Tent Guy Line Upside Down, my favorite way! Bushcraft Shelter Camping - Survival Skills 1

[@Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival]

It is plain to see that your method of tarp /tent tie-outs is based on much experience. Thumbs up.

[@Taromovies]

Thanks for your kind response Lonnie🙏 wish you a great weekend, Taro

[@Paranormal-Stupidity]

That's better than how I've been doing it all of these years. I will try your method on my next trip. Thanks for sharing!

[@Taromovies]

Thanks for watching and your comment 🙏 hope it will work as well for you as it does for me 👍 have a great weekend, Taro

[@jgbsweeper7325]

Thanks for sharing your methods for setting up guy lines which might make for a more enjoyable experience in camp !

[@Taromovies]

Thanks 🙏 so much my friend 👍 wish you a great weekend, Taro

[@Kargoneth]

Useful information. I like that the peg requires minimal modifications and remains attached to the rope. Thank you.

[@Taromovies]

Thanks for your kind response, glad you like it 👍

[@sosteve9113]

It shows that you put your tarp up a couple of times,thanks for showing and the nicely explanation.

[@Taromovies]

Thanks to you for your kind response 🙏👍

[@bushcraftbasics2036]

I like the idea for snowy conditions, the adjustable portion kept clear of the snow.

[@Taromovies]

Yes that’s a good Input 👍👍👍 thanks a have a great weekend

[@asmith7876]

I can tell you have set that tarp before....a lot! I've used a tarp and hammock almost exclusively for decades, love the openness yet your'e still protected. Some years ago I made a set of paracord lines of different lengths with a loop on one end and toggle on the other, saves some time and keeps things better organized. For the last year or so though I've started carrying bungee cords and use them whenever possible. It makes is SO easy to set up, no sagging anywhere, fantastic. Where I camp is dense forest so trees are always around to tie off to. Thanks for showing!

[@Taromovies]

Thanks for watching and your very interesting responses 🙏 yes if you’re used to a kind of setup and the environment fits as well, it’s very clever to prepare your guy line system that way👍 thanks again, Taro

[@halabujioutdoors]

Excellent demonstration and reasons behind 👍👍

[@Taromovies]

Thanks for your kind response, have a great weekend 👍 Taro

[@Iconoclassic]

I have used both methods and I now only use the first method you showed. The reason is because when you use the adjustable grip hitch on the tarp loops, there is friction when you tighten it, like using a paracord saw to cut through your loops. That will reduce the lifespan of your tarp. Thank you for the video; I may not agree with your method, but I appreciate you sharing it.

[@Taromovies]

Thank you for watching and your feedback. Yes, friction could be an issue depending on the material used. But not every tent guy line has the same surface and not every attachment loop is the same. Many tarpaulins even have eyelets. However, I completely agree that this part needs attention and in some cases with other solutions like you mentioned. Thank you again for this constructive respons. Have a great weekend, Taro

[@PhilEvansOnline]

I see your logic in this way of setting a guy line. Thank you for sharing your idea, keep up the good work.

[@Taromovies]

Thank you for watching and your kind feedback 🙏 I’ll try to continue 👍

[@bradlafferty]

Excellent method. I always learn something new from you, Taro. Thank you!

[@Taromovies]

Glad to hear that👍 thanks for your comment, Taro

[@hhbeck-ziegler9333]

Familiar knots to me and so simple and dont have to prepare anything like these "big guys" always like to do. Thanks !

[@Taromovies]

Many thanks for your kind response 👍

[@MichaelR58]

Good video thanks for sharing YAH bless !

[@Taromovies]

Thanks so much Michael, have a great weekend, Taro

[@josephd27]

I need to remember those tension knots that your using next time I go camp in the wilderness

[@Taromovies]

Hi Joseph, yes this one is very useful, here in this video the slipknot is a bit better explained kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqG5noaZqpursNEsi=H7e-az1iK1LVR7_R

[@josephd27]

@Taromovies thank you sir

[@PumpkinVillage]

Another great instructional video. Good to see another video. Thank you and take care, Al

[@Taromovies]

Thanks Al 🙏 wish you a great weekend my friend 👍 Taro

[@martinoutdoors6941]

Hi Taro, another great easy switch around from the normal. Another advantage for your idea is less bending over or kneeling down to adjust the guy line 👍

[@Taromovies]

Hi Martin, thanks for your kind response my friend. Agree is also a comfortable height to work with 👍

[@charlesvincent4127]

Glad to see you're in good health Brother.

