Corporals Corner Mid-Week Skills: 8 Simple Camp Knots You Should Know

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  • @recall5811
    @recall5811  Год назад +125

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    • @FiveElementsTactical
      @FiveElementsTactical Год назад +1

      These videos are awesome. Great reminders, and great resources for the beginners. Keep ‘‘em up. 👍🏼

    • @riazam493
      @riazam493 Год назад

      Id* wish i would not receive any notification for this mid-week vid. From my point of view they are too short, mostly useless to not say trash. If id wish to know *8 Simple Camp Knots* i would just google it. I know what you want to do with this but imo you eather find some actually intresting stuff (and yes i know that actually finding good shit and filming it might not be worth your time spent) of just drop it. Its not your thing man.

    • @_vain_
      @_vain_ Год назад +3

      ​@@riazam493 maybe you should try not watching it if its not your thing, I'd guess that most people here actually enjoy watching this. Perhaps this isn't for you, maybe you should hit the unsubscribe button and let the rest of us enjoy the video that someone actually took the time to try and impart some knowledge on us.

    • @riazam493
      @riazam493 Год назад

      @@_vain_ hahaha, hold you horses justice warrior. So what ... cuz you are interested i cant say i am not ? i think this mid week vids are shit content So what - you cant enjoy you vids cuz of me comenting ? IF YOU DONT LIKE COMMENTS DONT READ THEM. Also this guy is working hard for subscribers and you are actually asking people to unsubscribe ? are you JOE ROBINET or something ? STOP reading coments dude, your brain cant handle it.

    • @chrismccray361
      @chrismccray361 Год назад

      👍

  • @MikeMitchellishere
    @MikeMitchellishere Год назад +15

    Something many people don't realize is you have to practice knots regularly or you forget them. Set up a knot-tying station and do it while you watch Netflix or whatever. I have 20 core knots that I practice almost daily for just a few minutes so that I can tie them with my eyes closed. Even more importantly, practice them in real settings so you know which ones work best under given circumstances. That's not as easy as it sounds.

    • @imheretolearn770
      @imheretolearn770 9 месяцев назад +1

      I used to be able to make really nice t knots for surf fishing. Havent made one in 2 years and couldnt begin to make one now.

    • @user-np4nl6rx2n
      @user-np4nl6rx2n 8 месяцев назад

      Thank you

  • @karolynrice6267
    @karolynrice6267 Год назад +7

    The knot skills tutorials never get old. most of us don't use these skills on a regular basis, but these are a good reminder as we are thinking about our spring and summer adventures that it might be a good time to re-familiarize ourselves with some skills. I enjoy these videos. They are great reminders that skills are lost if they are not used. They are perishable skill. Thanks for sharing.

  • @Rayraywheelz
    @Rayraywheelz Год назад +9

    Here for the midweek skills video and to help support the channel. Thank you Corporal for sharing your knowledge with us and always providing me with quality content that interests me. Looking forward to Sunday and now Wednesday!

  • @aaroncross1610
    @aaroncross1610 Год назад +3

    I absolutely think knots are the most perfect way to learn to deal with people, your job, directions, and how to make things easier instead of difficult. This video is absolutely superb!

  • @stevenlehmann4432
    @stevenlehmann4432 Год назад +4

    I know you show knots and how you make them in all of your videos, but this makes a perfect mid week short! Hope this hits more views and likes as I found it very useful

  • @sethdeitrick9153
    @sethdeitrick9153 Год назад +4

    Believe it or knot… this is how I came across your channel in the first place. I will always use the quick deploy method for ridge-lines and teach it to everyone I ever camp with. Thanks for all you do!

  • @danielsorenson8769
    @danielsorenson8769 Год назад +3

    I appreciate that we can see the practicality of these knots demonstrated in almost any of your videos. Great stuff- thank you.

  • @michaelmansfield-corbett96
    @michaelmansfield-corbett96 Год назад +2

    That was great. So many times you see people just say, "tie that off with this knot", but you never get instructions. I love the way you always show what you're doing. Keep up the good work man

  • @seanenglish85
    @seanenglish85 Год назад +4

    Thanks Shawn! I'm a Scoutmaster and every Tuesday we have a "knot of the week". With the exception of the Marline Spike Hitch and Jam Knot, all these knots are in the Scouts BSA handbook and the scouts have to demonstrate them for rank. Through repetition, they are becoming quite proficient with rope work and love when I introduce a "new" knot such as the Truckers Hitch or the Jam Knot, etc. IMHO, rope work, fire craft, proficiency in woods tools and general woodcraft are skills that form the basis for outdoor learning. Mastering simple skills such as these not only gives them another tool in their toolbox but also builds confidence. -Sean

  • @samfreel9522
    @samfreel9522 Год назад +8

    An awesome review on these knots, corporal! It is always nice to go back to the basics to refresh your memory, especially if you don’t use them frequently. Thank you, corporal!

