How to Tie the Falconer's Knot - Tying a Knot with One Hand
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- Опубліковано 13 лип 2021
- How to Tie the Falconer's Knot - Tying a Knot with One Hand
The Falconer's Knot is not really the name of the resulting knot, but the way in which it is tied. The problem is that when a bird is sat on one hand, you really need a knot that can be tied just with the other hand. So this rather ingenious solution came about, when a noose knot that is slipped can be tied with one hand.
Just because it is called the Falconer's Knot, does not mean that it should only be used to tether a Falcon. There may be a time where you do need to tie a knot with one hand, so maybe it is worth taking a look at the Falconer's Knot.
Slipped Noose Knot that is quick tie and quick release. If you are worried about the knot being tripped accidentally, you can pass the working end back down the final bight, to prevent it from tripping.
Johnny Debt
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I love this stuff. All the uses, and lore of these knots. I have always had a fascination with cordage, knots, and knot tying, and was overjoyed when you started making new videos. Thanks ever so much for what you do, and for taking the time to do it. It is appreciated. I will say I do miss the 'chat', but get that you may not have time. Again thank you.
I have the time to chat, but there were many requests for this type of video. Don't worry that chat and banter will be back again in some videos. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
Fast, simple, yet pretty useful.
Thanks John, for sharing this. 🤙🏻
are you thinking about getting a Falcon now?
@@KnottingKnots 😅, I don't think my wife will be very amused by this idea. But I think it will come in handy in some other uses. 😉
@@th.burggraf7814 They just don't understand our needs 😉 😉 😉
Great instructions , thanks for sharing , God bless !
all you need now is a Falcon, then you are sorted 😉 😉 😉
A nice clean, clear presentation. Nice job, Johnny.
are you thinking about getting a Falcon now?
@@KnottingKnots , I prefer a nice roast turkey but am willing to try falcon if you recommend it.
@@garycort7997 I wonder if it would taste odd, as it is a meat eater? Trying to think now if we eat anything that itself eats meat...............
We do.
Crocodile tastes very well.
It is available here in Switzerland in the "Outback Lodge" restaurants as part of the "Four meats"-plate.
Thanks, Johnny. Really easy to follow. Cheers. 🙂👍
are you thinking about getting a Falcon now?
@Johnny Debt I can barely afford the rope. 😇
@@BrianthatiscalledBrian OH YEAH, the price of good quality cordage!!! Also trying to find it.
No.1 at the top of the page 11/4/22 07:24
Cómo siempre muy prácticos sus nudos gracias por compartir
También es muy bueno de tu parte dejarme un comentario Héctor
I was right there with you Johnny boy...until you said 'we have now made a number 4'
Math's was never my strong point but I could not see a number 4 at all!! :(
I haven't got a Falcon, but I'll try it on my Stoat. Cheers.
Ah yes, it is how I see a 4, should have said "backwards 4". That is the trouble with YT, my mistakes are there forever. You really got a Stoat or just pulling my plonker? Good to see you back.
@@KnottingKnots Ha ha, no, consider your plonker pulled. My daughter does have ferrets though. Maybe I'll try with them.
@@shirleymental4189 Comments can be such a fickle thing................ but do love a bit of banter.
why do they call it a falconers knot? :-P
Because it can be tied with one hand, whilst the other one is wrestling with a Falcon 😉 😉 😉 It is really the action of tying this knot, rather than the name of the knot itself.
If you watch closely a falconer- video you will notice a rope on the falcons foot.
As soon as the falcon landed on the glove it will be pinched by the thumb and the middlefinger, which blocks one hand completely.
No, I'm not a falconer, but there is one nearby and sometimes I can see his training.
You need to explain it more, spend more time explaining sir pls. Im going to teach this to my kids
There is a more detailed version here, but a little dated now: ua-cam.com/video/xaURfG9Uvss/v-deo.html
@@KnottingKnots :) i was just trolling u sir :D love ur content by the way. i was also the one complaining that u talk a lot, then complain again here that u dont explain it too much heheheh
@@selimtv3428 I do struggle to keep up, as I get so many comments these days 😉 😉 😉