I know this is an old video, but it might be easier for everyone to understand if you wrote subtitles rather than doing a voice over, or included subtitles along with your voiceover. The video shows clear instructions either way. Thanks!
Hey bud... There is a much easier & quicker way to tie this knot. Pass a bight up through your buckle or ring and pull it downward, giving it one twist, while doing so. Now pull both working & standing ends up through the loop & cinch tight. Done. It's literally two movements & you're done.
There is a fourth, even faster way to tie the bull hitch. Pass a bite through the slot on the clasp. Pass the clasp through the bight to form a cow hitch. Take the same bight, twist it 1/2 turn and pass the clasp through again. Dress your bull hitch as shown in the video.
double figure 8 hitch uses loops also.. insanely strong.. good to clamp the end of a split stick such as to close the top of an improvised hatchet handle
I am very interested in this knot, but on the 3rd method of tying, at 3:36, you have your hand covering the cord right at the crucial moment, and for the life of me I can’t figure out what you did.
I did finally figure it out, after many tries. Would’ve saved me a lot of time if he hadn’t put his hand in the way at a crucial moment. I do like this knot, and now use it often. I am amazed at how similar and easy tying the Spanish bowline turns out to be. That knot has always been a puzzle to me. Now it too is so simple, though I have yet to find a practical application for it in my world.
NO antoeknee, you do not hate knots! This turns out to be very simple, once you remember the steps. I’ll describe thus: Draw up your rope to a bend at the top, with your two sides hanging down. Bring the top of the rope forward and down, creating two equal loops. Keeping the rope flat, (assuming you’re doing this on a flat surface), bring the left loop under and through the right loop, and pull the resulting two loops apart. Now putting your two thumbs under the bottom of each loop, lift and flip the loops. Now lift the outside of each loop up, while pushing the center strands down, bringing the two loops together around one thumb. Voila! The Bull hitch. Why do we love making knots? With a better understanding of what knot to use in a particular situation, we can do so many things. I have had several bulky items lying around my garage floor that were taking up too much space. One of which is an oak and tile kitchen countertop I salvaged from my brother’s kitchen remodel - about 9’ long and weighing ≈ 100 lbs. To raise it up into the rafters, by myself, was a challenge, but I accomplished it using a single pulley and a Prussik loop or two. (Would have been quite a bit easier had I used two pulleys, but you get the idea). This bull hitch is extremely reliable, as long as you maintain tension on it. While a bowline is one of the simplest loop knots to tie, I actually prefer either a perfection loop or a Kalmyk loop, depending on how permanent I want that loop to be.
Hi! The trick is in tying the correct Reef knot. Also look into the Surgeon's knot for an advanced version. In general, many of us, me included never learned the proper way of tying the Reef knot when young. It is easy to tie it wrong, resulting in a weak knot that does not tighten more when under stress, instead it comes undone. So- Reef knot!
Hi, Mark!! I love your videos and am so thankful you’re willing to share your knowledge with everyone unlike a lot of other people in the paracording community. Is there any way I can send you a picture of a knot/weave to ask your help in how to recreate it please? I’d be very grateful for your help...I’m sure you’ll be able to recognize it immediately. Thank you for any help and for your great videos!
If you want a Bowline-on-a-Bight whose individual loops don't slip, incorporate a Bull Hitch into it (the "rabbit" part). Just put a twist in the bight before going over the loops and tightening. Y'all can thank me later!
Perfect speed and clarity, I can't tell you how many channels leave you fuming at the speed or lack of clarity. Top shelf, thanks!
Love this knot! It's so symmetrical & secure! So I learned a Lark's head is just a girth hitch or ring hitch. Cool.
You can never have too much knowledge of tying knots.
This video is true information.
Great lesson. I like your step by step method in a slow and easy way!
"Excellent" tutorial 💯
I know this is an old video, but it might be easier for everyone to understand if you wrote subtitles rather than doing a voice over, or included subtitles along with your voiceover. The video shows clear instructions either way. Thanks!
