Rope Bridge and Recovery

In this video, I'll demonstrate how to set up a rope bridge using a single rope to cross a river. This was an idea from the military,
(see related video from Corporals Corner • The One Rope Bridge (C... )
but with their method, two people must cross without the bridge. One ahead of everyone else to set up the far side, and one behind everyone to recover the rope from the near side. In my method, only one person must cross without the bridge, and the rope can be rocovered from the far side. Keep watching until the end for two bonus scenes.
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[@bravofoxtrotllc6817]

Very cool, I am an avid Bushcrafter, survivalist 10+ years, and this is the first video showing how to make a harness to cross ropes! Very cool!

[@DavidPyro]

Thanks for the view. I’m learning from Corporals Corner and Blackie Thomas. Give them a look too. 👍🏼

[@CraftyAndyCreates]

Missing the woods, wish I could of stayed in northern Michigan. Glad to see things going well for you as well.

[@practicalsurvivor693]

Great demo on the Swiss harness, love the dog food bag seat too.

[@AlanHowellphotovideo]

Nice work! Genius bag seat idea!

[@Slingingmetal]

New time after tying your Square knot tie your safety Knots and if you Squat 3 time as you pull on the ends it will take up more of the slack in the seat

[@orangeshaw2370]

05:38 Instead of a Square knot, I'd use a Granny knot. Thanks for the technique but useful for a group of climbers (or if you have to return), because the first man to take two ends of the rope to the other side, has to cross without the "rope bridge". ThankYou 4Posting. ✔