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My cousin and I just hiked Horsethief Springs loop a month or so ago, but I can say that I don't think they've burned the top of the mountain in a while (lots of under-brush - Winding Stair...

Congrats!

My first hammock was the Wally World $25 cheapie Travel Hammock (can't even remember the name and the label has since worn off of the stuff-sack and I cut the tags a while ago). I hung...

This needs to be stickied - one of the first things I figured out when I got into hammocking was that I wanted a ridge line and figuring out how to properly attach it was kind of a pain.

I was seriously trying to figure this out in my head and doing all sorts of weird gang-signs in my living room before scrolling down and seeing:




And then... Ah, that makes sense and I'm...

I've only been on a couple of hammocking trips, but with a family full of adventurers, I've got to buy enough stuff for the wife and 3 kids so I've been very busy with AHE purchases recently.

You definitely got a Rest Nest - the Single Nest is better, but a lot of folks consider it to be short as well (it's 9'4" long, but still short by a lot of folks' standards). FYI, you can get the...

Well, I'm not too proud to admit I don't know everything when it comes to hammocks. I've got plenty of reflective cord and tarp-hanging goodies, so after I re-did the whoopies directly to the...

I wish I would have watched this before I shortened the HH rope and made it into a loop to attach my whoopie slings. Just went back and re-did them with some AHE whoopies and it turned out great.

You know, I just watched this video:

https://www.hammockforums.net/forum/showthread.php?13116-VIDEO-HH-to-Whoopie-Conversion

and discovered that I can remove the rope loops I've got and just...

Sorry - I re-did the OP to try and clarify (I realized that it sounded much more clear in my head than on the page :D ). Basically the Hennessey just comes with plastic hooks that attach to your...

I recently got a Hennessey Expedition Asym and noticed that it came with some plastic hooks on a sort of prusik-style knot that attached to the suspension rope it came with (for attaching the tarp). ...

If you got the "Country Brook Design" webbing, be cautious as they will snap at the first sign of distress on the threads (they have fewer threads, but the threads are thicker than some of the others...

Welcome!

I'm from Oklahoma too. I've been a lurker here for a while, but never really posted. Glad to see more hangers in the area.