’re still killing it, Dave! I’ve switched to your style of ridge line setup, and I like it. Funny enough, I just did a video on this where I carved a toggle and tied it to the bowline so it’s always there, ready to roll. I learned some great stuff just in this video, as well, like not wrapping my Hank too tightly, and that gear hanger with a running bowline and toggle in the marlinspike hitch is golden. I appreciate all you and your crew do bringing us this knowledge. Take care.
I've been using an evenk hitch and a truckers hitch for years, and in all the many, many videos I have since watched, the truckers hitch with the rolling hitch has never come up before.
It's not difficult to secure the knot before finishing it, but the rolling hitch will make it so much simpler. This is why I love this community, even after years there are always opportunities like this to further refine what already works for you.
Thank you Mr. Canterbury.
p.s. Marlin (like the fish) and bowline are pronounced the same. No "line" in either.
Dave, you are the man!! Thank you so much! Love your grin, when you started the 5-min-race...!
Cracking fella. Great and easy to deploy. Just changed my ridgeline system in the yard. Cheers from the UK. Great series too, I'm learning loads. thanks Sel
Will most definitely have to work on these in the yard a bit to get them down to a tee. All incredibly good lessons to be learned. keep up the work. I'm really digging these 5 minute tutorials.
Man!, I'm really enjoying this series.
You and Corporals Corner have the best videos
Gilberto Robles yep! Dan at Coalcracker Bushcraft makes amazing vids too.. he is also an instructor at the Pathfinder school.
Awesome video Dave love those sliding knots. Stay safe and keep crafting
Really enjoying this series Dave!
Dave - these are a great addition to your learning series. well done sir. Well done.
I made one of these but Dave is always making things better. I have some plastic zipper toggles that are very light, will try them out rather than larger wood toggles.
Excellent explanation, I have been using this since I first learned it. brilliant addition to the Truckers hitch.
I really enjoy this series of videos. Very informative in a short easy to watch video. Thanks Dave.
Yes!!! I can’t wait to get out and practice this and commit it to memory! Thank you! Really liking this series BTW
I've been watching you for years, and it looks like your having more fun in your videos now than ever. Thanks for the tips!
Love this video!! Wish I had known about the rolling hitch before going camping last week. Definitely adding this video to my shelter playlist.
Thanks for the knowledge Dave. I'm planning to take a trip to the US to join your classes in a row, to take advantage of the trip cost and make all of them at once. But this will take some time to get things straight and the money for it. Til that, I'll enjoy your YT channel!
Love the rolling half hitch + trucker's hitch combo, that's very slick. My usual setup is a siberian hitch (with a toggle for long term or extra security), and a taut line hitch on the other side. Fast and secure enough. I still like the siberian hitch but I'll have to give the rolling half hitch + trucker's hitch a try for the other side.
That's a great system. I use the figure 8 to roll mine up and I learned the prusik knots from one of your videos years ago. The added toggle on the bowline and the rolling hitch are great ideas. I'll try those out. Thanks Dave!
Really enjoy these 5 minute videos so far. Brief, Informative, and to the point. Would love to see more. 👍🏼
Great series, Dave! I'm enjoying these brief vids you are doing as well as the 3 min vids Coalcracker is doing. Good info in digestible doses!!
I agree with David Fiorini, loving the five minute series.
Great video Dave i learn something new each and everytime i watch one, knots are something i need to work more on thanks for everything you and your instructors do.
Thank you for all of your videos. I am new to Bush craft and am reading your books also. Also a customer at Selfrelience Outfitters.
I love these 5 minute videos, especially this one, I've never done it this way, I'll be sure to try it out!
I know the video is old. But if yah redo it and used brighter colored cordage it would be easier to see . Great video as always. Thanks Dave.
This 5 minute series is awesome!
Cheers Dave. These 5 min vids are awesome 🖒
Good to see you still at it Dave, keep on rolling out those videos brother!
after 30 secs of deploying the ridgeline you should have just "dropped the mic" and walked off the stage Dave. Impressive. Trucker's hitch that stayed taught is a Michael Jordan buzzer beater!
Excellent tips, thanks Dave.
Great system Dave. The figure 8 wrap is the secret to quick deployment...
I made one similar a while back and I just use the same $1 orange aluminum stakes from Walmart that I use for my hammock tarp. I just keep 5 of them, 1 for the bowline end, 2 for toggles and 2 for the ground tarp corners. very useful setup and really quick.
Love this series! Keep it coming please!
Awesome video sir! Appreciate the brevity!
I'll try out this method on my next backpacking trip!
Awesome video series Dave!
Oh I am like WHAAT a great idea to go twice on the loop of truckers hitch so it holds the tension! Usually you have to pitch and hold and it always gets losen. Thanks Dave!
Great explanation Dave.👍
on of my favorite videos this summer. Be back later, out practicing this deployment.
5 minute lessons are fantastic.
Wow I LOVE these 5 min bushcraft vids! Thx so much for doing these! 😃👍
Great job Dave I love all of the enthusiasm!! Keep it up
Thanks for the tips and instructions!
Excellent series.
I very much enjoy all your videos. Thanks for your efforts.
I got a major learning curve when it comes to tying some of the more complicated knots which I consider the trucker's hitch.The Prusik knot however is much simpler.Great idea though.Thanks,Dave.
Awesome. I do that with my hammock kit as well for my tarp. good stuff man.
Great series, love your stuff, keep posting, will be watching
Awesome series ! I will be tuned in 👍🏼
great series, please do more of this short informative videos!
Great series.
Very simple and very impressive 👍👍
Excellent video! Excellent channel
Thank you, Dave.
Two thumbs up awesome series
Very nice! I really have to practice my knots though and remember them too.
Great tips. I’m not the best at remembering knots. I need to do them a few times before they are part of my tool set.
Same here, but they look sleek I must say!
ManCraftingTM His instuctor Shawn Kelly from Corporals Corner is exelent in explaining nots, lasshes and such. You sould check it out. Hope you don´t miind Dave.
Love the videos. Keep them coming.👍
That was outstanding!:-)
It helped to see it from your view.
Thank you much!
Short but informative, great video and great system 👍👍
Another great video.
Yes the folks just coming onto the scene need a knot class,including me,Dave is a busy man though and anyone of us can find a knot video just about anywhere.I would bet that Dave would have a knot video some where
Thanks Dave
Nice I was thinking of somthing like that sometimes I’m setting up when it’s getting dark&this will help have line pre made got a hand full of toggles made along with it
Thanx agien Dave
I LOVE THESE VIDEOS!!
Thank you for this video!
Very good. Thank you very much
Right on brother Dave!
Great, as always!
Fantastic!!
Im liking these quick tip vids
Wonderful.Thankyou.
Nice! Will be practicing this and "deploying". ;-)
Great video i bhave used the truckers hitch for years to tie canoes on cartop racks but i have never seen the sliding half hitch used. I would have pulled the line through the bowline w/o the marlin because i am lazy. I am a subscriber now.
Great vid thanks
Looks like Dave has been spending some time in the tattoo shop
I have always liked your videos Dave keep up the good work
Stay Strong
New to your channel. I enjoyed my first watch.
Thanks for the video.
Good series
Awesome! My take away....I need to work on learning different knots.
Hi thank you for the great tip