Custom Paracord Call Lanyard for Buck, Duck, Goose or Predator (Full Length)
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- čas přidán 11. 02. 2017
- This is the 550 Paracord Call lanyard That I did in a previous video for my Deer Paracord Lanyards. It is completely redone and I focused heavily of video quality and a step by step explanation which is why the video is almost as long as it takes me to make one. The videos explaining how to make these into great duck or goose call lanyards or also a predator call lanyard are included all into one video. Thanks for watching, Like it, Subscribe and let me know what you think below. #waterfowl #BuckPole
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Yeah, your my lanyard guy. Very good at explaining the sutble differences between having it come ok or have it come out looking great. Good job brother.
Thank you. I laughed the other day when I looked at the views and where they were coming from. I had a buddy translate the Chinese and he said it was essentially a training video playlist.
Thanks for the video. I watched it through a few times and then just completed my first lanyard in a few hours. Only thing I messed up was the spiral braid a few times Initially and had to redo it. Definitely true what you said about not being able to set it down and come back, also trying to get the spiral section too tight makes it harder than necessary. Thanks again!
Awesome video. I spent like 6 hours building a pretty complex lanyard then saw your video. Like yours way better and only took like an hour to build it. Thanks for taking the time to film this in such detail.
Man I’ve never made a lanyard and I’ve always wanted to. I got some paracord earlier and decided to watch a video. I watched this video full through and was able to make a lanyard from memory. That’s how great of an explanation this was and I’m really thankful! I’m sitting here looking at a complete lanyard just like that one 2 hours later. Thanks a lot man!
No problem. I'm in the process of making a turkey tote and just finished up a small game carrier that I'm editing. Always great to hear other people and their successes making them.
I have some lanyards already braided from 550 nylon paracord, would love to show them to you. boots954r@gmail.com
Excellent video! Thanks much for the step by step explanation.
super awesome! easy to follow and very clear instructions and demonstrations!!
Thanks for the video. I decided to only do about a 5in length single cobra for the neckweave -used about 8-10ft of cord
Thanks for this, I’m building myself a lanyard and use this video as my guide.
most informational video about call lanyards. thank you
You're welcome and thanks for watching.
Excellent instructions and awsome design, thank you!!! For the coolest duck call lanyard I've seen in a while and even better yet you can make it yourself, hey if I can do it anyone can👍
Thanks. Glad I could help.
Thank you so Much for making this video. I can`t stop making lanyards now 😊🤟💪💪
Great Christmas gifts.
@@BuckPole 👍🏻✨💪🏻
You had a friend show up at 36:17 on the left hand side of the screen lol. Almost finished my first call lanyard, about to do the neck band and then the last drops. Accidentally burned one of the primary drop ropes but only the outer sheath so it still works fine just doesn't slide as easy as it should. I'm putting my cheap mallard call on there, my acrylic is going higher.
Awesome video great job I'm gonna be giving it a try myself in a day or two
great video. im going to make 2 for me and my dad. keep up the good work.
Thanks.
G'day from down under, newbie at this but your description is excellent and the camera work is good. Hope to use your vids a lot.
Thank you.
Do you have a vid to attach a clip to 4 strands ,eg end of dog leash
Awesome video. The amount for the neck strap was way more than I needed. I had as much left over as I used. So will put it away labelled for when I do another one.
That's just what I use. Some people like them shorter and I add almost 10 feet to each for my cousin.
Great video! I’m going to try to make one for my boyfriend and if that works I’ll make one for myself 😆
I have quite an assortment of two color 550 nylon paracord lanyards already braided, would love to show them to you. boots954r@gmail.com
Bro this shit is perfect. Just made a couple of Christmas gifts. Thanks for sharing!
No problem. They make great gifts.
Great job explaining. Mine turned out great. Only tip is if you want only 4 drops, the double noose knot where you loop it around itself, go around the double Cobra on either side of it
Do the paracord have to be gutted or no
@@richardking3179 no
Yeah it makes sense to munter your drops onto the lanyard, I see a lot where they feed them through, but a munter won't go anywhere unless you are trying to remove it, chances of it coming undone and your call going through it and then dropping is pretty slim. I like that you can take them off if you don't need them all too. Thank you for doing this video. I found doing a prussic instead of a munter causes the drops to slide less easily so I did that.
