12 nights a year

**themadindian** · 03-14-2016, 13:40

Got my March hang in, got out with my daughter to Wildcat Shelter

**michigandave** · 03-18-2016, 19:27

Taking care of my March hang right now at Blind Lake in Pinckney Rec Area. Had a nice 7 mile hike in and enjoying the 25 degree night in porch mode listening to the owls and some kind of waterfowl out on the lake. Should be a nice mental recharge!

**Hobopelican** · 03-20-2016, 16:17

Just completed this month's outing, the Ohio March Hang at the Byzantine Catholic Monastery in Hinckley. Good weather, good fires and good companions. Seven for seven!

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**Slack Packhiker** · 03-20-2016, 18:31

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At home 3 weeks ago, my third hang. Built the fire too, that was a first.

**rais'n hammock** · 03-21-2016, 18:23

7 for 7... Had another great hang with the scouts.
This time we were hoping for a nice warm 25°F night, but were pleasantly surprised with a cooler 10°F + slightly windy night. We are trying to camp as cold as possible for the winter months. Both to test our gear and the boys.
Still a lot of snow in the mountains. A great trip!
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**Saint Francis** · 03-22-2016, 19:34

A bit chilly last night on the Pinchot Trail-South Loop in Lackawanna State Forest in (Penn)Rocksylvania.

**GreatBigDave** · 03-23-2016, 07:27

March hang in an open field with the scouts (I'm glad I made that spurtle). Great campout, great campfires, Lots of skills and requirements. A few cold scouts with lows of 29 and 28 F.
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7 months out of 7

**Caminante** · 03-23-2016, 08:03

March has been the opposite of cold weather challenges for me - two outings at warm temps for March and glad I got them in because the pine pollen is in full force. I've never had allergies, but it's still annoying.

**dudeman_atl** · 03-26-2016, 07:22

Doing March with adult bsa training on Lake Alatoona.

Learned that hammocks are very horrible for trees and are barely forgivable from our LNT master trainer.

**Whiskeyjack** · 03-26-2016, 08:37

Originally Posted by dudeman_atl

Doing March with adult bsa training on Lake Alatoona.

Learned that hammocks are very horrible for trees and are barely forgivable from our LNT master trainer.

You need a new LNT master trainer.