Wild Side: It pays to know some good knots, Things To Do

People have been making fiber rope for thousands of years. Our cave-dwelling ancestors used knots to make snares and nets for catching food, for making clothing and for making shelters. Throughout history rope and knots have been used for pulling heavy loads in construction, in seafaring, farming, fishing, logging and in making textiles.

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