The Timber Hitch is a very old knot that is documented back to the 1600’s. This is a very useful knot for dragging antenna masts and poles. It is very easy to tie and untie. Usually this knot is used with a half hitch in front of it but some applications don’t need it.
Links
https://km4nmp.com/2019/07/03/an-easy-knot-to-tie-off-your-antenna-the-clove-hitch/
https://km4nmp.com/2019/06/19/another-useful-knot-for-portable-operations-the-sheet-bend/
https://km4nmp.com/2019/06/26/raise-2-antennas-with-one-rope-the-man-harness-hitch/
https://km4nmp.com/2019/06/12/a-knot-that-helps-with-portable-operations/
https://km4nmp.com/2019/06/05/a-knot-that-helps-with-antenna-guy-wires/
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