The Butterfly Notch, A Bushcrafter Survivalists Wood Notch
Survivalists and bushcrafters are always putting together structures like shelter frames, beds and campfire cooking set ups out of trees or logs. Often times these structures are secured with paracord or bankline. The butterfly notch is used to hold these structures together without any cordage of any kind. In this video I show the how to and why on the butterfly notch.
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