[@Taromovies]

And thanks to you for your long term support my friend 🙏👍

[@Mark--Todd]

For whatever reason that is the way I've always done it. I much prefer the Farimond hitch though for my tensioning. I doubt it's any better but it has never let me down so I'll never change that. Great explaination as to why it's better that way.

[@Taromovies]

Hi Mark, thanks for your response. Great to know that also others doing it this way. I'm fully with you about the Farimond Hitch, if you use to a knot so that you 're able to do it even with close eyes, than there is no reason to change. I'm doing it also so long that I do not remember the name of it. Wish you all the best, Taro

[@dcordry]

Outstanding video my friend! This method is logical and practical. Thanks for sharing.

[@Taromovies]

Thanks for your kind comment🙏 wish you a great weekend my friend 👍

[@michaeljones5395]

Great tip! Thank you for sharing!

[@Taromovies]

Thanks for your kind response 👍

[@RoxyStellar]

few great tips added to quiver ✨really nice location 4 demo too thanks💖 ☮

[@Taromovies]

Many thanks for your kind comment. Wish you a great weekend. Taro

[@einufo]

Muss ich probieren, sieht simpel und praktisch aus! Gruß Tino

[@Taromovies]

Danke das Du wieder reingeschaut hast lieber Tino 🙏 viel Spass beim ausprobieren und ein schönes Wochenende 👍 LG Taro

[@BEARivrman81356]

TY Taro🙏

[@Taromovies]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@jrashe21]

Cool idea. Thank you!

[@Taromovies]

Thank you 🙏

[@floranoudart5380]

Hi Taro, great video! I've been using this exact same technique and knots. I switched a few years ago when I noticed that I was completly wet after a few seconds adjusting the lines near the pegs. Over time I even start with the tention knot super close to the tarp and finish with the pegs sothat I can stay dry unter my tarp and adjust each corner. Liebi Gruess vo Bärn

[@Taromovies]

That makes absolute sense! Special under such wet circumstances that you describe. Thanks for the Input! Wish you a nice weekend and best wishes aus OW :-) LG Taro

[@danielebortoluzzi]

Ciao Taro, very interesting approach. Thanks for sharing!

[@Taromovies]

Grazie Daniele, wish you a great Week! Taro

[@ernstandersen979]

👍

[@Taromovies]

🙏 Thanks 🙏

[@Hashtag6B9]

youre back!!!! ive missed your videos my brother!

[@Taromovies]

Yeah and I plan to continue 👍 thanks for your welcome bro 🙏 take care, Taro

[@benterwellen]

Taro, Great info, ty for sharing

[@Taromovies]

Thanks to you my friend 👍

[@kringsja9913]

smart, i will be trying this for sure. Have a nice day :)

[@Taromovies]

Thanks for watching, wish you fun by trying it👍

[@dazinthesticks]

Good skills Taro t all the best

[@Taromovies]

Thanks Darren my friend, great to hear from you 👍👍👍

[@thomasmusso1147]

👍👍👍 Good Morning Taro .. It's always a pleasure watching your Posts 😊. What you are doing has crossed my mind before, but I have never got around to trying it. It makes sense and well worth looking into. Thanks for the share and until next time, take care .. Tommy

[@Taromovies]

Good morning Tommy, thanks so much for your very motivating words 🙏 wish you a wonderful Sunday my friend, Taro

[@thomasmusso1147]

​@@Taromovies 👍

[@Waldhandwerk]

Cooler Spann Knoten mein Freund! Sehr nettes Video! LG Sepp

[@Taromovies]

Danke lieber Sepp, ich hoffe wir haben bald mal wieder Gelegenheit uns auszutauschen 👍 LG und noch einen schönen Sonntagabend, Taro

[@Waldhandwerk]

@@Taromovies ja das wäre sehr nett Taro!

[@MoeElliot]

great content! cheers Taro, I hope all is well!

