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Any other Hammock hangers out there?

Started by Wudstix, April 06, 2011, 07:57:00 PM

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Wudstix

Just wondered if there are other Trad Folks who prefer to hang inside of sleep on the ground.   :thumbsup:    :archer2:
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KYhunter

I have a Claytor Jungle Hammock that I have used some on backpack trips but if dont pack in very far I prefer my Kelty tent.

Jim

Mudd

I have yet to try out my Hennesy Hammock but am looking forward to it.

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adkmountainken

Zmoster came up to hunt with me last year and he stayed in one up on the mountain!


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lpcjon2

When I was in the Philippines we had to sleep in hammocks when in the jungle(odd little critters on the ground at night)had some of the best sleep ever!I still have it and now I want to break it out and take a nap.
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JParanee

I love my Hennessey Hammock and when the weather is right it is my favorite way to camp
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LongbowGuy83

I have an ENO Doublenest that I use camping all the time. In my opinion, it's alot better sleep than the ground.
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mobiltoy

I have used one of my own making and a modified hennessey on the last few elk trips to colorado.  It is the only way for me when in rough country. It just takes some tinkering when it gets cold. The high elevations storms can also test your conviction.

swampdrummer

All the time! Mostly canoe camping trips but even in established campgrounds I'll set up my hennessey to sleep in and set up a regular tent to change clothes and store stuff in.


 
Back Tension BEFORE Back Strap !

Benny Nganabbarru

How small does a good Hennessey set-up fold-up to?
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swampdrummer

Ben,
About the size of a football. Maybe a little larger. You can buy what they call snake skins for the hammock that fit on the tie up ropes. When you want to pack it up you just roll the hammock up around the main line and slide the snake skins down over the hammock then untie from the trees and coil up the whole thing. Its a pretty slick set up
Back Tension BEFORE Back Strap !

elkbreath

good thread!  

My kids and I live in a 'tent' and they all sleep every night in hammocks.  like rocks by the way.  I would too, but gotta keep the relationship up with my wife...
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wahoo

I have a Henney and a ENO use em all the time.

Matty

I was wanting to go this rout but havnt bit the bullet yet. Good thread would love to see what people have to say about them, favorable or not... However I bet this thead will get pulled as it has nothing to do with trad archery...Just sayin...

coaster500

I've been looking at Clarks NX250 and finally Ordered it for a Hunt this year on Kauai. I figured it would be better than the ground with all the rain that can happen there. I have not had a chance to set it up yet but I think it will be just the ticket...


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Aunty

i use a hennesy hammock deluxe cause i am 6'6 tall and i love it to bits i even set it up on the ground when no trees are around.

GingivitisKahn

Hammocks are great but there is a learning curve to be had with them.  

Clue #1: insulation *under* you (and likely under your hammock) is more important than insulation *over* you.

Clue #2: lay diagonally *not* straight up and down the center line. A diagonal lay (aka Brazilian lay) gets you a nice flat sleep whereas an up-the-middle-lay will curve you like a banana.

arraflipper

I even string mine up on the porch.  Great place to relax after a long work day.
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David Mitchell

Just got my Hennessy and set it up in the woods behind the house.  Man that thing is soooo simple and easy, even the first time after you watch the video on their web site.  I'll try it out soon.  I have a hammock I keep up on the porch all summer--got it in Brazil a couple of years ago.  Brazilians love hammock sleeping.  One reason is their homes are generally much smaller than ours and they save space.  But the doggone things are so comfortable--the hotels we have stayed in in Brazil often have hammock hooks in the walls for people who prefer to bring their hammock with them.  That way they always have their own bed...just like at home.
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dakota tim

I've got a Black Bird that's great.  It has a foot box for asymmetrical lay & a structural ridge line to control sag.  COMFY!

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