Installing A Hondo On Your Rope

Pat shows how to put your new rawhide hondo that you just got form us (!) on your rope. Also he demonstrates the Turks Head knot which is the knot we like to use. After this knot is tied and you tightened it all down with your needle nose pliers, you cut off the ends and burn them with a lighter to keep them from fraying. For more information on what we do and what we offer, visit www.thedisciplinedride.com. Thank you!

[@osceolaseminole5596]

N.E Ohio here. Thank you so much Pat and Deb. Your videos are so helpful for beginners like me.

[@psistemicamx7808]

Thanks from Mexico. Please keep doing this kind of videos.

[@chelackie]

Hondo, adj, Spanish for deep, low, profound. Honda, South American for sling or catapult. Fascinating, every last detail.

[@kengamble8595]

Thank you sir for the good info!
My dad was a ranch hand back in the 30s and 40s and he had this thing of putting pine pitch on the knot and would get upset with me if I didn't do it ! 🙂
I never had one come undone if I didn't use it but I wasn't about to tell him that, I had too much respect for him ! 😊
Thanks for sharing and take care. 👍

[@fedup5614]

You are one heck of am old hand. I really enjoy watching your videos.

[@1977Mappy]

Thank you for the info, I just installed my first rawhide Honda on Monday & I'm excited to put it to use

[@chryslertechnician3439]

Just got one from you from Christmas form my life, excited to install it on my new cotton rope

[@vquiroz]

Exelente mi viejo gracias !!

[@568843daw]

Thank you for demonstrating the prefab hondo and an abbreviated knot. However, One continuous rope, with a hondo, and knot is stronger, right? Would you be so kind and take a few minutes to show us how to tie your own Hondo and finish it with a Walker knot? Both are easy and quick. Thank you.

[@PatnDebPuckett]

A tied hondo doesn’t have the same weight to balance the loop for the shots we throw. Also, tied hondos tend to twist.

[@ernestovelazquez4205]

Do y’all sell these Hondo’s? And can they be used with only nylon ropes? Thank you

[@s.curtis2914]

What is your take on a steel Buckaroo Honda?

[@janboogaerts1616]

I usually tie and end knot by crowning 1st, and than walling the strands so they come out through the top of the knot and in the center of it. Than cut of the strands and burn 'em flush. This method of 2 times walling the strands is something I need to try though.

[@PatnDebPuckett]

I’ve seen Pat tie the hondo knot that way with a reata...

[@henrypuckett2945]

I from cumming GA where can I order a hondo from

[@hunterhigley6327]

Do you guys still have any rawhide honda left? And keep up the good work too and what diameter are they too

[@PatnDebPuckett]

Right now we have a few left. You can email me for details on how to [e-mail]. Thanks!

[@oscaravalos2979]

I want to buy 2 where and how i can make you a payment ?

[@oscaravalos2979]

Im inteterest to buy the sonorA rawhide hondo 2 where can i buy em ?

[@PatnDebPuckett]

www.thedisciplinedride.com/store

[@pr3yaqua644]

Its HondA not HondO you sure you know what your doing

[@brooklyn_autumn]

Are you slow in the head? A Honda is a not created. A Hondo is the loop that's created and locked in by the Honda knot. The tail of the rope is fed in through the Hondo (the small loop).