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Outdoor Recreation

Saddle up your horse, grab a fishing pole, bow and arrow or hunting rifle and get ready for an adventure! These outdoor recreation how-to videos will take you to new heights. Taxidermy a squirrel, hunt an alligator in the Everglades or master the waves on your surfboard. Hike the outback, snowboard in the mountains, sail the cold blue ocean, or just play frisbee in your backyard. Soar through the skies on a glider or pop a wheelie on your dirtbike. The possibilities are endless!

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Feb 27, 2008

Think of the Half Hitch as a starter knot—it won't support a lot of strain, but it's easily tightened and loosened and forms the base for many more complicated knots. ...

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Feb 27, 2008

So you want to string up a clothesline six feet long, but all you've got is four feet of rope and three feet of shoelace? No problem use this sheet bend knot. ...

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Feb 27, 2008

You see this one in old westerns all the time when the gunslinger hitches his horse outside the saloon. It's sort of the cowboy equivalent of parallel parking. ...

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Feb 27, 2008

How to tie a retraced figure eight knot is shown in this video. ...

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Feb 27, 2008

How many hours have you spent trying to fish a lost drawstring out of a waistband or hood? Master this Figure Eight stopper knot and you'll never have that problem again. ...

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Feb 26, 2008

Learn what a climbing ratchet is and how to use one when climbing. ...

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Feb 26, 2008

How to use a prussik knot to provide you with extra safety when rappelling down a cliff. ...

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Feb 26, 2008

Hooking up a rappelling device and a prussik knot backup for use when rappelling down a cliff. ...

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Feb 26, 2008

How to tie a knot known as the Euro death knot and a fisherman's knot for use when rappelling when climbing. ...

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Feb 26, 2008

A quick and dirty tip on racking ice screws. It is good to have your screws racked on something stable if you are climbing steep ice. ...