Thanka for watching. Glad I can help.
Hey thank you this design is great and it gave me ideas for my needs! I basically used the same design , I used a thicker knot in place of the brade… and turned it into a dog leash basically just making it larger and stronger where needed
I have a dog leash video. Not very popular though.
Great video! loved the detail and walkthrough, thanks for helping me make my first lanyard! subscribed✔
I really like this design, it doesn't try and get too fancy, and I really like the simple extra drops. One thing I'll say is 30" seems a bit short for me, so I went to 36", and I started with 12' of cord. Next time I'd start with 14' as 12' was just barely enough. I also am undecided on the cobra weave for the neck. Just the braid seems just fine to me. For the braid, the straight braid was very difficult for me. I tried for quite some time, but could only get a few inches before I made a mistake. I then found it impossible to pick up again. I tried the spiral, and I quickly did the whole thing in one shot. It's much easier to me.
I've seen a version with snake wrap around the neck as well I just prefer the cobra.
Very Nice.
Thank you.
Yeah, the camera work wasn't the best but the instructions ware great. I made this using an orange paracord that has reflectors built in for one of the colors and it turned out great. It was really easy to do and didn't take me long at all. Fifty feet of paracord just for the neck cushion though? I skipped it and it's comfortable enough.
Oh it is enough without the double. The extra is nice if you need a chunk for something.
Have you ever thought about attaching extra calls via a 3/8" quick release so you can remove and add different calls quickly depending on ur quarry/situation? How would you weave that attachment to a call? Is that a good idea or no?
Thx
Thanks
You said you were gonna put a link on how to make Spiral. braids I was wondering if you had done that
really great video. just finished up making mine and it was easy to follow and slow enough to show the details. great job and thanks for saving me a few bucks.
Glad it was helpful.
I have seen lanyards with a double at the bottom . Yours has one ,is it hard to leave or add the second?
I hope you were just rushed for the video but once you refine your technique they come out pretty easy. That King COBRA was a mess.
Great realy informative and easy to follow
Thanks for the video. I wish I would have watched it before I bought the cord because I did it with one color. It definitely would have been easier with two colors
Sorry but hopefully it was still helpful.
Thanks for the video. Very helpful.
Good video. I used about 60 feet total. I did the first braid into a double cobra with a clip on it to carry a keychain. The initial braid was irritating because I kept pausing and losing my place
+jessenholmes I laugh only because I do it all the time.
So the first braid you do and the second braid are just 2 different ways of doing it? I did the first braid 35" long then you lost me when you did the 2nd
Sorry they are. Then you skip ahead to the cobra braid.
This video is absolute gospel! I'm just getting into paracord stuff, but I seem to have issues with the paracord trying to twist the lanyard at the top of the cobra weaves... Is there something I'm missing?? Am I tightening things too much???
How tight is your round braid? It should be tight enough to look reasonably tight but loose enough to slide the knitting needles though without to much trouble. Also before you do the cobra braid try stretching it and letting it rest a couple times. Sometimes it as si.ple as one braid not being in the correct order as well. Hope this helps.
@@BuckPole I think I was trying to make the cobra braid too tight, got it all figured out and actually sold 2 lanyards.
Was just curious i have seen these lanyards with the spiral "DNA" weave for a small section about half way down the side on each side. If your familiar with that is it possible to do that over the the basic spiral weave kinda like you did with the cobra weave on the neck?
Yes. Only difference between the cobra and DNA weave is the dna starts with the same side over the top instead of back and forth.
@@BuckPole thanks helps a lot! Awesome video
@@dumpemoutdoors8385 no problem. I have a game carrier and sling video recorded just no time to edit them.
Can you make a predator drag tutorial? Can't seem to find any on youtube
Thats actually a great idea. I have to redo my "nice" turkey tote video and sling video because I lost both of them on a flash drive that went bad. I can include this in the process.
Can I soak the lanyard in hot water to make it not as stiff or is there a better way? Hope you see this I’m 7 years late 😂
I'd be careful doing that. I try to use softer cord to start. I'm not sure if even the best cords would dry fast enough or if it would make it less stiff. I normally just flex and bend it. I also wrap it around a bat and slide it back and forth.
