Hey everyone, I'm with Bushcraft here. Today I want to show you three basic, very simple knots I use when I'm out on a bushcraft or camping trip. These knots can be used for like a survival situation as well. I got my algae bottle here today. We can just pretend that this is a tree. Alright, so for our first knot is going to be the top line hitch. All we're going to do is we're going to go around the tree. We're going to take the perricord that's on the left, press it over on the top. We're going to take the running in which is the one that we had put over top, as you guys can see right here. On top of the perricord we're going to run that right on through, up and over and we're going to do that again just like that. Then we're going to run it over on top of the other one and run that through. Then right here we have our knot and then all you have to do is pull that tight and there you go. That's up there against nice and snug and that way we'll have a nice rich length setup for our tarp shelter or just throwing up a tarp in general. Then to get this knot out real easy I get to just pull that slack back, pull that through and that way we're not out there just cutting perricord up because we can't get the knot undone. Roll simple and easy to do. All right, so our second knot is going to be a jam knot and I believe it's called the Canadian Jam knot. What we're going to do is we're just going to make a nice simple overhand knot at the very end of the perricord and you want to pull that tight. On the tail end right here we have about 1 to 2 inches until we run out of perricord and then we're going to make a second knot the same way except this time we're not going to cinch it all the way down. We're just going to get it fairly close to the other knot right here so you should have something that looks like this. Once you have that up we're going to set this down and this is really good for if you want to add stuff to your pack using perricord. What we're going to do is we're going to take our end of our perricord and we're going to run it through that loose knot that we made and then we're just going to pull that like this. Just going to keep working it. There you go. Sension up real good and just like that you can add this to your pack, you know, make it obviously tighter, do all kinds of things with that and the beauty about this knot is again really simple to get loose. You guys just pull that through and then undo that. You left with your single overhead knot that we tied in the beginning so there you guys go. Alright, so our third and final knot is going to be called the clover hitch and all we're going to do is twist it like this so we have our loop. We got one loop and what we're going to do is do the same loop again right below it. We want to have probably a good three to four inches at the very end and then all we're going to do is put that second loop through the first loop and then we're going to pull this tight and there you go. We have our clover hitch and if you have something attached to that you can eat on it. It's not going to go anywhere and then all to do to get this knot out is just like just simply pull on this and there you go. Now we're not. That's my three simple bushcraft camping outdoor survival knots. If you guys want to see more knots definitely drop me a comment down below what knot you want to see me do. I hope this was informative and we're going to do a quick giveaway. So here you guys go. As you guys can see I will give this away at random to whoever comments on the video and tells me they're three favorite knots. Hope you guys like this video. Definitely hit that like button, subscribe if you haven't already and I will see you on the next one.