He shows 5 different ways. Why so many dislikes? Are there more? I dont get it. Great video!
This is the best knot tying tutorial I've ever seen
Good video - very easy to follow. thanks.
Awesome knot!
Добрый день. Благодарю вас за интересное видео! Желаю вам удачи!
Hey bud... There is a much easier & quicker way to tie this knot. Pass a bight up through your buckle or ring and pull it downward, giving it one twist, while doing so. Now pull both working & standing ends up through the loop & cinch tight. Done. It's literally two movements & you're done.
Thanks so much for sharing....learning so much from your videos.....keep inspiring
Nice knot, and good tutorial.
Very cool! Thank you for another outstanding lesson....
You the man brudda, love your channel!
Brilliant Videos! Thanks!
Paracord is the best
There is a fourth, even faster way to tie the bull hitch.
Pass a bite through the slot on the clasp.
Pass the clasp through the bight to form a cow hitch.
Take the same bight, twist it 1/2 turn and pass the clasp through again.
Dress your bull hitch as shown in the video.
no. 1 and no. 3 are perfect for me
Thank you for showing.very good idea.
double figure 8 hitch uses loops also.. insanely strong.. good to clamp the end of a split stick such as to close the top of an improvised hatchet handle
Such a pleasant British accent
Looks nice when tied with a flat shoestring also.
Bonjour et merci ! Love these little easy fast décorative knots!
I am very interested in this knot, but on the 3rd method of tying, at 3:36, you have your hand covering the cord right at the crucial moment, and for the life of me I can’t figure out what you did.
Ponchoman07 he just takes the bottom half of the big loop and swings it right around the back in a horizontal arc and then it crosses at the front
its a mystery!
I did finally figure it out, after many tries. Would’ve saved me a lot of time if he hadn’t put his hand in the way at a crucial moment. I do like this knot, and now use it often. I am amazed at how similar and easy tying the Spanish bowline turns out to be. That knot has always been a puzzle to me. Now it too is so simple, though I have yet to find a practical application for it in my world.
still can't figure it out ... i hate knots lol
NO antoeknee, you do not hate knots! This turns out to be very simple, once you remember the steps. I’ll describe thus:
Draw up your rope to a bend at the top, with your two sides hanging down. Bring the top of the rope forward and down, creating two equal loops. Keeping the rope flat, (assuming you’re doing this on a flat surface), bring the left loop under and through the right loop, and pull the resulting two loops apart. Now putting your two thumbs under the bottom of each loop, lift and flip the loops. Now lift the outside of each loop up, while pushing the center strands down, bringing the two loops together around one thumb. Voila! The Bull hitch.
Why do we love making knots? With a better understanding of what knot to use in a particular situation, we can do so many things. I have had several bulky items lying around my garage floor that were taking up too much space. One of which is an oak and tile kitchen countertop I salvaged from my brother’s kitchen remodel - about 9’ long and weighing ≈ 100 lbs. To raise it up into the rafters, by myself, was a challenge, but I accomplished it using a single pulley and a Prussik loop or two. (Would have been quite a bit easier had I used two pulleys, but you get the idea). This bull hitch is extremely reliable, as long as you maintain tension on it. While a bowline is one of the simplest loop knots to tie, I actually prefer either a perfection loop or a Kalmyk loop, depending on how permanent I want that loop to be.
How easy is this knot to undo when it has been put under a load?
Спасибо, красиво получается, а главное понятно. Мне очень понравилось.
Tanks bro tutorial Bull hach i love your vidio tanks you
The video is complete Bull Hitch.
Could you show the Tarbuck hitch. It is an adjustable loop which will stay open when pulled. Great for adjustable guylines etc.
I was thinking about using this knot to make a bracelet. Might be neat.
Love it. What a man....
Great ! thx for making the video !
Dammit I needed this like 2 months ago 🤣
Went through my recommendations, played it cos i might need this knowledge in the future lol
Every one does that
Skewed Skewed o
Superb and thank you very much.