  • @pacoluna1091
    @pacoluna1091 Год назад +3

    Knot tying class in the Army has been a lifetime class, that I have no forgotten. I always enjoy seeing you practicing them in your videos, that I'm pretty sure you master them " Devil Dog". 😆

  • @Darignobullseye
    @Darignobullseye Год назад +5

    Yes!! I finally know how to tie a jam-knot or arbor knot.
    Thank you!!

  • @aaronburkhart9837
    @aaronburkhart9837 Год назад +1

    Arrogance is no substitute for being educated. Corporal has been a great teacher through the years. Keep em coming.

  • @daddysbees3698
    @daddysbees3698 Год назад +6

    Howdy Corporal. Now that's what I'm talking about! You are giving both new materials to some folks and a great review for others. It never hurts to have some refreshers on important and useful information! Your knot tying skill/lessons are top shelf Sir! Later on Corporal.....

  • @liberalgunnut1592
    @liberalgunnut1592 Год назад +2

    Outstanding! I watched this one weekly through COVID to erase my left-handed knot dyslexia. The classics never die. Keep up the fantastic work!

  • @wbsims2996
    @wbsims2996 Год назад +4

    My Scout leaders taught us boys to tie all kinds of knots. We moved on to splicing ropes, backsplicing, eye splicing, etc
    We also made ropes with a homemade machine and made ropes from hemp twine and other tines. One of many fond memories from Boy Scouts. Love your videos.

  • @MrKholcombe
    @MrKholcombe Год назад +2

    These are great knots. It’s a perishable skill that’s often overlooked. It’s easy to forget to practice them

  • @DrChazKL0T
    @DrChazKL0T Год назад +3

    This is one of the best knot tying videos I have seen.

  • @myersb75
    @myersb75 Год назад +3

    Awesome! Watching knot videos never gets old. Wish you would start to share those again in your Sunday videos as a reminder.

  • @sleazy1drache
    @sleazy1drache Год назад +2

    Simple, clear and concise explanation of, at least from my point of view, all the knots one needs to do 99% of the bindings you need.
    Thanks for the great teaching!

  • @margaretbagur3553
    @margaretbagur3553 Год назад +3

    The bowline is one everyone needs to know since it can be used for rescue. Your video really shows the making of knots with clarity. A great skill video.

  • @tonystimac1314
    @tonystimac1314 Год назад +2

    Best knot instructor on the internet.

  • @stevennoble7254
    @stevennoble7254 Год назад +4

    These videos never get old really useful these knots I use a few of them pre set on camping with tarps.Thanks again corporal for your effort...

  • @chrismyers2304
    @chrismyers2304 Год назад +2

    My name is Chris Myers retired SSG US Army I just wanted to say thank you from one old soldier to another for helping me get my head back and out in the wild I have been watching your videos for over a year now

  • @NelloCambelli
    @NelloCambelli Год назад +3

    It’s raining here in California; The Corporal is Training all of us.🍀🐊🏁

  • @torstenzeeb6176
    @torstenzeeb6176 Год назад +3

    Outstanding instructions, Shawn. Like the old saying goes in US Marines and US Army, it is not raining, we are not training! For us grunts, we train in all types of weather. God bless , Brother.

  • @chrisgannon-KE8UGS
    @chrisgannon-KE8UGS Год назад +3

    Great basic knot tying skills! Love the short, right to the point!

  • @danpost4755
    @danpost4755 Год назад +6

    I watched the original of this quite a while ago. I practiced all of these. Thanks for the skills knowledge, Shawn!

  • @ChickenShackIRL
    @ChickenShackIRL Год назад +3

    Can confirm what you said about knots being hard to wrap your head around until suddenly they aren't. Ropes used to be hard for me to follow along with, then suddenly it clicked one day and it's way easier to get somehow.

  • @firejunkie4219
    @firejunkie4219 Год назад +2

    Making every old boy scout proud there corporal, we salute you

  • @MrThenarsky
    @MrThenarsky Год назад +4

    Ok, this one was outstanding AF! Most useful mid-week so far in my opinion. The others I just turned them on and muted so I could do other things. This one I sat and watched the entire thing without interruption. Also, I got the notification on my phone from RUclips. Thanks again!

  • @Jaden48108
    @Jaden48108 Год назад +2

    Best knot tying video I've seen on RUclips.

