
This one’s not as kinky as it sounds—it’s actually used to harness a man to a load that needs pulling.
Cross the end of the rope over the top of the remaining rope, making a “Q” shape.
Be sure to give your “Q” a very long tail—you’ll need some extra length to complete the knot.
Take the end of the rope, or the tail of the “Q,” and pass it horizontally behind both legs of the loop.
Reach down behind the horizontal and pull the bottom left edge of the Q up behind it, then over the top edge of the “Q.”
Pull up on the loop you just created until the knot has tightened, and whether you’re a man or woman, consider yourself harnessed.
Soldiers often use this knot to drag gun carriages from battle to battle, earning it another name: the Artillery Loop.
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