alright guys we'll come again this time we're gonna cover the fluff hitch rubbish is the H that is the H that we start most of our lashings also its H we can use to tie our food bag you know and host it up the tree to protect it from animals so I'm going to show you how to tie this hitch in two different ways the first way is when you have we don't have access to the end of an object for example let's say you had a a tree and you want to try to try to tie a clove hitch to a tree or you have a pioneering projects and you don't have access to both ends of the staff so you want to tie a clove hitch or starter lashings so we get the the rope and all the working end of the rope go around the object then cross the standing part of the rope go again around the object and insert the rope end under itself and pull tight before you actually cinch down the rope you can look at it looks like figure eight with two lines in the middle I'll tie for you one more time with the working end of the rope go around the object cross go across be a standing part of the rope and do one more round around the object or turn then insert the rope end under itself under this loop right here and cinch it tight okay this is how to tie clove hitch if you don't have access to the either end of the object if you have access to the up to the end of the object in this case just for the purpose of demonstration I'm gonna use the sack pretending that I have my food in here make and make and you know with the work with the standing part of the rope and this is the rope and make overhand loop another overhand loop now put the first loop above the second loop that you made and insert both loops into the sack or around the sack and you have an X here and pull tight now you can pull on the rope and it will stay tight and you can tie your food up on the tree to protect it from animals all right I'm gonna tie it one more time for you now remember we're gonna use this time the the standing of the long part of the robe as the working end of the rope over hand over hand loop I got a knot here in rope sorry about that one more time overhand loop another overhand loop now boot the first overhand loop that you made above the second overhand loop and so you got two loops insert the sack into these two loops sack ends and cinch it tight here we go guys and I hope you enjoy it