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3 Life Saving Knots Every Wilderness Explorer NEEDS To Know

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  • Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
  • Welcome to our survival skills series! In today's video, we're diving into three essential knots that could save your life in an emergency situation: the Clove Hitch, Taut Line, and Bowline.
    🌟 Clove Hitch: This versatile knot is perfect for securing a rope to a post or tree. Whether you're setting up a shelter or need a quick tie-down, the Clove Hitch is your go-to knot.
    🌟 Taut Line: Need an adjustable knot that stays tight under tension? The Taut Line is ideal for securing loads and tensioning tent lines. Learn how to master this knot for added security in your outdoor adventures.
    🌟 Bowline: Known as the "rescue knot," the Bowline creates a fixed loop that won't slip or jam. Perfect for rescue situations, securing gear, or creating a reliable anchor point.
    Join us as we break down each knot step-by-step, showing you how to tie them and explaining why they're crucial for any survival kit. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more survival tips and tricks!
    #SurvivalSkills #KnotTying #OutdoorSafety #CloveHitch #TautLine #Bowline #EmergencyPreparedness #CampingHacks
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 4

  • @jakewalker1871
    @jakewalker1871 Місяць тому

    Needed this for camping last weekend

  • @Avabro1
    @Avabro1 Місяць тому +1

    Good info

  • @jakewalker1871
    @jakewalker1871 Місяць тому

    Loving the new content howtoknots! Suggestion for intro, instead of having all that text roll through maybe voiceover with some b roll to make it more visual and open it up more exciting

  • @mydoggylives
    @mydoggylives 11 днів тому

    Just a heads up... the knot you tied for #3 wasn't the Clove Hitch.... that was the Constrictor Knot. It holds very tightly and, depending on how much force is applied, usually has to be cut off because it cannot be untied. The Clove Hitch does not go "over the main line and underneath the X". To finish off the Clove Hitch you would just take your working end of the rope back over the pole and underneath the top line of the X (but parallel to the bottom of the X). Both ends (working end and standing end) should come out from the center of the X on opposite sides when complete. The Clove Hitch will hold under tension yet is easy to untie when slack is introduced. Other than that, great job! 👍👍