10 Knots for Bushcraft & Camping - How To Tie Knots SHED SUNDAY EP. 3
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Date: 2019-09-10
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John Lord
Think about my John-knot I. Instead of Prussik or Klemheist knot, use loop knot on a ridgeline. Hold loop behind ridgeline. With other hand, grab bottom of loop, pull forward and toss over the right side of the held loop. Grab bottom of loop again, pull forward and toss over the right side of the held loop. Grab bottom of loop and put through the held loop, dress up, and tighten. Makes an easier (less movements) that Prussic or Klemheist, makes 8 X cinch knots on the ridgeline. If you really want a King Kong grabbing knit, then put the knot under both the right and left crossovers, then through the held loop, makes 16 cinches. John-knot II is a variant of the John-knot I. Need a loop knot with 2 or 3 on a tree limb, for multiple direction holding. Tie knot as above, and then pull the inner line of the left loop (from the left wrap, and inner line of the right loop (from the right wrap, and tighten down. Then you can hang hammock from one loop, and use 1-2 other knots for hanging cooking pot or ruck, or. from the other loops. Use the same 2-3 loops for multiple hammock hangs, coming off the common tree limb. Easy to make a toggle for these loops. Same 2-3 loop knot, wrapped over a rolled tarp, bedding, etc, . other 2 ends can wrap over the ends, keeping everything intact, with a single toggle connecting them all together. 3-4 movements. Easy up, easy off. Pull loop out of last loop, snap the knot and pull away.
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Think about my John-knot I. Instead of Prussik or Klemheist knot, use loop knot on a ridgeline. Hold loop behind ridgeline. With other hand, grab bottom of loop, pull forward and toss over the right side of the held loop. Grab bottom of loop again, pull forward and toss over the right side of the held loop. Grab bottom of loop and put through the held loop, dress up, and tighten. Makes an easier (less movements) that Prussic or Klemheist, makes 8 X cinch knots on the ridgeline. If you really want a King Kong grabbing knit, then put the knot under both the right and left crossovers, then through the held loop, makes 16 cinches. John-knot II is a variant of the John-knot I. Need a loop knot with 2 or 3 on a tree limb, for multiple direction holding. Tie knot as above, and then pull the inner line of the left loop (from the left wrap, and inner line of the right loop (from the right wrap, and tighten down. Then you can hang hammock from one loop, and use 1-2 other knots for hanging cooking pot or ruck, or. from the other loops. Use the same 2-3 loops for multiple hammock hangs, coming off the common tree limb. Easy to make a toggle for these loops. Same 2-3 loop knot, wrapped over a rolled tarp, bedding, etc, . other 2 ends can wrap over the ends, keeping everything intact, with a single toggle connecting them all together. 3-4 movements. Easy up, easy off. Pull loop out of last loop, snap the knot and pull away.
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Ever Changing Me
Nice job Great info. Enjoyed this immensely. As far as putting Live videos out there, just my two cents but I find watching Live videos distracting and annoying. The acknowledging and commenting to viewers really takes away from the topics at hand with all the interruptions, not to mention generally end up running way too long with a lot of rambling. Like I said just my two cents. If I see something is Live I won't even attempt watching them any longer (during or afterwards) and move on to something that isn't. Hope you have awesome outdoor fun Good luck to you in making this a way of life. seems your well on your way Enjoy
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Nice job Great info. Enjoyed this immensely. As far as putting Live videos out there, just my two cents but I find watching Live videos distracting and annoying. The acknowledging and commenting to viewers really takes away from the topics at hand with all the interruptions, not to mention generally end up running way too long with a lot of rambling. Like I said just my two cents. If I see something is Live I won't even attempt watching them any longer (during or afterwards) and move on to something that isn't. Hope you have awesome outdoor fun Good luck to you in making this a way of life. seems your well on your way Enjoy
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Stephen Miller
Fist of all i love shed sundays and your chanels. thanks to ta fishing i did fishing for the first time (beach fishing) and down to you and your dads advise i caught my first fish it was a sea bass and a place. And yes i took them home and cooked them up. How do you find a place where I can wiled camp? I live in a big town. How did you find your location and how did u track down the owner to get permission. Not shore where and how to start would be good to know Thanks. Keep up the good work
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Fist of all i love shed sundays and your chanels. thanks to ta fishing i did fishing for the first time (beach fishing) and down to you and your dads advise i caught my first fish it was a sea bass and a place. And yes i took them home and cooked them up. How do you find a place where I can wiled camp? I live in a big town. How did you find your location and how did u track down the owner to get permission. Not shore where and how to start would be good to know Thanks. Keep up the good work
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HazardousGamingSkillz
Did not realize this was a new video, um Ta Outdoors i had a question, what camera do you use. I ask this because i don't really ever see any kids/teens making bushcraft videos, i'm 13 and i love to do bushcraft i have a katana boy shipping in and i also have 2 axes, but thats beside the point that no one my age makes videos so i would like to get into doing so, if you would be so kind to tell me what camera you use to make your videos. Thank you BushKid
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Did not realize this was a new video, um Ta Outdoors i had a question, what camera do you use. I ask this because i don't really ever see any kids/teens making bushcraft videos, i'm 13 and i love to do bushcraft i have a katana boy shipping in and i also have 2 axes, but thats beside the point that no one my age makes videos so i would like to get into doing so, if you would be so kind to tell me what camera you use to make your videos. Thank you BushKid
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axelbrode
Really enjoyed the Knot tying episode. I will be re-watching until I have most of them down. That is the type of content that I really enjoy. Bush craft tools and knife reviews. I realize that you have done some of those reviews already, but as you acquire new items related to Bush Craft please incorporate them into Shed Sunday episodes. Once again, Great Job from Florida, USA.
