If ya can't tie a knot, tie a lot! Nah, we can do better than that. In this video I'll go over several knots that everyone should know and a few more that come in mighty handy in certain situations. We'll start with how to tie a bowline knot and truckers hitch. I use these two knots almost daily for everything from camping and bushcraft to lashing a load down on a pickup truck. The taut line hitch is a handy one when tying the edges of a tent or setting up for tarp camping. I use a halter hitch for securing a line or rope to a tree and anywhere else I need a quick release knot. The clove hitch is another great knot for securing a line around a tree. If you add a quick release tag, it's super easy to untie as well. The uni knot is very useful for situations where you're binding poles or other places that you don't want to come loose. It's also a common fishing knot. I use a timber hitch a lot when pulling logs and gathering firewood. The prussic knot is one I use only rarely but it really shines when you need a knot that will slide freely but lock down when a force is applied to it, such as when climbing or tree stand safety lines. And last, but not least, the sheep shank. I use this one to shorten a long rope into a more manageable length.

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