How to Tie a Siberian Hitch (Video)
Krik of Black Owl Outdoors shows you how to tie a Siberian Hitch used to hang a ridge-line, which is a great quick release hitch perfect to use to secure a ridge-line for a tarp while you’re camping, backpacking, or just picnicking in the outdoors.
He goes step by step and slowly shows you how easy it is to accomplish. It may take a couple of tries but once you get it, it quickly becomes a favorite knot to be used.
There are many other types of knots out there that can be used. Several are mentioned in his comment section. I urge you to try different different ones until you find one that satisfies you. The Know How of Knot Tying shows great animation videos to teach you multiple knots.
How to Tie a Siberian Hitch
Video By Black Owl Outdoors
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Number of speakers: 1 (Krik)
Duration: 3 min 59 sec
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Appears to be a slip-knot which is not optimal. Also you could not tie it with strain in the static side. Better a timber hitch with a buddy tie. Also, do not tie working ropes directly to tree. Use a strop or loop of rope to make a tree saver that won’t slice the bark.
Appears to be a slip-knot which is not optimal. Also you could not tie it with strain in the static side. Better a rolling hitch with a buddy tie. Also, do not tie working ropes directly to tree. Use a strop or loop of rope to make a tree saver that won’t slice the bark.