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    Depending on how heavy you are an how much safety...

    Depending on how heavy you are an how much safety factor you want, you could use dynaglide in stead of amsteel.
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    Try this Video....

    Try this Video.
    I don't think is shows the buckle removal but just untie and remove it. Super easy.
  3. "Back Country" hiking/camping is by permit only. ...

    "Back Country" hiking/camping is by permit only. My application was in in March for my August hike.

    Camping in some of the campgrounds is first come first serve, some are by reservation.
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    Tree straps with a sewn loop in one end works...

    Tree straps with a sewn loop in one end works well. They are plenty strong. I think most who use marlin spike hitch system just thread the loop. Its been working for me for three years now.
  5. They stay attached.

    They stay attached.
  6. For me, up is the side that is on top when I hang...

    For me, up is the side that is on top when I hang it.

    I use the two finger figure 8 wrap to store the ridge and guy lines. Just wrap and stuff into a stuff sack.
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    Lash-it in 1.8mm for my tarp ridge line and...

    Lash-it in 1.8mm for my tarp ridge line and tie-outs. It comes in 2.2mm also. It is grey dyneema and splices well.
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    strapworks.com has the right stuff. You can...

    strapworks.com has the right stuff. You can order one strap with loops on each end. Cut it in half and you have your tree straps. 15' strap with 2" loops is what I ordered. Cut to fit your weight...
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    Looks like you are close to Uwharrie National...

    Looks like you are close to Uwharrie National Forest? They say the have 1600 miles of trails. That should get you started.
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    I started out with whoopies and tree straps. I...

    I started out with whoopies and tree straps. I found them to be easy to use and kinda cool. I have seen no reason try anything else. Choose a good toggle and you are set. My son (9 at the time)...
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    I have done several nights in those same...

    I have done several nights in those same conditions in GA. I used a narrow inflatable pad and a down bag. I am very comfortable into the 50's with this set-up. Much lower than that and my...
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    Dutch rules. ...

    Dutch rules.

    http://www.outdoortrailgear.com/trail-gear-gallery/dutch-buckle/
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    The question of quick set up and hardware is open...

    The question of quick set up and hardware is open to many opinions. Start by answering the question,"Do I like knots?". If you answer yes, then go to...
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    1. I am 6' and 210. I got a WBBB 1.1 double. I...

    1. I am 6' and 210. I got a WBBB 1.1 double. I with I had gotten the single and saved a few ounces.
    2. Strap length depends on the area / average tree size you hang in. I have been fine with 7'...
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    I always look for trees where we can hang the...

    I always look for trees where we can hang the head end of the hammocks from the same tree and the feet from a different tree. This arrangement is easier to find than four trees close together.
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    A lot of people use bags as have I. I am...

    A lot of people use bags as have I. I am changing to a TQ due to weight. With your 36# goal, you may be heading down that path as well. Weekend trips are easy, 5+ days are hard for me to keep the...
  17. The WBBB is definitely a nice hammock. Bug net...

    The WBBB is definitely a nice hammock. Bug net and chair mode included. The shelf is useful but a little over rated, IMHO. I do use it but it is not a deal breaker for me. Ridge line organizers...
  18. My 11 Year old son sleeps full time in an Eno...

    My 11 Year old son sleeps full time in an Eno single. We use a bug sock when we hike. It is not massive but will last for several years before he out grows it.

    I did a DIY bug sock but they...
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    This would be a great product for someone to...

    This would be a great product for someone to offer in a lightweight version. No sap on your hammock, storage for toggles and straps, it's a no brainer.
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    I have been thinking of changing to a silicone...

    I have been thinking of changing to a silicone tubing over lash it style guyline tensioner on my ridge line. My thought was it would work just like the guyline but with less line for adjustment. I...
  21. Sounds like two whoopies are in order. If you...

    Sounds like two whoopies are in order. If you use whoopies, you don't need the buckles, just the straps and toggles.

    Strenght nor sag is of no concern with properly built whoopies using amsteel....
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