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What if I want him to move up and down the line so he has more space? Is that safe?

Absolutely agree some videos just confusing perfectly explained

When I was a kid, this knot was called 'Billy the Kid Horse Hitch' and I still call it as such, except that most people around me don't know who 'Billy the Kid' was..

Hobble training is necessary, didnt train my beloved "Goldy" and he got hung up ona fence and by the time we got there he did alot of damage to himself trying to get out. He was gone. Do hobble train them

Best video I’ve seen on mantying loads hands down. Thanks

Very good release, but you didn't demonstrate the load this knot can take.

Good video.

Wtf are you doing this horse is so agitated if you wanna show ur “fans” have a trainer healthy calm horse

Unfortunately I had a horse that new how this worked too😳

That's a fantastic demonstration. Simple and straight to the point. I'm now confident i can do that. Thanks

I watched a few videos and couldn't get the crown knot. After seeing Your video bringing the middle strand and holding it with your thumb made absolute sense. Thanks...

It s a knot that takes a second to make. You're complicating it by going so slowly and using hands in a beginner's manner. It's a practical everyday knot for tying horses so that in extreme cases it can release. To call it "highwayman's knot or bank robber's knot" when it comes from farms and ranches is glamorizing and false.

A+ explanation, thank you!

At sea we call it pirate knot, and u can do it much easier and faster

Is there a reason why you prefer to tie under the post vs over?

Nice tutorial -- just what I was seeking! I was watching a video today of a hunter demonstrating how he loaded a game bag filled with two quarters, plus loose boned meat of a cow elk onto his modern hunting backpack (EXO K4). While he managed to get the load secured, it occurred to me that the process might have gone much more smoothly if the sacked game meat had first been snugged into a less-floppy package via mantying. I then realized that, since it has been a quarter-century since I last mantied a load, I needed a refresher! Thanks for posting the video.

By far the best video I have seen on this subject. everyone wants to know about that little knife too, so please let us all know what it is and advise the company that sales will go up when you do.

Hit the button iffn you learned something! 😮😂😊

Hit the button iffn you learned something ! 😂😮😅😊

My friend this is well explained. I'm just getting into map reading/orienting. I'm trying to learn how navigate. Have a good one mate

So this is the one they’d use on TV westerns when ‘parking’ the horse outside the saloon? 😁

ит из пиратский узел по всеобщей классификации,господа,плиз,мистер,мсьё.

That's how horsies in old westerns escaped!

Nice job, a cranky ass ole cowboy showed me that 40 some years ago …

It looks so cool, on the release

I have been tying a similar knot for a number of years. I would put the first loop under the same as you have done, then the end, I would push a loop inside the first loop, and finally the third loop, made from the end which is attached to the horse, inside the second loop. Everything else is the same. I used this knot often for pulling tractors out, when they were bogged down, when I was at work, as it was quick to tie, and easy to untie. The others were suprised that I could get these sorted out so quickly.

The "where'd my horse go" hitch.

Sincerely, thank you for all of the great videos

I hope you realize how well you explain things. Keep it up. Thank you for your time.

No need to UNTIE, jump on your horse and scat.

I can’t decide what I’m going to remove from my pack to make room for a sawzall. Hmmm 😂

Great tutorial! Thank you!

Excellent video. Easy to follow. Thankyou !

A fellow better not have a smart horse.

Great video! Now I just need a horse to try it out.

Good to know! The way the democrats are destroying the country we will be needing to ride horses and pull some stick ups to get by!

0:22 impossible to see it and again afterwards

Great! Thank you!!

Everyone sees that knot they know somethings up

Similar to a equivocation hitch used in climbing/rescue👍

I learned this one when I was about 14 but with the standing and working ends reversed. I practiced it over and over until I could tie it in less than two seconds. Rope versions tend to tumble apart but leather versions hold pretty well.

Is it Bollocks a turks head knot. ABSOLUTE NONSENCE,

Can you show me that one more time, Please

I noticed this vid in my feed. I also noticed that it was 4:20 long so I began to watch it. While watching I noticed it was 4:20 pm so I took it as a good omen and did partake of the herb while learning how to make a highline😎👍

Nice old timers way of instructions to the young or the young in nature, excellent job for the times.

The Painter's hitch has the same configuration except the standing end sits perpendicular to the slip instead of parallel to it (if that's ever desired). It's also easier to remember as it's just 3 bites: put the 1st bite over the post, pull a 2nd bite with one end through the 1st bite, pull a 3rd bite with the other end through the 2nd bite.

Arvid? Is that you?

Draw hitch hai ye

You know, there's a way simpler way to hitch a horse with a slipknot than that

I just put PVC glue on the end , or if it’s a poly rope I cut the end even and use a cigarette lighter to melt it together.