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STEP 3 Tuck the running ends through the turn in opposite directions.

STEP 4 Tighten by taking out slack with both the standing parts and
the running ends.

If you use two identical ropes to tie the Hunter’s Bend, it will hold
well and securely. Another benefit of this knot is that it unties readily.

OVERHAND BEND

The Overhand Bend is quick to tie and is best used with small cordage
like thread or string. It is secure, but makes a connection that is only half
as strong as the material it is tied in.

STEP 1 Place two ends of the cord or two cords next to each other, and
use the double cord to tie an Overhand Knot.