How to Tie Blake's Hitch & Split Tail The RIGHT way

[@philosborn1840]

I like the quick disconnect system with the split tail. 👍

[@BinoH]

Me too!

[@weimaraner3240]

Thank you for taking the time to teach the next generation of climbers. I've learned a lot from your videos.

[@BinoH]

My pleasure!

[@frictionhitch]

20 year + of experience It isn't often I see Arborist videos that I can confidently approve of. That's how I did it. The man clearly knows what he is talking about.

[@BinoH]

Thanks

[@MrDeleoco]

Good teaching method... Easy to understand... Thank you Bino

[@BinoH]

Thank you!

[@lisamcqueen8509]

Thanks Bino, i like the traditional techniques! Have a great day! Steve

[@BinoH]

Thank you, Take care!

[@TerrellWillams]

This video is greatly appreciated Bino!

[@BinoH]

Glad to hear it!

[@TerrellWillams]

@@BinoH Keep up the good work! Lords willing I’ll probably meet you in person at an event.

[@BinoH]

@@TerrellWillams I'll do my best. That would be cool. Take care!

[@mike-yp1uk]

Omg this video allows me the ability to climb without all that fancy stuff. I'm going to get my feet off the ground tomorrow. I've got some rope and a saddle and some carabiners. You make this stuff look easy but you have years of knowledge. Safety is always first and foremost, so I'm only going up 6 feet until I feel good at this set up. I'm going to watch only this video until I get it blind folded. Lol I've watched the professional arborist but you're more like a professional instructor who knows how to present it to a beginner. I will definitely send this link to anyone I know interested in a climb. Thanks for all you do and you never asked for a thing. That's a sign of a teacher as well. They are not in it for the money.

[@BinoH]

Thanks be safe!

[@doncook3584]

Love Bino clear easy to follow demonstrations. Has allowed me to continue to bowhunt 72 headed towards 73!!

[@BinoH]

Thank you!

[@John-m2s5e]

Bino, love your videos. I am a landscape gardener in the uk and treework has really caught my interest. yours is my go to channel. thank you.

[@BinoH]

Thank you very much! Take care!

[@spelunkerd]

This is one of those knots that you forget if you haven't tied it in a while.

[@BinoH]

Thanks for sharing!

[@jimscott64]

Just got done watching a couple of your videos Bino. I have to say, I know there are others out there that probably do the same as you, but I haven't found them yet. What I mean is that I really appreciate the detail that you provide, but in a slow and methodical way that is easy to understand. Yours is the first channel I have come across that shows how to do things in a slow and easy to understand manner. Being new to this, believe me, this makes a huge difference, and is so important to someone like me. Thanks for great and understandable videos. Wish you the best. Jim

[@BinoH]

I appreciate your comment Jim! Take care!

[@jimscott64]

Your more than welcome buddy!!@@BinoH

[@KeithMakesWine]

Always good content. Your video editing is getting really professional.

[@BinoH]

Thank you!

[@belowfray5251]

Really good video. Thank

[@BinoH]

You're welcome!

[@Jose-e1e1u]

Buen video maestro, se puede hacer un acollador de un lado de 5/8 pulgadas ,el laso es de un Arnes de Contrucion ?👍👍

[@BinoH]

Thank you!

[@Sethhaun78]

That anchor is way we were taught in the 90.s

[@BinoH]

It's a good termination knot!

[@hasiriyusof9111]

Thanks Bino for the useful tutorial.

[@BinoH]

Glad it was helpful!

[@aarons3203]

Thanks Bino! Would you recommend using the Blake's hitch or a hitch climber system for the ISA certified tree climber skills exam?

[@BinoH]

No, the Blake's is a good hitch but friction cord work better.

[@winstonjones7519]

Love your videos Bino. Thank you for sharing your expertise.

[@BinoH]

Glad you like them!

[@havespurswillclimb]

Enjoyed the video.

[@BinoH]

Glad to hear it!

[@Sethhaun78]

I like it

[@BinoH]

Thank you!

[@TheeTyroneShoelaces]

You ever leave the ground?

[@BinoH]

yes sometimes.

[@That0Homeless0Guy]

I don't see why it'd be a timed test when the most important aspect of climbing is safety. Propper safe climbing involves taking your time and making sure you are safely set up and climbing safely.

[@BinoH]

The reason it's timed is show that you are capable!

[@That0Homeless0Guy]

@BinoH capability isn't in speed it's in ability. Imagine a driving test where they time you on joining a busy road instead of on whether you do it safely when it's safe to join. Honestly sounds like they have a gimmicky "qualification" going for status rather than safety. I have many safety qualifications and not one of them is timed.

[@vasearusu3363]

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