  • @kyotoau9095
    @kyotoau9095 Год назад +3

    I was against the algorithm push towards shorts based on what they does to human neuropathy but Corporals shorts have so far been really good. Short, sharp and informative

  • @karenhubbard7962
    @karenhubbard7962 Год назад +2

    Loving the mid week tutorials. Especially this one about knots. Fundamental knowledge. Great work sir.

  • @WoodlandSugarAnimal
    @WoodlandSugarAnimal Год назад +3

    Those are some vital knots to know, I am especially intrigued by the infamous arbor knot, I was a cellular radio tech for a minute, and some of those knots shown were absolutely necessary for completing the job, and rescue if needed. Really appreciate this one, fantastic as always

  • @stevetaylor8446
    @stevetaylor8446 Год назад +1

    Always said it, always will...the best instructional videos on knots and lashings on the Internet.

  • @nigelkettle7050
    @nigelkettle7050 Год назад +5

    Loving the mid week skills videos. Thanks for all the hard work.

  • @backyardrayray2919
    @backyardrayray2919 Год назад +2

    Those knots always get me. I have to watch it again and again. Cool refresher course to keep the mind sharp. Keep up with the shorts, good stuff. Ooh Rah

  • @kak4topgun1
    @kak4topgun1 Год назад +3

    I really needed that refresher video. Keep showing those "core" value survival skills!

  • @ailaylryth6325
    @ailaylryth6325 Год назад +2

    Thank you for showing the knots and how to do them. That is simple. Looking forward to Sunday's video.

  • @mrkultra1655
    @mrkultra1655 11 месяцев назад +4

    I've taught myself all the knotting and ropework that I know. I wish more people would just try to learn it. Isn't really that difficult, just takes practice.

  • @deman2917
    @deman2917 Год назад +4

    Sweet video, thanks for sharing.
    These types of vids are awesome for sharing with kids or grand kids. Hand them some cordage, watch this with them, spend a few minutes together for memories forever. Knowing the Kids, and questions I'll be getting, your AF catchphrase will be 'Apple Farts' for a few years still.

  • @davidashley6578
    @davidashley6578 Год назад +4

    Great tutorial! Always a good refresher course!👍

  • @christineyoung8434
    @christineyoung8434 Год назад +2

    This is the perfect video for learning all the knots and their uses.

  • @Attemptedvelocity
    @Attemptedvelocity Год назад +3

    Great mid week video man. I'm on the email list. I want to see you succeed. Every young man should know these knots. I feel like your videos make the world a better place. Stay frosty and have some fun too.

  • @raullywhere3602
    @raullywhere3602 Год назад +2

    Your Knots Skills are Very Comprehensive and the way you Finish them Off is Excellent!! You're Knots are Outstanding ! Thanks !

  • @OsborneOutdoors1
    @OsborneOutdoors1 Год назад +3

    Great video...Straight to the point and easy to pick up what you were putting down.
    I'll definitely save this to my playlist of knots and cordage.
    Thank you.

  • @felgercarb-mu5rc
    @felgercarb-mu5rc Год назад +2

    Train in the rain. Train, review, practice - Corporal for The Win!

  • @honky13333
    @honky13333 Год назад +4

    Will be back endless times till all are mastered! Thanks!!

  • @kathykaufman8967
    @kathykaufman8967 Год назад +2

    Thank you so much. I will watch this one again and again. And Share with everyone I know. This is exactly why we watch you. I will learn and use these forever. Life changing knowledge!

  • @1EyeInTheSky
    @1EyeInTheSky Год назад +3

    LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this! Me and the kiddo are going to use this as part of his home schooling. Thank you Shawn!

  • @BeyondAverageLife
    @BeyondAverageLife Год назад +1

    Theres nothing like watching all of my favorite youtubers when you are super sick. No joke it makes me feel a bit better. Thx friend.

  • @matthewellisor5835
    @matthewellisor5835 Год назад +3

    A "Square" knot is sometimes called a "Reef" knot. We can't forget about the bowline's brother the "Sheet Bend" or a "Tautline Hitch" and what about our friends the "Clove Hitch" or "Figure-Eight"
    Just here for ribbing, the engagement and hopes that this will have a follow-up it two. It's outstanding AF to have a clear and concise resource to point someone to.

  • @patrickwalsh4398
    @patrickwalsh4398 Год назад +1

    I appreciate that you used cords big enough for us laymen to see and understand

  • @wandaholland3694
    @wandaholland3694 Год назад +3

    Thank you so much Shawn knowing how to do the knots is one my biggest problems learning and by using this video to practice will surely help alot 😊

  • @SebastianSynn18252
    @SebastianSynn18252 Год назад +1

    I've never been good at knots. Going to save to my Playlist so I can watch over and over.

