You are absolutely correct! Somewhere along the line in the cowboy realm, someone started (incorrectly) calling this the Turks head even though it is a crown knot. I call it that so that other people in the cowboy world find the knot they’re looking for. I will correct it in my title though to prevent confusion.
@@StartupCowboy Thank you for preventing the confusion that is the Internet :P. I do not mind knots having many names due to the place where they got used or invented/reinvented. Just that it is nice for these knots to get standardized a bit as they are in ABOK, the go to book for knots and splices, that got complied at the very end of the Age of Sail, after which knot-work and rope-work evolution kind of stopped due to technological developments.
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this was very easy to follow and understand, thank you for taking the time to break it down into small steps!!
That is a crown knot and you wanted to continue it with another wall afterwards. Turk's head knots are a completely different beast.
You are absolutely correct! Somewhere along the line in the cowboy realm, someone started (incorrectly) calling this the Turks head even though it is a crown knot. I call it that so that other people in the cowboy world find the knot they’re looking for. I will correct it in my title though to prevent confusion.
@@StartupCowboy Thank you for preventing the confusion that is the Internet :P. I do not mind knots having many names due to the place where they got used or invented/reinvented. Just that it is nice for these knots to get standardized a bit as they are in ABOK, the go to book for knots and splices, that got complied at the very end of the Age of Sail, after which knot-work and rope-work evolution kind of stopped due to technological developments.
Can you please do a video on how, where and what to tie to your saddle (rope, stock whip, emergency kit, etc) thanks for great material
Absolutely!
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