The Pocket Guide to Prepper Knots

You cannot be ready for an emergency—fire, earthquake, civil unrest, flood, without knowing the basics of knot tying.

Knowing the ropes when a catastrophic situation strikes can be the key to survival, and in The Pocket Guide to Prepper Knots, Patty Hahne demonstrates the most important multi-purpose knots preppers should be prepared to know. Illustrated with step-by-step instructions for tying them and the knots being used in various situations, the book covers such topic as:

The uses for various types of ropes as well as their advantages and disadvantages

• How putting a knot in a rope affects its overall strength
• Why being proficient in a few multi-purpose knots is more beneficial than being vaguely familiar with a large number of knots
• And much more

With instructions for the Square Knot, TheOne Handed Bowline, The Double Sheet Bend, The Prusik Knot, the Prusik Knot, the two Half Hitch, the Clove Hitch, the Blood Knot, and more, The Pocket Guide to Prepper Knots is a valuable addition to any prepper’s book collection. Its compact design makes it easy to carry in a purse or pocket, stored in the car, or slipped into a bug-out bag.

Patty Hahne writes for the blog PreppersIllustrated.com. Nine years ago, she decided she had endured her fill of city life. She packed her family into a van, moved them into a cabin in southern Oregon, and embraced alternative energy. She has been completely off the grid, with no electricity or running water, ever since. The author of The Doomsday Prepping Course and The Pocket Guide to Prepping Supplies, she lives in Klamath Falls, Oregon.