  • @evanf1443
    @evanf1443 Год назад +4

    I’ve always found the sheet bend easier to remember than the square knot. I always get the second portion of the square knot backwards. Good video as always. Also, the marlinspike hitch is great to learn because it can easily be transitioned into a bowline or jam knot. I think weavers of eternity has a video on it IIRC

  • @garyh525
    @garyh525 Год назад +2

    One of the best knot videos on YT!!

  • @johnjentzer1863
    @johnjentzer1863 Год назад +3

    Wonderful video. Keep these instructional videos coming!

  • @alfredsutton4412
    @alfredsutton4412 Год назад +2

    You are a great teacher, Sir. Thank you for teaching us the skills we need.

  • @bassinup5184
    @bassinup5184 Год назад +3

    If it ain’t rainin, we ain’t trainin! Love the handled log pulling rope !

  • @friendofentropy
    @friendofentropy Год назад +2

    Thank you for the very practical short...6 1/2 minutes of pure, no messin' about, highest-value content. I'm sure Reddit still says that you kick puppies and complains that you didn't plant and harvest the polyester and braid the rope yourself. I'm starting to think they don't know what they are talking about and that it's possible the internet is just full of haters. 😉 The food shorts are all party, and this short was all serious business. I hate trying to come up with silly comments, but hopefully taking time to post these helps the channel engagement.

  • @Geekami37
    @Geekami37 Год назад +4

    Love your stuff and thanks for the refresher with this useful skills video. Hope it gets the hits you need to keep this up. I want to see you thrive!

  • @wolfeyessouls7965
    @wolfeyessouls7965 Год назад +2

    My favorite video ❤ Dyslexic is no joke for me with knots. For year i couldn't tie a bowline for the life of me, til your video. Nothing about foxes chasing rabbits around a tree, loool but straight forward this is how it works. Thank you. I can tie a bowline now, finally...❣❤🐺❤

  • @jpol3808
    @jpol3808 Год назад +3

    You made that look so easy! I was one of those guys who usually ended up inventing some new form of a combination of knots, whenever I tried to tie one and sadly they usually all failed! I hope you do a review from time to time so we all can memorize them and throw in some new ones along the way! Thank you! Take care! You sir, are an asset, to the survival community!

  • @dionbritten5777
    @dionbritten5777 Год назад +2

    You gotta love a good set of knots. Corporals corner always inspiring and sharing knowledge. Much respect from the UK . Enjoy every day as it comes.🙌🏻 brilliant video all the time.

  • @MrTim7
    @MrTim7 Год назад +3

    Thank you for sharing this, I been meaning to find your older video on knot tying. Blessings

  • @pamelalandon2423
    @pamelalandon2423 Год назад +2

    A few of these I knew from Macrome in the 80's. Mom and I used them to make hanging basket holders. You just used a different name than I knew. Others I need to learn. I saved this to my watch list. I can watch it again until I learn them all.

  • @Ban_Helmers
    @Ban_Helmers Год назад +3

    Thanks Corporal. You are a treasure💗

  • @EddieOakes
    @EddieOakes Год назад +2

    Thank you Corporal Kelly! I still have the hardest time with knots! You lay it out and simplify better than anyone I know. Great video!

  • @dadd1069
    @dadd1069 Год назад +3

    Respect my brother shawn... nice and simple to follow instructional vid!... love to tie that room together ..now that I have learned the way of the knot! ..another fine vid my brother..remember if it ain't raining you ain't training! OAF!☝🏻💚✌🏻❤👊🏻💪🏻

  • @kristenvincent3622
    @kristenvincent3622 Год назад +2

    This is exactly the sort of short I think you should be doing! Simple clear concise and USEFUL… of course I’m like 8 hrs late to the party (I was choring outside when this dropped, sigh)

  • @georgegutierrez7115
    @georgegutierrez7115 Год назад +3

    Great video. Right to the training in a concise manner! Love it!

  • @williamlaxton6345
    @williamlaxton6345 Год назад +2

    An excellent review of basic yet very important knots!
    Well done Kelly! Cheers.

  • @miguelcornejo8679
    @miguelcornejo8679 Год назад +3

    I finally got a notification 🔔 😊
    But I’m not sure why so late.

