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Always called that a larks head

How do we know how much cord to use

YESTERDAY WAS MY EXAM AND I PASSED SO THANKS

how long is this rope? why not say the length?

The only variation i see is that it has the base of bowline pulled through the loop. So you use it when you need to band something together and atill be able to easily untie the rope, compared to straight knot loop.

The large carabiner is the best type of weight to throw over a branch. It has only smooth surfaces so is less likely to get stuck up in the tree.

Jason I don't understand the bell ringers knot.... how can it even be called a knot

The Granny knot works just as well.

Why is the voice echoing.

Nicely done. Thank you for sharing. You are in the short rows now. Wish you well.

beautiful!!

Thank you for this type of video I'll save this video for later when I'm lonely enough ❤❤

I thought this was the cobra knot.

Age restricted? Was the video too... knotty?

Good video, thanks for sharing YAH bless !

look on the other side of the cow hitch, golly gosh it a girth hitch, according too one of my knot books the cow and girth are two names for the same hitch

Excellent Jason 👍👍

I have an incredibly hard time following sequential instruction which means knot tying videos lose me by the third step. This one I was actually able to follow. Looks like a very useful, practical knot to know. Thank you.

Instructions unclear. Kids now tied to beds. Will try again sober.

Thank you for the video! Where did you get that hat? It looks so comfy.

It looks like shit on the other side

It would be interesting to see this one in a pull test against a bunny ear 8, but I guess it would be really close to the same anyway.

Under 2 minutes?? 😂 yea maybe if you didn’t speed the video up!!? 🤦🏻‍♂️

Thanku for great video. Was looking for aomething to transport my axe. I think this might help and so the trick. I appreciate you explaining its uses. Thanks God bless.

Where would you use this ?

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I'd subscribe but I avoid all videos when people are teaching something while playing music in the background. For my brain it's distracting. Notice how many teaching and interview videos have no music. There's a reason. Thanks for listening.

Wow!! What a great, no-nonsense demo!! Subscribed!! Thanks!!

Appreciate your videos. It must get tiring to post such helpful content and have every armchair expert come out of the woodwork and tell you all the reasons you're wrong. Please keep up the good work. 🙌🏼

I have not seen your list of knots but this should be in the top ten.

The Tarbuck knot was made popular around 1952 by Kenneth Tarbuck, a climber and skier, for use by climbers, and was primarily used with stranded nylon ropes, before the advent of kernmantle ropes made this use both unnecessary and unsafe.[1][2] It was used when the rope is subject to heavy or sudden loads,[3] as it will slide to a limited extent thus reducing shock (but with kernmantle ropes it can strip the outer sheath).[2] The knot was already employed by 1946 as "the knot" by American tree trimmers.[4]

Nice knots thanks, I always kind of thought of a clove hitch as a rope zip tie but I will definitely use and have the woodland zip tie in my arsenal.

I've just learned I'm rope dislexic. No matter how many times I tried (3) I couldn't go behind and around my elbow. 😂😂😂

Too fast. Need slow motion.

Can you do some examples of knots you would use on a Ridgeline while tarp camping or just camping in general? I know you probably already have done some but it'll give you another reason to to another video. 😃

What is a metal fans favorite knot? Slipknot

Why do I not see anybody taking the tail end around the anchor one more time to lock it with half hitch? I’ve used that method for decades without fail. I don’t mean a half hitch onto the line itself like what I’ve seen all others demonstrate, I mean a half hitch on the anchoring post.

Be careful of “so how do you know each other” in an already awkward context. It is sometimes used in a passive aggressive manner and is easy to read that way, more like another way to say “why are you even here?” Something slightly more specific like “how did you two meet?” Might work better 😅

Good tutorial, thanks for sharing YAH bless !

Clove hitch and two half hitches?

Hey, Dude. 😮Looks like you could've benefited from a couple few strategically placed drops of superglue, maybe. Nice bracelet. Memphis, 10🇺🇲

You put me to sleep

Excellent tutorial! In a camping scenario they can serve similar uses but in the working world they are much different. If I had to secure a heavy load on a vehicle or boat where having that load come lose could result in injury or death there is no question which knot I would use... The Truckers Hitch. I'm glad you pointed out this may not be the best knot to learn for youth. I find myself getting confused on my first attempt after not using it for awhile. The taut-line hitch is much easier to learn. Like you I have mostly replaced this knot with the Midshipman's knot although recently I have been playing around with the Farrimond Friction Hitch and the Prusik Hitch.

Granny knots never fail 😂😂

Interesting knot. The Midshipman knot is faster and usually secure enough so I prefer it however different ropes like different knots. I can see how this could be superior with slippery rope such as Kevlar.

Nicely done. Thank you for sharing. Wish you well.

You didn't show the other end how the cords were placed inside the buckle

Lmao if ur is Sls Jrotc and just now looking for this I got uuuuu

I’m sorry but… “Let’s learn how to tie a noose…”

As far as the Jam knot, I like (what one UA-camr called) the “bundle knot” (which another UA-camr called the “jam knot + quick release”). But I think the Woodland Zip is a lot easier to remember, and simpler to execute. Still, the quick release is a lot faster to untie than the Woodland Zip.