[@Taromovies]

Thanks so much for your support 🙏👍 all is good hope the same for you

[@JackknifeBuschSchuleSurvival]

Exped Standard 😉🙂

[@Taromovies]

Ja mein Freund…manche wissen eben was sie tun 😉👍👍👍

[@outdoor-buddy]

Hey Taro, der Spannknoten wird aber im Winter evt auch einfrieren - aber das ist dann ein Problem worum man sich am nächsten Tag kümmern kann. Ich hab sogar meine Heringe dauerhaft an meinen Abspannschnüren befestigt. Ich würde den Spannknoten sogar relativ nahe am Tarp setzen, so kann man die Spannung noch erhöhen ohne raus in den Regen zu müssen

[@Taromovies]

Hoi Matthias, danke fürs reinschauen 👍 ja natürlich kann der Spannknoten auch einfrieren, da ich aber bei der Variante keine Schlaufe wirklich richtig fest ziehe, lässt es sich bisher immer wieder lösen, gefroren natürlich mit etwas mehr Kraftaufwand. Dein Input dem Knoten so nahe wie möglich am Tarp zu halten ist TOP und spricht für Deine Erfahrung👍 Danke und LG Taro

[@janvanoverdijk8116]

Hey Taro, goede info en dank voor het delen !! grtz. Janneman ...

[@Taromovies]

Thanks Janneman, wish you a great weekend 👍 Taro

[@zindi1138]

most excellent to see your vid buddy

[@Taromovies]

Thanks for your kind support over so many years my friend!!!! Wish you a great weekend, Taro

[@perlok99]

I really like this. It's good to see new ways to do regular things, I especially like that the tent peg will not disappear to outer space anymore. What tarp are you using?

[@Taromovies]

Thanks for watching and your kind words. The Tarp is the Bushman Thermo Trap 3x3 meter, have a great weekend, Taro

[@alaskaraftconnection-alask3397]

The reason it is traditionally done tensioning from ground stake or fixed position vs. tarp or tent loop is so that the line does not saw through loop connection. This demo might appear cool and convenient... however, it is a poor strategy and not recommended. This practice puts wear and tear in rope to loop connections. If you still want to do it this guy's way... put a small piece of hardware through the tarp loop like carabiner, ring, high test fishing split ring and barrel swivel, etc. Eliminating the friction and sawing by rope running though just webbing loop.

[@Taromovies]

Thank you for watching and your feedback. Yes, friction could be an issue depending on the material used. But not every tent guy line has the same surface and not every attachment loop is the same. Many tarpaulins even have eyelets. However, I completely agree that this part needs attention and in some cases with other solutions like you mentioned. Thank you again for this constructive answer. Have a great weekend, Taro

[@silashuang615]

Hi Taro, love your videos and instructions. However for this particular one, it is difficult to follow exactly how you tied the slipknot, as your right hand was blocking the knot itself. If the knot is not the key of this video and/or you already have a separate video teaching this knot, would be great to mention and post a link for beginners to follow through!

[@Taromovies]

Thanks for you very kind comment and your response about the slip knot. Please have a look at this video here, its far better to see how the knot works kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqG5noaZqpursNEsi=bgqcwzntMJnUtH3Z If it is still unclear, please get back to me and I'll make a special video about it, best wishes, Taro

[@tomndege9153]

Und wenn der Hering gut im Boden sitzt, legt man sich halt nur auf's Fr***brett, ohne danach neu abspannen zu müssen. 😉 Ist tatsächlich genau meine Methode zum Abspannen.👍

[@Taromovies]

Hahaaaa😅 stimmt wenn der Hering hält wird es kritisch, vielleicht solle ich die Methode unter dem Gesichtspunkt nochmals überdenken 😂 viele Dank fürs reinschauen und den Komi 👍👍👍 LG Taro

[@markgerman5667]

Finde es nicht gut, das ein Schweizer seine Filme auf Englisch veröffentlicht, dachte immer es gibt die Deutsch und Französisch sprechenden Menschen da.

[@gunterbecker8528]

Nothing spectacular, why u guys trying to outperforming each other with old ideas!

[@Taromovies]

Thank you for watching and your honest reply. KZbin is not a competition for me. Maybe for someone else....however. You can't always reinvent the wheel either. I try to convey new ways of thinking (like in the video before), but it is clear that many things are not new for people who are well versed in those areas. What content are you interested in in the area of bushcraft and survival? Kind regards, Taro

[@thomasmusso1147]

Not all of us think of what may seem to you as old news' as such.

[@robbabcock_]

Thanks! It's always a treat when a new video drops! 😎🏕🔥🥰👏

[@Taromovies]

Thanks for your kind and motivation comment, wish you a great weekend, Taro

[@cedricdeheynwoeste]

👍

[@Taromovies]

Thank you 🙏