    • @recall5811
      @recall5811  Год назад

      called throttling to keep videos out of the feed so only contracted youtubers are seen

    • @Nippyou812
      @Nippyou812 Год назад

      Me , also got mine today. 030923

  • @barrys2764
    @barrys2764 Год назад +2

    These kind of bush craft videos is why i subscribed to you channel. I much prefer this to fixing up a pan

    • @recall5811
      @recall5811  Год назад

      enjoy it will be the last, and overnights will continue

    • @barrys2764
      @barrys2764 Год назад

      @@recall5811 even as a short mid week?

  • @rustyshackleford8845
    @rustyshackleford8845 Год назад +3

    Appreciate the information sir. Knot skills are under taught, under utilized and extremely helpful. Appreciate the extra effort man🤙

  • @davidcarroll8735
    @davidcarroll8735 Год назад +1

    The quality camera, up close focus, and intentional quiet during the demonstration makes this the easiest video to slow down and watch and do!

  • @Bubba4168
    @Bubba4168 Год назад +1

    Thank you sir! Knowing the right knot for the occasion can make life so much easier.

  • @jaysweeney2032
    @jaysweeney2032 Год назад +3

    Thank you Corporal Kelly, Great Video! I been waiting for this one.

  • @devildogcrewchief3335
    @devildogcrewchief3335 Год назад +1

    I don't comment much on your videos and I regret my tone on my last post on your last video but watching you explain and demonstrate these knots is the Corporal I remember and like very much to watch. Great content, I have learned more from you than anyone else ever.

  • @ArtofHOPE_Podcast
    @ArtofHOPE_Podcast Год назад +3

    Thank you for your time to make each and every single video, you have taught me so much and I’m still learning every single day.

  • @CarlCampbell
    @CarlCampbell Год назад +2

    How did you know my knot skills needed improving? Stay out of my head! No but seriously, love this.

  • @robertgayoso6931
    @robertgayoso6931 Год назад +3

    Hey cap commenting on my pops RUclips my father was a huge fan and wanted to come and take ur courses unfortunately my father has passed away you were his favorite and thought u should know.

  • @jeffreyburnes7999
    @jeffreyburnes7999 Год назад +2

    I really enjoy these tutorials. I look forward to them, as well as your Sunday overnights.

  • @czmg22
    @czmg22 Год назад +2

    Always useful to know your knots. Thanks for the review!

  • @rhondakthomas9717
    @rhondakthomas9717 Год назад +1

    I love hearing the rain…thank you for teaching the knots…😊

  • @robertfollett6084
    @robertfollett6084 Год назад +2

    It's great to see you teaching basic knots in every day language that is useful and understanding for the beginner to camping 🏕

  • @marcblack1
    @marcblack1 Год назад +3

    Thank you, all information id greatly welcomed

  • @frjohnmccuen8606
    @frjohnmccuen8606 Год назад +1

    When it comes to tying knots, I am all thumbs. Your videos, including this one, are helpful to overcoming this difficulty. Thank you!

  • @fernandoalvarez9735
    @fernandoalvarez9735 Год назад +3

    Thanks corporal. I'm saving this vid to reference.

  • @ABD4VIDS
    @ABD4VIDS Год назад +2

    Excellent!! Love knot instructions!! Now you need to put out a knot tying book!! you could expand your audience!! "Corporals Corner Book on Knots, for camping, bushcrafting and the bedroom."

  • @jonathanz4987
    @jonathanz4987 Год назад +3

    Such a useful video! Thanks Corporal!

  • @philwilliams7153
    @philwilliams7153 Год назад +2

    Thank you advice to first timers watch these with rope in hand repeat the knots til you can just do in your sleep. It ll only help in life thanks again corporal

  • @wesleyclark5441
    @wesleyclark5441 Год назад +3

    Heh heh, "Wrap their mind around" very punny sir! lol Seriously though, thanks for this video, I enjoy all of your content.

  • @Sean4Help
    @Sean4Help Год назад +1

    You gave me some really great nostalgia with this one. If it ain't raining, we ain't training. I learned some knots when I was a kid with my dad in 1980 when we lived in Missouri out by Lock and Dam No. 25. It was raining the typical light rain for the area - cats and dogs - and we were sitting inside watching it come down. My dad get some rope and decided to teach me knots he learned in Boy Scouts to get his Eagle. Great times. Thank you for this one. Put me in a place I loved.

  • @hiltonfritsch3939
    @hiltonfritsch3939 Год назад +2

    Always a great reminder. Thanks Shawn.

  • @Vahn-xc1gc
    @Vahn-xc1gc Год назад +2

    Finally! A new video knowledge of knot and hitch instead of old.
    Please review the new video improvise Trucker Hitch if possible.

  • @marcschultz5869
    @marcschultz5869 Год назад +3

    Outstanding video