5 Essential Bushcraft Knots
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Very simple instructions! Very nice job Wade! I am one of those that struggles with knots. This is the best explanation on these knots that covers most every in the bush. Thanks aga and be safe!!⛺️🚣🏼♀️
Thanks for the feedback my friend.👍 There are a few more good ones I regularly use, would you be interested in another knot vid?
@@Woodswalker1965 Yes, I absolutely would! As I said, you did the best I’ve seen in illustrating and simplifying the explanation for a simple guy. 🤠
Wade if you do another knot video you should include an alpine butterfly. It's an excellent mid line loop that's completely secure and easy to tie and untie. Truckers hitch is another one I use alot to apply a lot of tension. Zeppelin or Rosenthal bend is a very secure knot for joining 2 ropes.
Just some suggestions.
Excellent suggestions, I will of course do the Truckers Hitch and the ever so elegant Alpine Butterfly! Cheers!
You're talking my jam here Wade. I'm a knot enthusiast and 3 of those are my most used knots. Bowline taut line hitch and Canadian jam.
I like the bowline knot cause it's secure and you can tie it with one hand if you know the trick.
I use the taut line hitch probably more than any knot but I use the Ashley modification to that knot which just like the way that you showed except you cross the second inside loop over the first. It makes it much more secure. I'll add another taut line hitch for jobs that need fool proof security like hanging my hammock. It eliminates the need to carry hammock "bling" if you know a few good knots.
Excellent suggestion on the taut line Hitch Buck, thanks bud! 👍
Great Having You Demo These For Us, Much Appreciated, Friend ! ATB T God Bless
Thanks Terry, take care buddy! 👍
Thanks for the refresher course Wade, all five are excellent knots. Cheers buddy!
Thanks Bruce. I may do another knot video and fill in a few gaps👍
You have shown really well and clear how to do these knots 👍
Thanks very much! 👍
This was terrific ! Like fishing you have to know multiple knots , just a fact. The bowline kinda like a flemish or loop knot for fishing , rapala used to include the instructions on the loop knot , important it was printed on waterproof paper. Neat video !
I remember that Rapala knot! Thanks for watching👍
Great assortment. I knew you wouldn't forget my most used knot, the jamb knot!
Thanks for watching buddy!
Great knots that's all you need .taught line was the first knot I tried and worked for eveeything
It's a great one to know for sure! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment buddy!
Taut line hitch is my most used knot. Except I cross the second inside loop over the first then do my outside loop. It makes it much more secure.
Thanks bud! 👍
Loving the mix of adventure and instructional videos. Keep it up!!
Thanks for the feedback, that's the mix I'm going for moving forward. I appreciate you watching buddy👍
Best vid in a while, well laid out. Much prefer the skills vids over the gear review ones.
Thanks for watching, much appreciated. 👍
Very useful knots. You explain very well. Great video! Thanks and TC👍
Thanks for watching my friend👍
Good instruction, clear and concise,...you are forgiven!...woods
😂😂Thank you kind Sir🙏 😂😂
Great vid on basic knots Wade. I am surprised you did not mention the trucker’s hitch knot which is my favourite ( and quite common) to to keep that ridge line taught. 😜keep up the great work bro !
Thanks Claude! I thought about including the truckers Hitch but honestly I just prefer the taught tarp Hitch for Ridgeline. I might do another knot vid later and include the truckers Hitch, its an awesome knot! Take care bud!
I do a lot of fly fishing and have those knots memorized. Every time i want to go camping though, i have to utube those knots. Going to have to practice them a little more i guess.
Great expertise and well delivered. I enjoy you're skills and presentation better than some of the more popular bushcrafters. I'm also in the Peterborough Kawartha area and enjoy the beautiful outdoors we've been blessed with.
Thanks buddy, yes we sure live in a beautiful area. Take care👍
Very helpful, the prusik is the only one of those I have used properly, which gives me something to practice. Thanks Wade, take care mate 👍🙂
We are always learning buddy, thanks for watching! 👍
Hi Wade, thanks for the teaching lessons. Very usefull and really good in scene. Just knowed three of them but i am gonna try them all. Take care
Hey buddy, hope all is well with you and the family! 👍
Great video with nice demonstrations that are easy to follow. I use most of these but will send this video link to my son so he can learn them also. He is a fan of the Marlin Spike hitch for hanging a hammock or his pack from a tree.....Take care, Bluefin.
