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I have also heard this hitch referred to as the canoemen’s hitch. It is a useful hitch to know when securing a load or a ridgeline for a shelter.

1. First create a loop with the working end passing over the standing end to the left.

2. Next bring the working end under the standing end and through the loop in order to make a second loop. Then pass the working end up through the first loop as shown.

3. Pull the working end and the standing end to tighten the loop.

4. Wrap the working end around the anchor point, such as a tree. Next, thread the working end through the loop and pull on it as hard as you need to in order to take up the slack in the standing end.

5. To finish the trucker’s hitch, wrap the working end into two half hitches.