KING of knots - Bowline uses in camping, survival, and homesteading

[@poutchiepuffin4266]

Thank you so much, I'm still learning and i have to watch your video in slow motion, that's why i have to download ur video and rewind it many times for practicing my skill. Greetings from Indonesia 🇮🇩 Thank you for sharing sir 🙏

[@critterallywithjohnernest.]

Finally, someone who actually tells what it is used for other than the 10,000 videos that only show how to make it! I just subscribed 😎👍

[@NatureReliance]

THank you good sir!

[@Tony4CEOs]

Thanks for the one-handed demo. I've seen it in print but it seemed too awkward to be practical. Once I saw you do I was able to easily tie it several times in just a few seconds each. You MAY have saved my life.

[@cland20603]

I've never seen a one handed bowline demonstrated before. Very well done and really great presentation. Thank you.

[@NatureReliance]

Pretty neat little trick there isn't it. I was taught that method by a firefighter friend of mine.

[@davidbabin387]

Great video of the Bowline.....it is perhaps the one knot everyone should know.....there will be a case where this knot will be the go-to knot...Thank you....Great Video..

[@pagurotraduzioni202]

Great the bowline with one hand. Really useful. I tried it and it is actually possible to tie it with just one hand.

[@NatureReliance]

Glad you tried it!

[@mrandmrsroeder]

it's great to be able to watch videos like this, and teach other these methods... great video..

[@NatureReliance]

Shawn, we always appreciate you kinds words! - Craig

[@KevinsAdventures]

Outstanding video Craig, thank you very much. As you probably know already, knots are the bane of my existence. I've since got a lot better and videos like this are a privilege to watch. Thank you sir for sharing the knowledge.

[@NatureReliance]

Thanks so much. We truly appreciate the views! ~Craig

[@beauprieto4686]

Great video? What do you consider to be the king of knots if not this one for camping, etc?

[@iraklitos20022003]

Great video! I have recently learnt how to tie a bowline knot (using youtube videos!), it's so easy! But now I will practice on it more! Thanks a lot!

[@NatureReliance]

Thank you for watching, we appreciate all you subscribers, followers and supporters! Keep practicing, well worth the time invested.

[@southpawbushcraft7522]

I have been trying to work a lot more on my knots! Great video Craig!

[@NatureReliance]

Keep it up! - Craig

[@Heartlanddualsport]

Another excellent video my friend, I hope you are having a blessed week. Keep up the fun videos.

[@NatureReliance]

Thanks as always!~Craig

[@IrishZombieNation]

I suck at knots. This is very helpful. Great video my friend, thanks!

[@NatureReliance]

THank you sir!

[@NatureReliance]

Great! We'd love to hear everyone's uses for this knot. Do you use it for work or recreation? ~Craig

[@johnyanosick2085]

I think you deserve more subscribers.

[@NatureReliance]

+John Yanosick yeah we do too :). Please consider sharing our channel with others. Thanks for the encouraging words

[@vibhupande]

Hi.. Comprehensive video. Love your tip about not using the knot in climbing/mountaineering. Can you tell me why you run the entire rope through the knot at 3:50 to show a rescue scenario? And how is a bowline noose (used in the example for helping cows during birth) different from a regular noose, as both of them go slack when pressure is removed?

[@nbibby]

Excellent. I wanted to know how to do one handed bowline. Now I must practise. What's up with your hand?

[@NatureReliance]

I can't even remember what was going on that day. I believe I had scraped my hand and covered it to keep it clean while outside. Hygiene is a life saver. Thanks for watching! ~Craig

[@build700]

Great video this sounds like a good knot for me to practice

[@NatureReliance]

It has several good uses. It is certainly a good one to practice. ALong with the other knots we have videos for....more are coming as well :). THanks for subscribing.

[@gumballwolf4706]

Really like the video. You earned a sub :)

[@NatureReliance]

Awesome! Thanks for watching and joining the NRS family! ~Craig

[@nwinter9859]

get your hand out of trhe way and maybe we could tie the bowline ,m,

[@FogDog68]

Going to practice. Thanks for sharing!

