A Trucker’s Hitch is actually made up of three other knots. To tie a one, you first need to secure one end of your line to an anchor point, such as a nylon guy loop on the outside of your tent ...

The trucker’s hitch is a marvel of knot magic because of the mechanical advantage it confers on you—basically, it amplifies the force you apply to tightening the rope, typically by a factor of ...

Girth Hitch. This knot is also known as the Lark's Head knot or the Cow Hitch knot, and is mainly used to secure your rope or line to trees, posts, or tent poles.

Try My Modified Trucker’s Hitch. I came up with this easy knot over years of tying down equipment and materials in the bed of my pickup. By Roy Berendsohn Updated: Mar 28, 2022 10:19 AM EDT ...

These are the 11 knots all outdoorsmen and women need to know. Knowing how to tie a knot has long been one of the most important skills in the outdoors that the inexperienced takes for granted ...

There are a number of ways to tie a trucker's hitch, with the primary difference being the method of forming the loop, or eye, that acts as a pulley for the cinching action of the knot.