The clove hitch knot is tied two different ways depending upon how it is being used. Method number one involves tying it to a post or tree that you cannot reach the top of. The Clove Hitch ...

To boost your outdoor knowledge, practice three beginner-friendly knots you will certainly use down the road: The bowline, ...

These are the 11 knots all outdoorsmen and women need to know. Knowing how to tie a knot has long been one of the most important skills in the outdoors that the inexperienced takes for granted ...

Rope knot. (Photo by John Schandelmeier) A clove hitch is used to quickly tie a boat to a post or pipe. In the days of the Old West, you would see cowboys tie their horse to the hitching rail in ...

CLOVE HITCH. This easy knot isn’t the most heavy duty in our quiver, but it’s the best for, say, tying a lantern to a beam, or any object to any round post to keep it off the ground.

In this lesson from the ITS Tactical YouTube channel, you’ll learn the basics of constructing a weight bearing structure using the super strong square lashing knot. Start by tying a clove hitch ...

Clove hitch . What it's for: ... Bowline knots can shake loose once you take the load off them, so make sure you have a backup knot behind it for maximum security. 04. Double fisherman’s knot .