Small selection of knots used in Bushcraft

[FraterAeternus93]

Thanks man, very helpful , im gonna go practice..

[dd410]

Fajna koszulka :D

[LGM5320]

Good video, society is quickly losing simple skills like the ability to tie useful knots. It's amazing how many people wouldn't be able to tie a load onto a trailer let alone tie a knot which could aid in contracting a shelter. Well done.

[funkyprepper]

same music for question everything! - good easy video for bush knots - thanks mate

[bizzarrogeorge]

Most useful video I've watched in a while. Thank you.

[ninthyaga]

Cool trick doubling around the truckers hitch for extra leverage.

[1551mag]

nice knots but thats not the taut line hitch

[maveraver]

@1551mag - it's what ive always known as a Taut Line, it's a regional variation because of where i live, for over 40 years, ive known that as a taut line, it's like what you call a square knot in the USA, in England we call a Reef knot, exactly the same thing, just a different name caused caused by cultural and geographic differences.

Perhaps yopu could do a video response showing what you call a taut line, that way people would get to see both variations of a knot that shares the same name?

[ruleof3survival]

Great video on some common camp knots everyone should know. Check out ruleof3survival com for more survival skills. Join our free community.

[aguiardias]

Thanks a lot! This video shows a simple way to tie the best knots to use in the bush!

[maveraver]

@aguiardias - glad you found it of use

[commanderrain]

Thank you for this video! Good explanations. I esepecially like the truckers knot!

[maveraver]

@commanderrain thx

[yoshirj]

You're from Poland?

[maveraver]

@yoshirj - no, but the t-shirt was

[joeyismyname221]

damn thats a kickass camp spot

[maveraver]

@joeyismyname221 - thanks for the comment, yep we are very lucky indeed to have the sole use of it

[TheDigitalMVP]

Very helpful. Thank you very much.

[maveraver]

@TheDigitalMVP - glad you found it of use.

[Sancastrochez]

Great information the one that a  have got from you, bery good tips thanks man.

[soulstar1963]

learned alot from this thanks

[soulstar1963]

learned alot from this ..............thanks

[rowdybeaver33]

That was outstanding. You seem to have put a new spin on almost every not that you demonstrated. I've never seen some of them done that way.

[jahhmin]

Great Video!!! Thank you.

[technologu]

I've done this knot once by luck and I couldn't remake it.....it's actually good.

[snajperWkrzaku]

I like your video, I haven’t watched them all yet but as soon as I get back from the mountains I will review more of them. And I noticed that in this film you're wearing a t-shirt with the Polish emblem. Greetings from Poland ;)

[maveraver]

@snajperWkrzaku - thanks chap, i got the shirt when i visted Poland a few years ago, lovely country

[BipolarBear777]

Excellent video! I've been wanting to learn some useful knots for Bushcraft and Camping and this will greatly help me, thank you.

[boomtao]

Thanks a lot! Indeed a bunch of very useful knots!

[nufito]

very good,but in some cases do not get to see well

[T3hJones]

Thanks alot one of the best knot videos on youtube imho!

[maveraver]

@T3hJones thanks, glad you found it of use, if there is anything particular you want to see knot wise let me know and i'll see what i can do.

[Claretcross]

Cool !

[54114142]

Great! 5*

[alexgoyettemobile]

i got them all down in a hour practice . bush craft is all about eyes on and practice practice .

[stemcm]

Excellent ! Thankyou !

[maveraver]

No problem, if there's anything you want to see that will help you out let me know and i'll see what can be done

[alexgoyettemobile]

thanks

[Bushpuukko]

Great video maveraver! 5/5 Very clear and concise. See you at BCUSA bro. Thanks, Jeff

[maveraver]

Thx Jeff

[rbell1059]

Very good video. Easy to see, hear and understand. Keep them coming!

[maveraver]

thx

[scarz1951]

Gud'ul Ray would be proud of ye!

[maxpullara1]

Great video.. Well explained! Some of those knots have been driving me nuts!

[maveraver]

Glad the video helped you out, glad to help as and where i can.

[maxpullara1]

Really? Listen I really need a grand? ahahha! Im subscribing now!

What part of Uk is the woods you use?

Max

[maveraver]

LOL, i have some private woodland down on the south coast

[igiefive]

Thanks that saves me guessing...I've been using just parachord but there's way to much give in it... i've found the online place that sells it, I'd been looking for some tick tweezers they used to do them in the camping places, no longer in issue but i did find something suitable at Ray mears shop... no demo needed though..LOL. thanks again

[maveraver]

thank gawd for that, imagine a tick removal demo - lol

[igiefive]

Could you tell me what thickness the rope you're using is? just an approximate will do, 5,7,10mm.. thank you

[maveraver]

iirc the thick stuff was 7mm purlon, the thinner stuff was 550 paracord

[boszul]

All the best from Poland ;)

Nice pice of useful tips.

[maveraver]

Thanks

[igiefive]

Great, thank you for that and your other vids, clear concise and informative, pleasure to see you work...

[maveraver]

No worries, if there's anything you want to see, just drop me a line

[igiefive]

Thanks again. I have no doubt there will be, I've recently recindled my buscraft interest now i'm free to do so, never really went, just put on hold for a while..LOL.. amazing what you remember, and what you can always learn... I trust your skills... meeting others interested in the area will be the next step...

[rmt0523]

Excellent. Great Video. Thank You.

[NaturalBushcraft]

Superb knots, 5/5 Thanks for sharing.

I would say the evenk and the adjustable are my most commonly used. I've also got a small variation on the adjustable one that I use, called the 'Adjustable Cawley Hitch' which you can find alongside other knots on my site NaturalBushcraft.

[johnjayrambo11111]

brilliant very useful mark thanks

malc

[maveraver]

Cheers Malc

[73mensailedoff]

Very nice video 5*

[maveraver]

thx

[bindlestitch1]

Great vid, K.

[maveraver]

Thx Iz

[bricardiff1969]

nice one thanks for that

[maveraver]

No prob

[bushcraftbartons]

Great vid mave! Very informative...thanx 5/5

[maveraver]

No prob

[T3hJones]

Very nice camp site.

[maveraver]

Thx

[trekon86]

Five stars!

Thanks Kep!:)

PMZ

[maveraver]

Cheers Trek

[888zzz]

Very helpful.

[maveraver]

Glad you found it useful