Arborist Knots - How To Tie The Running Bowline Knot

[@odog-pb5fe]

Mate, no idea how long ago this got posted, don't really care. Just so you know I used this, this morning to fell 4 trees roadside in quick succession. You're a gun, good on you brother.

[@adroidtnonplussed6919]

Wicked! Super useful. Also: Thank you for the brevity. No wasteful intros, just straight to the point.

[@Backwaterlegacies]

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[@MagicSkeleton]

If only all instruction videos were this simple and clear!

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

They are

[@spindoggytheexplorer2915]

Not all hero’s wear capes. Thanks for the knot, and lack of bullshit.

[@opexv]

You're explanations are very clear. Also like that you explain why the knot is used for.

[@bobbyunavailable]

Lovely demo. I will look at your channel: I’m looking for a series that demonstrates knots tied in practice, sometimes I find I can tie a knot in a line but mess up when I actually tie it around something! 😂

[@timnevinger5056]

Thankyou for a well explained and distraction free tutorial on the running bowline!

[@hugostiglitz4452]

needed a good knot for my dogs 200 foot run on 2 trees...this will work perfect

[@ottofumbler7267]

Excellent tutorial. Many of these tutorials explain how to tie knots, but don't explain their application. This tutorial covers the practice and the application, and so is much more useful than some other videos. This knot should do the job nicely for my needs.

[@Mr808islands]

really admire diffrent typs of bowline

[@adruery]

Thanks. Best explanation I've found thus far.

[@WhyKnot]

You're welcome. Thanks for the positive input.

[@RoostedFilms]

Love it! Already knew how to tie this 1 but love the way you do your vids CHEERS

[@askaboutRudyV]

Thanks bro, I required it just now in a pinch, whilst hanging a new clothes line on a tree and on a post of a pullup bar.

[@dylangreen8216]

Thanks I got a job with this knowledge

[@ck1vw]

Any idea if a series of half hitches would work as well? Also, we learned to tie a bowline using this mantra: The rabbit comes up out of the hole, runs around the tree, and back down its hole. This helped me for years.

[@burntsider8457]

Of course, you could also tie the bowline on the end of your line then run the other end through the loop. This way you could throw the bowline end over the branch with enough slack to have it fall to the ground, push the other end through the loop and cinch it up to the branch. RE the bowline, if you want to learn only one knot in your life, that's the one. You can even tie two ropes together using it by making one on the end of line 1 and forming one on line two through the loop of line one.

[@vicentehernandez2995]

leave a longer tail than he did for an extra safety measure!!

[@robertstonebreaker8394]

Looks fine

[@booklover2049]

0:39 for the knot ty for hte video

[@chueyandshyshow]

Great video

[@stuartbarker4237]

great demo! thanks!

[@YoYoYolanna]

Thank you! Now, just a matter of practice.

[@davidpalmer3015]

Great tutorial 👍🏻

[@LondonTreeSurgeons-Camden]

great tutorial, thanks for uploading

[@SnoopsOnVR]

Thanks that will be very usefull for you know hanging and stuff

[@gregthompson8062]

Love it my man. How about a running water bowline for quick release? Extra secure and quick release with same glory with standard bowline?

[@belowfray5251]

Excellent

[@mikestubbs1708]

Yep, and this is what they use on the ABC program: 'Outback Ringers' - need it to tie the beeves off on the trees for later collection!

[@mr.benitezhimself]

Nice, thank you 🙏🏼

[@Alienshark]

Good stuff

[@milesjolly6173]

Thanks

[@ElohiSilverEarthVentures]

Is this a knott i can do while on ground to one end and pull up to have wrapped around branch for a tree swing?

[@iliftsometimes]

Now you have tied a bowlin” lol Bow line mate oxox

[@unisol2287]

Simple, easy and short tutorial....

[@deannajoy1618]

Is this a safe knot for a rope swing?

[@nathansharp3193]

If the bowline in this configuration is pulled tight against something with steady tension on it, it would be very difficult to untie, wouldn’t it? I’m always on the lookout for a better hammock and tarp hanging knot for against the first anchor tree. My favorite at the moment is the slipped buntline. Thanks for sharing your knotty thoughts!

[@mayfalltribe4747]

Run a taut-line hitch with a figure 8 in the slack

[@scientist100]

@@mayfalltribe4747 If we leave the end of the tail longer, can this be used for loosening when climbing down a tree? I saw a video where this guy was using some technique to secure himself when going down the tree as he was cutting it down.

