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Jesse Marty Outdoor
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Knots and Hitches
Knots and Hitches
In todays video I want to show you three basic hitches that are going to help you on your next outdoor adventure.
I'm going to show you the clove hitch, wich I use for various things, for example to tie out my tarp. This knot is particularly useful where the length of the running end needs to be adjustable, since feeding in rope from either direction will loosen the knot to be tightened at a new position.
I use the clove hicth quit a bit in my video on tarp setups with no trees, check it out:
ua-cam.com/video/iM6fId2nCIs/v-deo.html
The second hicth I'm showing is a timber hitch. The timber hicth is a non-jamming knot and even after heavy pulling/lifting it can be untied very easily. I used this hitch in my DIY Tripod video:
ua-cam.com/video/inl0VrYMHHo/v-deo.html
The third and last hitch is the marlinspike hitch. The marlinespike hitch is a temporary knot used to attach a toggle or stick to a rope in order to form a handle. This allows more tension than could be produced comfortably by gripping the rope with the hands alone. It is useful when tightening knots and for other purposes in ropework.
And as a bonus I'm showing you the double fishermans knot. This knot lets you join two shorter pieces of paracord to form one. That can come in very handy if you don't have a long enough ridgeline for your tarp setup.
And if you don't want to rely on paracord at all for your setup, then head over to my previous video on a diamond shelter:
ua-cam.com/video/RWCE2oJHiFg/v-deo.html
So these are three basic hitches that are going to be very useful on your next bushcraft outing.
Don't forget to like this video and let me know what your preferd knot is.
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In todays video I want to show you three basic hitches that are going to help you on your next outdoor adventure.
I'm going to show you the clove hitch, wich I use for various things, for example to tie out my tarp. This knot is particularly useful where the length of the running end needs to be adjustable, since feeding in rope from either direction will loosen the knot to be tightened at a new position.
I use the clove hicth quit a bit in my video on tarp setups with no trees, check it out:
ua-cam.com/video/iM6fId2nCIs/v-deo.html
The second hicth I'm showing is a timber hitch. The timber hicth is a non-jamming knot and even after heavy pulling/lifting it can be untied very easily. I used this hitch in my DIY Tripod video:
ua-cam.com/video/inl0VrYMHHo/v-deo.html
The third and last hitch is the marlinspike hitch. The marlinespike hitch is a temporary knot used to attach a toggle or stick to a rope in order to form a handle. This allows more tension than could be produced comfortably by gripping the rope with the hands alone. It is useful when tightening knots and for other purposes in ropework.
And as a bonus I'm showing you the double fishermans knot. This knot lets you join two shorter pieces of paracord to form one. That can come in very handy if you don't have a long enough ridgeline for your tarp setup.
And if you don't want to rely on paracord at all for your setup, then head over to my previous video on a diamond shelter:
ua-cam.com/video/RWCE2oJHiFg/v-deo.html
So these are three basic hitches that are going to be very useful on your next bushcraft outing.
Don't forget to like this video and let me know what your preferd knot is.
Subscribe for more videos like this:
ua-cam.com/channels/uhiMBF5ylJ_xOpx4l49H3g.html?view_as=subscriber?sub_confirmation=1
Thanks for watching, I'll see you next time!
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Why didn't you just ram the pole into the ground rather than tie the pole to another attchament point (the tent peg) which you did ram into the ground ..? None sense isn't it?
on the tent setup I put the rear pole outside the middle rear of the tarp and use a paracord line from the loop on top of the tarp. this means you only have one pole inside the tarp and more room for groundsheet etc.
Beautiful place for a tarp shelter. Thanks.
No 3 works for me!
Thank you! Great video!
Informative and beneficial video
Thanks
How may poles did he put in the last one
I used two poles
@@jessemarty3474 ok thanks
@@jessemarty3474 and also can you use a bigger tarp for it
I was thinking you could bring two tarps and bring a foot to put under your treck pole so it doesn't puncture the bottom tarp. Steak-Out the top tarp, put the ground tarp in the put in center pole and boom!
Very easy to understand!
What size is the tarp?
On the 3rd one, are the tops of the poles in the same spot, or at two separate points?
@JesseMartyOutdoors hey man what kind of poles did you use in this video or what kind of poles do you suggest on using? I have never used a tarp system, but am looking to use the 2nd setup in the weeks to come.. thx
can i use that set up for bonfire?
to be honest, I never tried it over a bonfire. but i suppose if your tripod is big enough it could work. just make sure it doesn't burn 😉
@@jessemartyoutdoor6938 tnx for the info bro more videos to come ❤️👌
Very clear instructions and super helpful...thank you.
glad I could help
on your 3rd tarp -are you placing two walking sticks side by side. It appears you're using two sticks, right?
yes, I'm using two sticks. the one in the back is a little lower than the front one.
@@jessemartyoutdoor6938 thanks. great video, friend.
Very helpful info. Thanks for posting this.
Big thx for this video, it was just what I was looking. 👍✌️
nice setup,thank you
Thanks for this, Jesse, really useful.
Pup tent 1 end might be covered , a little, by another tiny tarp or hanging prayer shawl or rain jacket hood top on supporting trekking pole or stick. Lean-to or pup tent side toward wind/. rain. Blessings and Todah for peace and quiet & your time up there!
Really clear thank you. Helpful for a tarp newbie.
I really love that last one! Haven’t seen that before. I have the same tarp so I need to try it asap! Thanks for the great tips!
A simple informative video is all we need ( perfect ) thanks 👍.
Great video. Cheers & greetings from Bonnie Scotland... 🇬🇧👍🏼
Great set ups. Like the third one as you are protected from the weather 👍
Great set up with good wind protection. 👍
Thanks 👍
hey cooles ding dude
Danke, schau doch mal meine anderen Videos an, vielleicht findest du noch etwas hilfreiches 👍
@@jessemartyoutdoor6938 Danke für den hilfreichen Tipp!! Werde ich machen. 🥳
Really helpful. Thank you
Great setup tutorial. Very clear and easy to understand. Many thanks for sharing. Atb. Take care, Steve. 👍👍
Pointer- On the last setup, to avoid the center pole and allow you to place an optional ground cover, join your two poles in an A-frame configuration across the entrance and stake straight out from the opening. Gives you great unobstructed area then inside.
Thanks for the great tip
@@jessemartyoutdoor6938 Excellent tip.👍👍
Great tutorial, that's a really simple setup. I'm gonna try that one out in my next outdoor adventure.
This is a great setup and really simple. What bushcraft shelter do you guys prefer?
Hey, so let me know what set-up is your favorite and why? Thanks for watching.