Cool. Very Cool. I will study with my son.
Hey man, do you know of a knot for shoe laces? I double knot my kids shoe lace, it still comes undone - God knows how!
Hi!
The trick is in tying the correct Reef knot. Also look into the Surgeon's knot for an advanced version.
In general, many of us, me included never learned the proper way of tying the Reef knot when young. It is easy to tie it wrong, resulting in a weak knot that does not tighten more when under stress, instead it comes undone. So- Reef knot!
@@Paracordguild Thank you kindly
Great instruction. Thank you
For safety that knot should not be considered a double looped knot, as only one loop around the anchor is taking the load.
Use a double figure eight for life safety
Thank you, I used method 2 and it took me 3 tries but I got lol. Excellent video
Thank you, that was helpful!
Hi, Mark!! I love your videos and am so thankful you’re willing to share your knowledge with everyone unlike a lot of other people in the paracording community.
Is there any way I can send you a picture of a knot/weave to ask your help in how to recreate it please? I’d be very grateful for your help...I’m sure you’ll be able to recognize it immediately. Thank you for any help and for your great videos!
Hi! Thank you for your kind comment!
You can most easily send images via the FB page:
facebook.com/ParacordGuild
Have a great day,
Mark
Beautiful and useful for connecting things
I learned that half hitch as a tenderfoot in the Boy Scouts. Sounds like he was never one.
Indeed I was not a boy scout. Still a useful knot.
Looks like at military school ... simple and effective.
Thank You Mark, awesome presentation!
Is that the hatch that covers the bull pen?
Merci pour la vidéo 😊
how about strength compare to scaffold hitch or barrel knot?
This knot is fourteen times stronger than those other $***** knots.
Nice knots
Thank you
Dracula likes his knots.....
Dmm Dmm543 LMAO!
@@clifforddang5947 its "Bella Lugosi's" character when you compare the accents.
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He should have used Hal's computer voice from Space Odessy...
Thank you it is helpful to me
Good knot...but what about the other end of rope?
Thanks. Got to start trying to Thai more different kinds of nots.
Teddy- V tie
Thank lots Sir.....
Cheers Mate!
Не проще двойной удавкой пользоваться?
Алексей Гришин,
а она разве красивей?
Thank you so much very helpful video
What kind of wire is this
Paracord 550.
thank you
1:08
Cool! A variant cow hitch dressed into an X.
Excellent
Great.
Thank you Sir! Viel Dank!
Nice!
Хороший узел.
Thank you!
Thanks Horst hansel aryutinav.
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If you're going to do a tutorial on a knot, show the back side of the knot as well.
I like the firdist way myself
I showed my G/F this and ever since she tied me up, I haven't seen her. ( it's been 2 weeks ,don't ask how I am typing ! lol jelly much )
Nice!!!
Un millón de like"s
С обратной стороны покажи...
😊😁😊
Thanks much Mark! Ou Raw!
Other than decorative, Why?
It is used because it is less prone to slipping than the lark's head knot.
@@Paracordguild Thanks
Good job on the alternate ways of tying.
Paracord guild... Wouldn’t a prusik suffice? The prusik is still easily adjustable.
Хто с Руси лайк ))
Gracias maestro
good
If you want a Bowline-on-a-Bight whose individual loops don't slip, incorporate a Bull Hitch into it (the "rabbit" part). Just put a twist in the bight before going over the loops and tightening. Y'all can thank me later!
ANYONE can invent a new knot, anytime!
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👍🏻 Bien .
Говорит как наш Мутко)
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Thts cool, theres cow hitcj then theres the male version thts more secure, bull hitch
Спасибо!
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Dangeros helo muy prent
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Ki legal
mark is full of bull
Вот шайтан!!! Кто знает на каком языке он говорит?
Много говорит. Просто показывай, а на уши приседай своей бабе.
Это Мутко английский учит)))
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