Yes! Thank you! I had already made one for the Trucker's Hitch, so I did not include it. Plus it was pouring outside when I made this video. See th-cam.com/video/BcCZ6TqrNX0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=457CxRjrslb8TYZC
Can you give one or two examples of when you would use each knot? As a beginner, seeing each knot in a sterile environment is fine, but not all that helpful for real-world application.
What's your favorite or "go to" knot?
Of the 50 knot tieing videos I have watched, I think this is the best. Time to learn these knots and practice!. Cheers!
Awesome, thank you!
Knot #13: Trucker's kitch ;) Great video!
Yes! Thank you! I had already made one for the Trucker's Hitch, so I did not include it. Plus it was pouring outside when I made this video. See th-cam.com/video/BcCZ6TqrNX0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=457CxRjrslb8TYZC
@@OutsideChronicles Good video as well :)
Perfect timing for the knots we teach during Scouts Campout this weekend. Thank you!
Cool, glad it helped! See you outside!
Bowline is my favorite. Then the Marline spike hitch.
Good choices! I use a bowline and "improvised" marline spike hitch to setup my ridgelines. See you outside!
👍🙏 I like the constrictor knot & the sheepshank too. ^_^
Yes! I forgot the constrictor, a small but powerful variation from a clove hitch. Will definitely do a Short for it. See you outside!
Big big help!. Thank you 😊
You’re welcome, see you outside,
Can you give one or two examples of when you would use each knot? As a beginner, seeing each knot in a sterile environment is fine, but not all that helpful for real-world application.
Siberian hitch will always be my fav