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Really enjoyed the Knot tying episode. I will be re-watching until I have most of them down. That is the type of content that I really enjoy. Bush craft tools and knife reviews. I realize that you have done some of those reviews already, but as you acquire new items related to Bush Craft please incorporate them into Shed Sunday episodes. Once again, Great Job from Florida, USA.
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Alexander Weaver
Thank you for your incredible teaching methods I absolutely suck at tying knots and I watched five other videos on the subject. I was more confused than ever Watching the other instructors was like watching magicians do slight of hand tricks. Your method is refreshing. Now I can actually tie a couple useful knots. just have to practice the other ones. Great videos, Mike
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Thank you for your incredible teaching methods I absolutely suck at tying knots and I watched five other videos on the subject. I was more confused than ever Watching the other instructors was like watching magicians do slight of hand tricks. Your method is refreshing. Now I can actually tie a couple useful knots. just have to practice the other ones. Great videos, Mike
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Todd Millar
Mike, I need to catch up haven't u tubed for a while. I really enjoyed the beer reviews while you were camping but in the shed is fine. As its winter here in Australia I tend to drink dark ales when it's cold and the British do the best dark ales, I would appreciate some dark ale reviews. I must catch up on the camp updates they're my favourite TA Outdoors episodes
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Mike, I need to catch up haven't u tubed for a while. I really enjoyed the beer reviews while you were camping but in the shed is fine. As its winter here in Australia I tend to drink dark ales when it's cold and the British do the best dark ales, I would appreciate some dark ale reviews. I must catch up on the camp updates they're my favourite TA Outdoors episodes
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John Lord
TA do you have a Windows/PC operations machine? Prepper University here (external 2 TB hard drive) would be a great across-the-pond transfer of information, 2000+ ebooks all topics for bringing back a post-SHTF Stone Age society back up to Iron Age, blacksmithing, 1920s era technology, . Any topic you can ask about, its in here. Interested?
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TA do you have a Windows/PC operations machine? Prepper University here (external 2 TB hard drive) would be a great across-the-pond transfer of information, 2000+ ebooks all topics for bringing back a post-SHTF Stone Age society back up to Iron Age, blacksmithing, 1920s era technology, . Any topic you can ask about, its in here. Interested?
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jennifer barfield
This is the second video of yours that I've watched so far and I just wanted to tell you that I really enjoy them so far. I plan on going through all of them that pertain to what I'm looking for. Not sure if you still post vidoes or check your comments, I hope you do. You're very clear and thorough in your tutorials. Thank you
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This is the second video of yours that I've watched so far and I just wanted to tell you that I really enjoy them so far. I plan on going through all of them that pertain to what I'm looking for. Not sure if you still post vidoes or check your comments, I hope you do. You're very clear and thorough in your tutorials. Thank you
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rocktroll2002
not everyone is an expert in bushcraft, my son enjoys your videos because you show very clearly what you are explaining. I have to say a weekly show even a bonus show is something to look forward to. as a suggestion since this was knots, are what knots do you use while fishing? thanks for what you do
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not everyone is an expert in bushcraft, my son enjoys your videos because you show very clearly what you are explaining. I have to say a weekly show even a bonus show is something to look forward to. as a suggestion since this was knots, are what knots do you use while fishing? thanks for what you do
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