Thank you.
Great video I must be stupid been at it for a hour can’t get past the first 3 before I mess it up loose track can’t keep it tight get lost have to start over 🥵😡🤬😂
Sorry
@@BuckPole I went with the cobra knot like I said your video was great. But that circle knot will be the death of me 😂😂
Great video thank you, I'm going to make my boyfriend one!
That is an awesome gift idea. One thing I will mention before you make it for him if you haven't already is ask him some personal preference stuff about it or possibly some of his buddies that he hunts with and try to find out if he likes longer leads or if he likes the neck loose or tight. It'll really help you tell her it's a how he likes his call lanyard setup. If you have any questions when you're doing it feel free to send me a message I try to check my comments every couple days.
Thanks for the tip and being so helpful!
Just curious, why not put that 25 foot on a card/bobbin/shuttle. Would prevent snagging/tangling and save you from a lot of time and heat. A chunk of cardboard or a coat hanger dog one should be easy enough to make.
I like to do things the hard way I guess. I have found it helps a little to start with it on a hook at about eye level. May have the try the card idea.
Very cool, can you post how to do a turkey sling? Thank you.
I have a simple one string done on my channel. I have the video done on a more elaborate one and my computers video card went south so I'm working on getting a new computer to finish editing about 6 videos.
@@BuckPole I saw the simple one, will like the more elaborate one. Thanks.
@@tomgensel4134 a few guys do and I'm just sitting over her crying because I can't do much unless it is on my phone.
The only thing I would say is to start with something at the start because it’s to tight to poke anything through.
I use impact bits. Also the knitting needles do work pretty well.
Hi I was wondering if you could make a lanyard that I could use for a DSLR camera
The same principles would apply but you would need clips on each side. Do a round braid to the length you want and then add the cobra or double cobra.
@@BuckPole could you make a vlog for me plz
What lengths of Paracord did you need to make the main 4 strand round braid section?
2-25 ft sections should give you enough depending on how tight or loose you want it.
@@BuckPole awesome thanks for replying and God bless you 👍
Try using a batten to wrap the paracord on so it does not get tangled
so why did you use 550 cord instead of 750 cord? im just curious
I had a lot of 550 on hand. 750 is nice and if you have it use it. Not sure if there is a diameter difference between the two. If not it should fit the calls well.
Thanks en serio me ayudo
Leafar Zerep thanks for watching.
You did a good job and awesome job explaining how to do things good job 👌👍
How to you tighten the noose parts to hold the calls
Just cinch the noose part down.
How many inches from the neck band down to the longest call hook up? Just trying to see if it’s long enough
About 22 inches. You can always make it longer or shorter by doing the round braid longer or shorter or by extending the leaves that are at the bottom. Just remember to leave yourself an extra paracord
Is the thick neck portion the "king cobra" pattern?
Dax Hinton yes
As Dax said it is the king corbra.
Does it really take 50' of cord just for the neck strap? I was calculating it out and it seemed like quite a lot more than i was figuring.
I use about 40' total. It is 10" long and is a double cobra. I use the extra drops for the extra drops.
Is there a way to do this with 3 colors?
You can always splice two strands together when you start. Also you can use different colors for the drops.
how much of each color do i need?!
About 20 ft. To make a 30" lanyard. Never hurts to start with extra and cut it off.
@@BuckPole thanks!
Someone please help, at 10:00 minutes I can’t for the life of me figure out what he did
I skipped ahead so you didn't have to watch 15 minutes of me doing the same thing. Continue weaving like you were before the 10 minute mark until you get about 30" worth of braid or however long you want the neck piece to be. Hope this helps and any more questions just ask. I try to check them every couple days.
I have already braided an assortment of 550 nylon paracord lanyards, would love to show them to you. boots954r@gmail.com
Great video! I assume you sell these. What do you charge the public for a project like this?
I did for a while and then people started flooding ebay with them using cheap Chinese paracord. That why I made the video was to show people how to do it so they can do it for less and be able to use higher quality materials.
What type of a lanyard are you trying to purchase ? I have 3 different styles already braided. boots954r@gmail.com
You so messed up!
Because?
still out of focus triple damn shit
Way too fuckin long
this i very fake
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