Quick-Release Bowline Knot .2

This video is a re-shoot of the original video showing how to tie a Quick-Release Bowline Knot. The actual knot tying portion was re-shot for a better view. It should be noted that although the Quick-Release is handy for use around a camp for various purposes, it should not be used or climbing or any type of life-support.

[@MiguelOliveiraColinaApiarios]

Thank you Sir for sharing your Wisdom! Great quick release method. Cheers

[@WayPointSurvival]

Absolutely excellent demonstration. I have not seen that before. Thank you and I will definitely be adding this to my tool box!

[@bmzaron713]

Thank you so much for all the videos you've shared

[@a.castillo6624]

I'm a Scoutmaster for a local Troop. Great little twist of the knot to show the scouts. Thank you.

[@williamwingfield9198]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@Macovic]

Your transferred knowledge lives forever. Thank you

[@khizarqureshi8840]

Hello sir where are you?

[@georgeshaw8276]

Thanks John, fantastic demonstration of the bowline knot. I use a quick release on most of my anchoring knots already however have never done so with the bowline as I don't normally use it for a tie out situation like the ridgeline. I normally use two half hitches for that as I learned that way in Boy Scouts umpteen years ago :). I really like the idea of using the bowline for it now. Thanks! I would not recommend using the quick release version on a line I was using to ascend or descend with though,. that would probably be dangerous if for some reason the rabbits head got caught on something.

[@massoutdoortramper2744]

Thanks John, great knot to put in the toolbox of knowledge lol 👍🏼

[@ScottBFree]

I came up with this independently awhile back, I figured someone else had to have thought of if before me, now I know. 👍

[@mnastreeservice]

Great video !
That's a nice little curl back on the tail end.
I have my own professional Tree service company and I always teach my green horns to NEVER tie knots in ropes it is always about the half hitches. If you have any kind of weight put on a knot, you are going to be cut your rope apart. That's a nice little back door on the bowline.
👍👍

[@Benighted.1]

Fantastic: so clever and useful. Thank you very much for sharing it with us 👍🏼

[@romac9516]

Brilliant - I like instruction from folks with some life experience. The rabbit and tree is useful for remembering too. Thanks!

[@DKJHamp]

Fantastic video. These things need to be taught and passed on. Thank you!

[@b.p.aigledesbois5853]

Yes! Yes! Yes! Outstanding! Simple but yet.... Hello! Why didn't I think of that! LOL!! Thank you for all you do for the communities of out of doors.

[@alvindueck2104]

Interesting. Never thought of this. Thanks.

[@DJ-uk5mm]

What happened to you. Just discovered your channel but you re no longer posting..? Great tutorial btw😊

[@westvirginiasurvival]

Great tip! Thanks

[@4rt3m1sX]

Love it! Going to try it out when we go wild camping next

[@willybumbum6682]

Thank you Sir

[@arqamabdulla]

Nice

[@KinBDutMean]

Damn this is helpful in mooring operations. Thanks Sir!

[@bongdudugenio9947]

Thanks, when is the next video for “folding camp grill” interested how and why is 3” high important.

[@kidbach]

Talk about deja Vu. Semper Fi.