Saturday has come again and today we're looking at a basic outdoor skill that is actually really easy, yet rarely used by most people. Making your own cordage/rope (I use them interchangeably), is one of the easiest things to do in the wild if you know how. I'm going to demonstrate here the reverse wrap and show how to peel the inner bark (phloem layers) from a vine.

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