[@NatureReliance]

Have fun, practice is the key to doing these for certain.

[@haiyanqu698]

Very cool, thanks for the education!!

[@kyleharrington2262]

Thanks Craig loving the video keep up the great work stay positive and go warriors!

[@David-kl5oj]

King of knots in the navy

[@NatureReliance]

+David Anderson dead on, I should have mentioned it. I don't have much experience with those uses so I didn't. Thanks for bringing that up!

[@David-kl5oj]

Nature Reliance same uses just on water. Bowline is a bow line that can be attached to a bollard on a pier.

[@BearHartOutdoorsChannel]

awesome video of the various uses!

[@NatureReliance]

We are glad you liked it! Thanks for commenting. - Craig

[@alexeml75]

Buen vídeo. Saludos desde Colombia.

[@NatureReliance]

Contento de que se apruebe ! Gracias por su atención :) ~ Craig

[@7508joey]

Your awesome man! this is a really useful video.

[@NatureReliance]

Thank you, I appreciate the encouragement!

[@NathanN1982]

awesome video

[@NatureReliance]

Thank you for watching!

[@jefferythompson1056]

Need stand facing camara

[@habibalakdawala8649]

Good video out of all bad videos

[@railway-share3820]

Also used by seafarers a lot - mooring boats etc.

[@NatureReliance]

+Roy Carter I don't have much experience there so I did not mention it, but you are so correct.

[@wheelsgonewild1286]

goodvideo

[@surjitpuri4839]

U cover knot tying with ur hand,how would we learn how to tie a knot

[@senkat8747]

Great but your hands were often in the way so for beginners we couldn't see the details.

[@thatguythatdoesstuff7448]

Wow, people used to clip in using a bowline? That gives me the heebie-jeebies.

[@NatureReliance]

Yeah...scary isn't it? I saw this happening at an indoor gym last week as well...on a 40 foot wall.

[@blackhillsoutdoorsman5487]

Figure 8 follow through is much more common, however, if you use a bowline, an overhand knot is not an effective safety. A fisherman's knot or a barrel knot should be used.

[@magicandsurvivaltips8944]

I think you dasurve more subs.

[@NatureReliance]

We do too, share it with your family and friends! We appreciate the encouraging words, thanks! - Craig

[@garyclifford9563]

Nature Reliance

[@magicandsurvivaltips8944]

Wrent you in alone?

[@NatureReliance]

Nope, I am not pretty enough :)

[@magicandsurvivaltips8944]

Do you like the show

[@NatureReliance]

Its funny you ask. I do not normally watch TV as I do not have satellite, cable, or even an antenna for such things. However I do catch the Alone episodes after they have made it through primetime on the History Channel. Not all of them but a lot of them. I find the show entertaining and slightly educational. I am keenly interested in Survival Mindset (I wrote 5 chapters on the topic in my soon-to-be-published book on the topic. I am aware that we only see a tiny bit of what actually happens on the show, but I do think it shows a small portion of what is going through people's minds. I enjoy seeing the perseverence that some people display on the show. I am equally saddened by those who do not have respect for the wilderness and what it can teach them. With all that said, what do you think of the show? Which person do you think I look similar to?

[@jennamillsap8220]

You can't say it's not the king of knots for camping and woods, and not say what IS the king of knots for those purposes. Don't leave us hanging...what do you think the king of knots is for the great outdoors? Thanks.

[@NatureReliance]

Boom, you called me out...gotta do it now. We will see what I come up with :)...stay tuned.....

[@phongvong8639]

Denounce pronounced SatE'.

[@rusty.spires7931]

YeSir...

[@NatureReliance]

Thanks for watching! ~Craig

[@rusty.spires7931]

YeSir...

[@StillStandin777]

You are blocking the view while you are doing the knots, sir.