Thanks, very good video that made it easy to see what your fingers were doing. I'll be using it to tie in my peep sight on my new Diamond SB-1 bow. After I get the peep tied in, I'll continue wrapping serving as I move away from the peep. I'm new to archery and your video really helped me understand the constrictor knot, the clove hitch, too. Thanks again!
Be careful on what you tie this to though. She sinches down tight and you may need a knife to get it off. Clove hitch is easier to come undone but doesn’t have the same strength as constrictor.
I think ur way better then Dave.... would love to attend your shcool, I live in Texas so that will never happen soooo i get my schooling for you on TH-cam...... as always great video!!!!!!!
I wanted to ask something about this knot. Now, I understand that what I am about to discuss is rather extreme, but if I happened to have some rock climbing rope with me, and someone was in some kind of an accident where I would need use a tourniquet on them, in an emergency situation, to stop them from bleeding out. Would a constrictor knot, around and arm or leg, be able to get the job done? I will completely understand if you would rather have a medical professional answer a question like this, but I was just curious as to how once cinched, this kind of knot doesn't come loose, if it could be used in an emergency.
I’ll have to save video to Remember 6 months down the road I’ll forget and have to go back and look lol here while back I just tied double loops on my boots pull one lace it all comes loose well I pulled and had to get my wife to dig it out so I could get my boot off lol seems like half the knots I tie anymore has to be cut out
I like the intro and your video quality improves with each video! More knot videos please!
Thanks, very good video that made it easy to see what your fingers were doing. I'll be using it to tie in my peep sight on my new Diamond SB-1 bow. After I get the peep tied in, I'll continue wrapping serving as I move away from the peep. I'm new to archery and your video really helped me understand the constrictor knot, the clove hitch, too. Thanks again!
Excellent info. Simple but very useful knot.
Great knot, the double constricter works great especially on slippery surfaces
Your wright up there with Dave Canterbury and there is no higher compliment we can give you. Thank you.
Good to know , thanks for that. Keep the videos coming , you do a great job. Good teacher!
Good information on a easy to use knot! Keep up there good work Dan!
Going to definitely put this constrictor knot to use.Thanx for the knowledge and demonstration.God bless to you and yours.
That is invaluable when needed!
Thx Dan! U make it look so easy.
Love the new intro, great job on that, not too long too!
thanks for sharing. man, knot jokes just write themselves.
amazing knot for sure !! thanks much and blessings sir !!
Great knot to share. Like the new intro, too! Take care.
You can sometimes get the constrictor knot untied but it is not easy.
Thanks for sharing! :)
I have stopped using the clove hitch and now use the constrictor knot. Just as easy to tie and much more secure.
Be careful on what you tie this to though. She sinches down tight and you may need a knife to get it off. Clove hitch is easier to come undone but doesn’t have the same strength as constrictor.
Like he said here.. just another one for the arsenal 🤙🏼
Thank you for this teaching
Great video, screen shot the knot for the bushcraft book and will practice until it becomes second nature. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for the knot! good one for sure!
great tip, ty for sharing
My all-time favorite knot! It is possible to undo a constrictor knot if it is binding hard materials.It's just not meant to be easy...
Cool intro ! short and efficient !
Great knot mate
Great vid!
I think ur way better then Dave.... would love to attend your shcool, I live in Texas so that will never happen soooo i get my schooling for you on TH-cam...... as always great video!!!!!!!
thank you! i appreciate that.
Very helpful. Thanks for sharing.
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I wanted to ask something about this knot. Now, I understand that what I am about to discuss is rather extreme, but if I happened to have some rock climbing rope with me, and someone was in some kind of an accident where I would need use a tourniquet on them, in an emergency situation, to stop them from bleeding out. Would a constrictor knot, around and arm or leg, be able to get the job done? I will completely understand if you would rather have a medical professional answer a question like this, but I was just curious as to how once cinched, this kind of knot doesn't come loose, if it could be used in an emergency.
Have to find a use for it. Thanks.
Thanks for the video, very helpful.
Is this also the millers knot which can make any cloth a sack?
Thanks for the tip, really like your new lead in "whats up guys"?…..stay safe
Big windmill!
thanks good to know
diggin' the new intro.
Great info. Liked the intro, is it new?
Yes just created it last week! glad that project is over! hahah
Good! Nice intro too...
nice will give that some practice
Good to know
I use it to close the rubbish sacks.
Wow. Got here quick this time!
thank you for a video
I’ll have to save video to Remember 6 months down the road I’ll forget and have to go back and look lol here while back I just tied double loops on my boots pull one lace it all comes loose well I pulled and had to get my wife to dig it out so I could get my boot off lol seems like half the knots I tie anymore has to be cut out