I've used this knot for years. It is my favourite to attach a ridgeline or cord to something at the first tie off. Your video is the best breakdown and explanation of this knot I've seen. Well done!!!
Thanks for your tutorial of this quite simple and very useful knot. As a boy I always wondered how the cowboys in Western movies so quickly attached their horses in front of the saloon. Now, half a century later you taught me. 😀 Kind regards from Alsace, France. Christian.
It's a falconers knot, with a little practice you can tie it with one hand(your falcon is on your other hand) Falconers have been using it for thousands of years.
I greatly appreciate how you don't just show how to tie the knot, but you discuss the why and ideas to break down the knot for a better understanding of how to tie it and understand what you're doing. Thanks!
I was looking for a quick release hitch that doesn't roll under under load. Your demonstration and analysis of the hitch is phenomenal, and I appreciate the young man closing. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, you made the slipknot even easier for me. Before it was an overhand knot with an extended bight out the side. And the figure 8 was easier explained than in an old issue of Boy's Life. Amazing!
Brilliant explanation, thanks very much. In all the other videos I saw they gloss over the fact that you're supposed to put the bight through the loop rather than the whole tail end. I'm sure it's obvious to a lot of people but when someone does it quickly without properly explaining, it's hard to see exactly what they're doing.
It does help me to lean knot basics and work my way up. At least then I am more likely to understand the knots I am trying to create. Thus if I forget the knot or a particular method, I can usually figure it out after a few tries.
Thanks for the video. To this day, I tried to make the reindeer go around the tree and through the final loop with the end of the rope fixed to him. This video finally saves me from doing it again.
Beautifully explained! Notice how the amateurs "show-off" with speed and slight of hand, leaving you baffled. Well Climbing Bushcrafter is not like that. He cares about helping you understand and acquire the skills you need. Excellent instruction.
Question: when I pull the Siberian Hitch tight against the tree/pole by the standing end, the knot slips a little bit. It stays tied and seems to be able to bear weight though. Why could that happen, and is that okay?
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I've used this knot for years. It is my favourite to attach a ridgeline or cord to something at the first tie off. Your video is the best breakdown and explanation of this knot I've seen. Well done!!!
Thanks so much
Thanks for your tutorial of this quite simple and very useful knot. As a boy I always wondered how the cowboys in Western movies so quickly attached their horses in front of the saloon. Now, half a century later you taught me. 😀 Kind regards from Alsace, France. Christian.
After watching how to knot videos on RUclips for days... yours are the best by far! Thank you!
Late to party but thanks so much. Got some big plans coming soon
Best description of this knot I've seen 👏👏🤞
From basics you can do anything. Thank you for teaching the basics!
Cool/ helpful video. 😊 THANKS. ...Alan in 🇨🇱
Anyone who wears that hat is an instant expert in all things outdoors.
Nicely explained. The background info definitely helped a newbie like me.
Glad it was helpful!
It's a falconers knot, with a little practice you can tie it with one hand(your falcon is on your other hand) Falconers have been using it for thousands of years.
I greatly appreciate how you don't just show how to tie the knot, but you discuss the why and ideas to break down the knot for a better understanding of how to tie it and understand what you're doing. Thanks!
You got it man! Thanks
I was looking for a quick release hitch that doesn't roll under under load. Your demonstration and analysis of the hitch is phenomenal, and I appreciate the young man closing. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you... this is the best video about knots on youtube
Wow, you made the slipknot even easier for me. Before it was an overhand knot with an extended bight out the side. And the figure 8 was easier explained than in an old issue of Boy's Life. Amazing!
Brilliant explanation, thanks very much. In all the other videos I saw they gloss over the fact that you're supposed to put the bight through the loop rather than the whole tail end. I'm sure it's obvious to a lot of people but when someone does it quickly without properly explaining, it's hard to see exactly what they're doing.
Excellent my friend has become my favorite as well...Tight Secure and Quick Release!
Cannot beat that! KNOT...the Siberian Hitch...
Thank you very much. I hope you teach us more.
It does help me to lean knot basics and work my way up. At least then I am more likely to understand the knots I am trying to create. Thus if I forget the knot or a particular method, I can usually figure it out after a few tries.
You make it so easy :)
more like subscriberian hitch cuz you got me ringing that bell after one view, Dogg. Now That's What I Call Andragogical Excellence
new knot in the arsenal 👍🏽👍🏽
This one right here is a good one!!!
Well explained, thanks!
Funny man! Hi, from russia! 🐻
Hi from the usa!
Nice hat man.
Good demo
Thanks for the video. To this day, I tried to make the reindeer go around the tree and through the final loop with the end of the rope fixed to him. This video finally saves me from doing it again.
thanks a lot
I believe this is the klymic hitch a Russia knot
Knots and their names. Lol
Beautifully explained! Notice how the amateurs "show-off" with speed and slight of hand, leaving you baffled. Well Climbing Bushcrafter is not like that. He cares about helping you understand and acquire the skills you need. Excellent instruction.
Question: when I pull the Siberian Hitch tight against the tree/pole by the standing end, the knot slips a little bit. It stays tied and seems to be able to bear weight though. Why could that happen, and is that okay?
'Grab this' - What is 'this'?
The rope. Lol. No i gotcha. Working vs standing end. I’m a work in progress. Thanks for watching
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Great video, but please ditch the intro and outro music.
I am a proponent of the granny knot; although, she does NOT like it as much.
Lol
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