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Awesome! I prefer the Ashley Stopper Knot because it's so quick and easy and is a bit bulkier than the diamond. Dressing the Diamond Knot is also time consuming. I use the Ashley for my soft shackles too. You can even tie them inline like a daisy chain. 😎👍🏼

This is a great system, the door latch hooks are really cheap yet effective!

How many paracord do you use for your tarp like this ? 5??

PURE GENIUS

this is genius! i need this! thx man!

How long are the guy line??? 13ft or 15ft...

Great ideas, and a great video. Thank you.

uncoiling paracord without it tying itself into knots hitherto unheard of by man? SORCERY!!!!

Very good video, great info and presentation. Stay with it, you’re getting better with each video. Subscribers will grow. 👍

Awesome! Thank-you for sharing your system with us. I am going to make a similar system. Again, thank-you.

Just found your site. Excellent,easy approach. Subscribed.

I like you take of a quick ridge line. In away it's a step-up from your typical ridge-line since you do away with the trucker's hitch. I do wished you had shown how you attached the metal hook to your bolin knot. I also liked how you used your metal hook and a pressic knot for your guy lines. Again, I wished you had shown how you attached your metal tent stake to your guy line. A very nice approach for setting up a shelter. Will have to start cataloguing these different ways in creating these ridge-lines and guy-lines. (This the 4th different version in setting up a ridge-line and a guy-line.) Thanks for sharing your technique. Kalvin N from Eastern Canada

Good presentation, smart but simple and quick. I like the way you think. Subscribed

I like how there are sooo many ways doing a ridgeline and guide lines, I´m using carabiners on my ridgeline instead of hooks. I did however follow you directions on the guide lines, I really liked the way of using prusik loops and it makes it so easy for adjustments

гениальной! респект!

Great demonstration absolutely love the set up. Thank you for sharing! I’m going to start making some up myself.

I really like the guy line idea. You can adjust the tension from underneath the tarp in bad weather. One modification I did for hammock camping was to attach the line to the first tree with the hook attached to another prussik loop and hook it into a bowline tied at the end of the rope. That way, I can run my tree straps through the opening like I do on the "trucker's hitch" side. Subscribed!!

Less than half-way in and I’ve subbed. Good stuff.

Good video.

Ótima dica! Show!

I like the hook idea 🤠

Hell yeah bushcrafter that smokes I'm a subscriber.. 😂

i suggest for the 1st tree : just a loop at the end of the main line and the hook on a prusik loop, that will connect to the loop that goes around the tree

on 0:16 you say you start with the guy line but actualy you start with the ridge line!

Excellent work my friend, I watch Dave's videos as well, glad you were able to improve this Ridgeline

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Dude that’s genius

That should work but others wrap the tarp in a figure 8 around the stick. And I’ve seen others use a marlinspike hitch. Not sure if that’s easy to undo. I haven’t abused my poncho or basha as hammocks yet. But I’m planning to… someday.

Now that’s amazing. Third advantage: You don’t need to find toggles. I’m gonna upgrade my prusik loops. Thanks!

Pretty cool system. I’ve been trying to stay away from systems with fixed toggles/carabiners/hooks though. Kusk bushcraft explains a nice way to tie the ridgeline and guy lines using a single knot (it’s slipped overhand around the standing line). Then on the stake side I just use a marlinspike hitch. That knot is faster than you can see, AND it removes dirt from the peg after pulling them out (provided they’re round). It’s not exactly adjustable, just place the stake where you need it. If I need adjustability, there’s always the taut line hitch. Great video btw!

This is pretty awesome I did the same kind of idea but I put toggles on the end a longer pressic loop, at the end of the loop a toggle. The same way you did by making a bite then passing the toggle back through the loop to hold my tarp in place or the end of my line.

at 5:08: if you use a bight instead of the end of the line you can avoid the unwanted knot when tou finish the deploy.

Where in SA can I get this kind af tarps,, I can only find thick and heavy ones, Thanks,

That right up close to GENIUS! Love it! Thanks.

Great video and some really good tips and tricks. The one thing I would do differently is to suspend my Tarp under the ridge line with mini carabiners so that the tarp doesn't come into contact with the ridge line. The movement of the tarp when draped over the line will eventually cause wear on the tarp that we can do without.

Best yet! Thank you brother.

How long are the guy lines? Please and thanks

Great idea! Pretty slick how this works :)

hooks are stainless steel or plain iron?

You are starting with... RIDGE LINE!!

I’d attach tiny rockets to the ends of my ridge & guy lines, so you can point & fire like spider-bushcraft-man. But seriously your system & presentation are top notch. All the little questions that popped in my head, you covered with clear, detailed closeups and explanations. Quality work 🤘🏻👍🏻

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I would have kept strands over the diamond knot for a quick release pull tab

You can easily make your own hooks with a wire bender, which is also easily made with a piece of wood and some metal pins, pieces of dowel rod or nails with the heads cut off. It is cheaper to buy a small.length of wire or just use old wire coat hangers

Nice job. Building that one. Cheers. Do you have a link for the hooks you used?

Good thinking. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying

i sugget an overhand stopper knot at the edge of the line

keep a tiny loop at the tip of the stopper knot. when you poke the stopped through the other knot, leave the loop behind, that way you can just pull the loop to undo the jungle knot.

10/10! Different setup, interesting and innovative. I’ll use the hooks and setup with the stake attached to my optional guylines. The ones I keep on the tarp permanently I have installed a bit of elastic cord on the tarp to keep tension as it gets wet and expands slightly, and then plastic tensioners on those thst I can adjust just as easily as the Prussik knots. (But they probably wear out the guyline faster because they depend on a single line being bent and held through friction). For the ridgeline I use jungle knots instead of the hooks - as show by Frank Bush in his “Ultimate ridgeline system”. they work like rope shackles. I’ll keep this cuz I have already ordered the cordage to do so, It’ll end up lighter (probably) and I can fold the ridgeline in the tarp without worrying about it being punctured. A continuous ridgeline is better cuz you can use it to hang stuff under the tarp, and it’s an extra safety between you and a widow maker. Thank you so much for the great video. Super informative and concise. Love it

Can you put a link to the hooks in the discription?