How to Tie a Clove Hitch

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[agridlife]

Perishable Skill ...totally agree with that statement. Thanks for the 2nd Method ~

[IntenseAngler]

Great demo brother... well-demonstrated and easy to follow.

[johnathonayles]

I'm really liking these short vids on how to tie nots. You keep the vids to the point so all we have to absorb is the info about the not. Great job, John

[johnkirst]

I really enjoy these skill based videos. Great tools for learning and reviewing. Keep up the good work!

[RoguePreparedness]

Simple enough! Thanks for the great demo!!!

[uptrail]

A Good mix of videos! I always look forward to seeing the next. Bob

[rowdyroddy]

Very useful knot. Taught it to my Cub Scout troop a few weeks ago.

[BIGBAMBOO]

WE USE THIS KNOT TO SECURE OUR TOOL BAGS ON HIGH RISE BUILDINGS

[davidtansy]

knots are always good to teach/learn. Some knots are looking knots others are weight barring knots. I haven't gone through a book to learn any good weight barring knots, what is the clove knot used for?

[d.a.harlan]

Have you heard of Buck Knives new 245 MWG tactical knife? It's knife that not only looks like a great tactical option but has a great story behind it as well. The MWG stands for Matt Would Go. That's because it's a knife that was designed by a Navy Seal that died in a training accident. His father then brought his sons knife to Buck and asked if they would add it to their line. Buck not only agreed but a portion of each knife purchased goes to a Navy Seal foundation. It looks like a quality knife and sheath combo the knife being made from 5160 steel with custom micarta handles and a kydex sheath. It's a new knife that Buck recently released and I haven't seen any YouTube reviews on it. I am greatly interested in this knife not only because it just looks like a great knife but I love the story behind it and Bucks brand as well. I thoroughly enjoy your reviews and would very much like to see your opinion on this knife.

[lalaprepper]

Video saved, so I can practice, thanks for sharing 👍

[PiperV]

Thank you! Really need this skill set. Seems like it should be common knowledge but not so much.

[nfranklin]

use this a lot lowering pipes as a boilermaker, & used bowline quite frequently.

[LGSkywalker]

love that rope. I've got paracord and Kevlar but I'd like to get some of that bigger stuff to practice knots with...thanks for the demo as always!

[rusttyballs]

The clove hitch is made up of two clockwise or two anticlockwise half hitches

[inmymemory]

hey buddy, got to let us know when that DVD is released. I'm excited for the knowledge on that one! Have a Merry Christmas Jack!

[worldtraveler]

Thanks but would be nice if u could explain what it is used for :)

[Upgrade-jedj]

what are the other two knots that you mentioned we need to know???

[joshuabradley]

Good demo but im looking to tie it onto something that cant be moved

[PREPFORIT]

Great  How to.Vid.     I will re-play this one till I get it right.