How To Tie and Throw a Cowboy Lasso

Lariat knot is an easy to tie knot, it is a strong knot on one end of the line, holding open a small fixed loop which the running end passes thru. Useful knot for snares, lassos, and the top loop on a wooden bow..

[@JimVanMilton]

Thanks for the tutorial. Was really useful for my issues in 1911

[@reddeadredemption2fan51]

I saved this for the future

[@audrey-christinenouve2658]

Lol

[@ups1dedwn_522]

Is this dark or am I just reading this wrong

[@will_playz3329]

ARTHER STOP LOOKING AT THESE VIDEOS, AND GO MAKE SOME….MUNEH

[@Chris42509]

same im here

[@enricopucci6455]

Dutch has a plan,he just need money

[@my1vice]

Wow. Thank goodness.
I can't tell you how many times a day I think to myself, "Boy, I wish I could throw a real cowboy lasso."

[@aleksandartonev8472]

man I don't know why I needed that knowledge but the guy is so wholesome

[@will_playz3329]

I need the knowledge to catch my dad buying milk at the store

[@aleksandartonev8472]

@@will_playz3329 😂😂😂😂

[@ruderalis8445]

Respect from Russia🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
I'll go catch a bear 🐻🐻🐻

[@The2AmInventor]

Lol

[@arthurmorgan3440]

same from Australia, imma lasso a kangaroo

[@jourfind]

@@arthurmorgan3440 :)

[@jourfind]

Привет брат

[@gabrielrivera7079]

Lmao great comment

[@ralphdurphey3195]

How many applications does a lariat loop have? A lifetime can be spent answering that question. I like the step-by-step still pics on the white board surface. Another way to look at its method. Also neat how complementary You Tube vids appear. RD

[@ilikeikeee]

1:17 i love the “got ‘em!” and big smile on your face!

[@russy59ry]

My wife tried to run out on dinner the other night and I used this technique to get her back! 😆

[@vergil167]

Yo bro i feel bad for her

[@MilkyMagee]

Man’s straight up “it’s good for if u wanna make a noose”

[@AutoSearPin]

Actually pretty easy, seems like all you gotta do know is practice till you get even better

[@lautaropattacini3358]

I dont speak english but i understand
Greetings from Argentina

[@frogi109]

it works helping me sort out my sheep. thank you sir.

[@siddarthchandran6201]

Thank you so much sir , ❤️ from India 🇮🇳

[@elijahlundermanhattaway8055]

Respect from south East Georgia
Time to go and catch a alligator

[@JAK--xn4yn]

“FiSh oN tHE LiNe” -
Arthur Morgan, 1899

[@dexterousadept8374]

This helped me so much back in the day...

[@weasleychongus1683]

GOTTEM!!!!!!

[@ctrld999]

Thanks so much helped

[@will_playz3329]

WE JUST NEED MUNEH

[@ericmartischang3235]

Great, very good, thank You very much for this Art Véritable
Eric M. From Alsace France

[@AS-dz1ww]

Yellowstone brought me here

[@dylanharris3523]

Thankyou for sharing

[@debbieburge1111]

I’m using this not to catch some bulleks I’ve been having so much fun with the Larry knot I’m teaching my kids

[@joshuawhitney6522]

What's the difference between the lariat and the bowline knot?

[@prestonvaughn1038]

A bow line make a stiffer loop, the lariat is a smaller/easier to tie. The lariat is a very common roping knot

[@amirtimur3639]

Thank you sir

[@Leopelon333]

Thanks man

[@uprightfossil6673]

Okay cowboy! What kind of rope works best?

[@1004firefighter]

굿~~ㅎㅎㅎ

[@danielchristian4665]

Sweet.

[@fettuccine8699]

I’m gonna lasso some people who disrespect me when I greet them

[@D4RK-R3ALITY]

I use this for when my dogs don’t wanna come inside!!

[@CRABWIZRD]

Ima use this on my big brother

[@Gojo_manga]

What rope did you use???😅

[@mpeg-8]

Спасибо!

[@stop99o]

W man

[@Max_Faraday]

Отлично

[@devanshusharma7118]

I catch dogs in my street with this, and sell it to the dog butchers.
Thanks for the help mate

[@groupraitodigital9784]

Thanks. That's how I got my gf.

[@sergejgajic]

dont cowboys use the hondo knot?

[@audrey-christinenouve2658]

Payin it forward

[@danielboone3770]

😍😍😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@burstfireno1617]

Why “Knot” .. :) just use a slipping bowline? Isnt it the same thing?

[@-qj6ps]

Ease of tying one handed while in saddle

[@The2AmInventor]

@@-qj6ps said perfectly

[@mihakabercic4457]

@@-qj6ps why would you be tying your rope while in a saddle

[@pricelesseditz148]

Can we use it to catch a lost drone on a tile roof???

[@dylanmurphy9389]

If you’re a good enough cowboy

[@PhantoRoyce]

This wasn’t by any chance in Virginia was it? I was watching this video on my porch in the morning and couldn’t help but notice the birds in your video sound just like the ones in my yard

[@user-eg6ze8jt7x]

мой дед покойный тоже такие узлы мог вязать потому что шорником работал но я вот у него не научилься так

[@susanmonroy2985]

Guys this is sad news but he died😓

[@Walter-white891]

@Muro most likely fake

[@derp0112]

@@Walter-white891 i mean the last time he uploaded was 2 years ago but idk

[@Walter-white891]

@@derp0112 i know but people always think death maybe he just found something else to do

[@derp0112]

@@Walter-white891 maybe...

[@thetruth777]

Am I a cowboy?? No.. how about at least a ranch hand?? Nope.. so why am I here?? Bc I'm watching Yellowstone on peacock

[@beickmanadvisory7078]

How long does the rope need to be?

[@user-ry6ln7od3q]

30-90 feet. Tied hard ropers use 30 feet. Dally ropers use 30-90 feet depending on the type of loop and rope used.

[@greinleif7311]

those chickens will be caught

[@silkylofton]

I really wanted to learn this knot. I slowed it down to 25%. I have my role here but something is missing.

[@Fabian_da_g]

Watching this cause of red dead

[@benlewis9959]

Is the actual knot supposed to slide or am I tying it rong

[@vivelafrance6314]

Yes, it is supposed to slide. You see, when you throw the lassos at something, and it goes around and attaches to it, you have to pull to make the loop smaller, thus tightening it. Hope this answers your question. :)

[@AutoSearPin]

Yes, it should be sliding up and down and never cinch up on itself.

[@waltergigandet6715]

The knot itself doesn’t slide down tight, when tension is yet up on the line the loop loosens.
If it tightened on the line, a caught cow or horse would strangle before you could release it.

[@waltergigandet6715]

Tension is let up

[@danielchristian4665]

@@AutoSearPin so, if a cowboy moonlighting as a bounty hunter, like in the movies, lassos “you”, you would want to run towards him not away to escape?

[@nurlatifahmohdnor8939]

Left = ki-ri
Lt abbrev. for Liutenant
Ten-dang = kick
Tenant = 1 a person who holds, occupies, or possesses land or property, esp. from a lamdlord. 2 a person who has the use of a house, etc., subject to payment of rent. 3 any holder or occupant. ▪vb 4 (tr) to hold as a tenant. [C14: from OF, lit.: (one who is) holding, from tenir to hold, from L tenere]
Te-nat = too ill
Turnera
E or Asther I forget
Lavender
Type of houses in A.☆ housing estate.

[@nurlatifahmohdnor8939]

Lan-tai = floor

[@Johnnyreengo]

Audio is way too low

[@audrey-christinenouve2658]

I saved this for the future