[@mayfalltribe4747]

@@scientist100 I'd think for a knot that's gonna have a man dangling from it you'd wanna go with a double taut-line hitch(Google: 2 under 2 over knot) so there's a reduced chance of the knot slipping. I'm no knot expert but I rappelled in the army spent about 5 months or so in the boy scouts and have some relative exp trimming trees. A taut line hitch is good for securing ur guy lines to a tent peg and is easy to slide. Again, I'd ask an actual expert and not rely solely on yt input. Best of luck, man!

[@jacobbeach6645]

We used these in high angle rescue for securing a rope around a large tree as an anchor or used a canadian and a figure 8 on the other rope.

[@PatRClarke]

Is the same as just tying a bowline, tossing it up and over a branch, passing the standing end through the loop and then pulling on it to choke it off?

[@WhyKnot]

Yep. Produces the same knot.

[@jaredmcclelland5500]

Same result, except if the standing end is 200 feet long it takes some extra time.

[@andyirons7162]

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[@kansascityshuffle8526]

Every time I tie a bowline I recite the bunny and the tree in my head

[@DonavanWhyms]

What type of rope is that?

[@LawnMonkkey]

One hour later, 100 tries. Still on trying to get the first step right

[@Ana_crusis]

you don't have to think of it as a special knot. you just tie a normal bowline then feed the rope through the loop and that's it

[@juan1000000000000]

Where can I get rope like this

[@tjtrust3411]

I just bought a rope from "Right Rope" website. They had great videos of different types, good ordering options, and shipped it just as they said. I got the 1/2" Vhex Arborist Bull Rope for pulling trees. First good rope I ever bought

[@TruthSlayer11]

do the same knot in the middle of the line

[@yourbeardispatchyaf]

The rabbit comes out the hole, around the tree, and back in the hole.

[@michaelfulton6662]

Just get to it

[@NateHignogs]

guy sounds just like Blair Cotrell

[@alexsebastian8679]

A rock climber would never allow a rope to contact itself since when loaded abruptly, and the noose tightens, it cane burn through where to two sections of rope contact each other. Intense head can be rapidly generated during the split second when everything tightens up. better to add a carabiner to the loop so that the two sections of rope are separated. The function would not be changed but safer.

[@YoYoYolanna]

I think this video is more for tying ropes to trees. I used it to tie a curtain between two posts, not to keep me from plummeting! :) hahaha

[@AjayKumar-fd9mv]

Really helpfu

[@kamalvirma1211]

Love

[@khairunnidahajiabdullah8030]

0:41

Wat if you dont have a working end

[@ProctorSilex]

I guess you could do a slip knot if you account for the direction of the load. I don't know how easy it would be to untie after a high load. Instructions on anchors and mid-line loops should do the trick.

[@tritun5154]

Can’t u just make the bowline then pass the end through the loop? Nevermind, I’m assuming one end is anchored already

[@sebastiancrane8980]

Who else be here on RQ Sapper?

[@painfull16]

Cool. Helped me out real quick while learning some knots for an upcoming course. However, one thing I'll ask of you; say 'Rainbow'. Now say 'Phone Line'. Now say 'Bowline'... do you see it? :)

[@kreigdernier9553]

Have you ever heard of a cantering bowline?

[@dharolds]

Tail is very short. Wouldn't you also want a safety knot?

[@jolkraeremeark6949]

I use a stopper knot, certainly won't hurt to use one.

[@YoYoYolanna]

Why do they call it a bow line? Originally for tying a string on a bow?

[@hareth3911]

I see it just a bowline with a cordage passing throughout the loop . 🤷

[@adamkingdon8063]

Your hand is in the way

[@jamesperez5940]

Ha ha

[@jamesbinns8528]

Thanks for showing how to tie the knot, slowly!

[@NR-pn6mn]

Is this guy talking about tea and biscuits

[@EvgeniyGuryevich]

Для изготовления ловчей петли годятся только Ковбойский булинь и булинь Онтарио (петля "Светлана" Юрия Матасова) - но лучше них в лассо работает петля Хонда. Only the Cowboy Bowline and the Ontario Bowline are suitable for making hunting loops - but the Honda loop works better in the lasso. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKrTfWuYoJ6Xl5Y

[@НикТроцикий]

👍🌍🤝

[@lennartvdsluijs]

Essential not to know 😅

[@wearethenewsnow3644]

Show it around a tree

[@raulduke1528]

Why would it be essential NOT to know? Just kidding!🤭

[@MagnificoGiganticus]

Essential not to know? Then why did you tell me!?

[@Chevyfan-tl2kw]

cant fuckin get it

[@Matanumi]

it latterly took me forever to get a regular bowline. classmates can't even do the regular they do this instead when their up in the air (our trade is similar to arborists ) didn't really get it until the last day of classes on heavy pressure. not I'm trying to see how the running is any different.... the last step I find will screw you if you don't know where to stench it.

[@robertmiller8529]

0:38