Thanks for watching my friend! If you watch the vid closely you might see my pack hanging from a tree with the Marlinspike Hitch lol. A great hammock knot as well, I've used it often. Cheers buddy👍
@@Woodswalker1965 I did notice that. So much easier having your pack at a comfortable height on a tree in order to get your gear out.....I'm seriously thinking about buying one of the Firebox Gen 2 steel 5" stoves possibly the Master kit. I do mostly backpacking trips. Some of my shorter day hikes or kayaking days where weight is not an issue I think this may be a good kit. I have some titanium gear for backpacking but I think this kit in titanium is too pricey for me now. I also have no shortage in my stove collection. Do you think it is too heavy for backpacking? I'll check your vid list as I think you did a big video about this a while ago......Take care, Bluefin.
@@mustang774 Good eye!
I have carried the SS Firebox on day hikes. Not sure I would carry it on a multi day backpacking trip though, a canoe trip possibly. It's a versatile piece of kit👍
Really good instructional video I need to step up my knot game this will definitely help. Looking forward to your bushcraft outings this winter and some more camp cooking! Stay safe
Thanks very much my friend!
Always great info love this page
Awesome, thanks for watching! 🤙
Very good info and demo's. Well done.
Thanks for the comment my friend, it's appreciated!
Hey man! I had to stop by and check out the channel. I dig it man! Just subbed ya.
One can never know too many knots . But one only needs to know a few. Happy thanksgiving to you and yours
Thanks buddy, I'm enjoying your content, 🍻Wade
Time ( for me ) to get practicing.
Thank you.
We all need to practice lol. Thanks for watching! 👍
Can’t say these knots aren’t useful, but I always find it interesting that you can bring ten bushcrafters together with the same challenges and they’ll each use a different set of favorite knots to solve it. Some overlap sure, but different nonetheless.
The toggle is the pro-tip that many either don’t use, or don’t use enough, however.
Thanks, these are a few I prefer to use often. I'll do another video later and fill in some gaps. Take care👍
Thanks Wade! Always like to see how people tie knots. You tied a couple differently than I normally do. I learned something new. Cheers!
Thanks for watching! I've noticed over the years that there are a ton of variations on the names and technique of tying knots, it's all good though lol😁Take care brother.
Great video Wade, enjoyed the video, learned a couple new knots(being the monkeys fist and Canadian jam knot) :))
Thank you buddy, glad it was helpful! 👍
hi Wade, good instruction video thanks take care
Thanks Bob, see you on the next one buddy👍
Canadian jam knot 👍
It's a Canadian tradition!💪🔥
The lost art of tying a knot!
Thanks for watching, much appreciated👍
That was great brother. Bravo! Hopefully some folks learned a thing or two on these simple but yet effective knots that you've just presented. Good show bud.
Thanks brother, always great when I hear from you🤙
I know 0 knots and at this point I feel me learning them will make everything else much much easier and enjoyable
It will for sure. The breakdown of camp is so much better with the proper knots. Thanks for watching brother👍
Thanks great video 👍👍
Thanks so much Kyle👍
Very helpful little video. Thanks :o)
Thanks John! 👍
WHY KNOT- haha! ! Good info and refresher !
😂😂😂😂Exactly!
Hi! I’m working on your knot list. It’s super helpful to see them in an application! Like when or what application are they best for. Thanks!
You're welcome, glad it was helpful!
I find myself going back and practicing often. I might do another knot vid in the future, people seem to like them👍
Great info , thanks
Thank you👍!
Great info my friend, but you actually showed us 6 knots. When you pulled the loop thru the bowline and inserted your toggle, you created a marline spike hitch. Thanks for sharing 🤠
Thanks a lot buddy, much appreciated! I think the Marlinspike Hitch is a bit different, I used it to hang my backpack if you can catch a glimpse in the background lol!
I might do another knot vid in the future since I only touched on a few. Any suggestions my friend? 😁
Viva Zombie Squad!
Thanks for watching!
Great resource! Only Americans call it the Arbour knot lol
We know what it's called lol😉
👍🏻🇨🇦
Thanks for watching!
kind of a knotty video...
Oops sorry.... my bad. 😉