Ground cloth or mat?

[optimator]

I'm perfectly comfortable with dumpster diving.

Hey, oldgringo. I just scored a chunk of Tyvek. How big a piece do you need? I'd be more than happy to pass some on to you!

[oldgringo]

Hey, oldgringo. I just scored a chunk of Tyvek. How big a piece do you need? I'd be more than happy to pass some on to you!

Whoops! Sorry I missed this. My bad!

PM sent.

[Wise Old Owl]

well so long as you arn't ripping it off the side of a new built home.... Just thinking aloud.

[gargoyle]

well so long as you arn't ripping it off the side of a new built home.... Just thinking aloud.

the wind did it

[iggy]

I use a black trash bag where I put duct tape and grommets on the corners . This is so I can stake it down right where I get out of the hammock. I can thrown some items in the open end, like boots and things to keep off the overnight moisture. It still functions as a bag, so on the way home I'll throw in my wet items and stuff and get double use out of it. Trash bags are a great piece of backpacking equipment. I been using the same bag setup for two years now and it's still going Strong.

[Twilliger]

I carry 6 sections of zrest for sitting, standing, extra insulation, going to ground (which I have not done since getting into hanging), pack support, etc..

[DuctTape]

I use my pack cover to stand on.

[Wise Old Owl]

I have camo peices I picked up from walmart and a large floor from an old tent I cut up very UL.

[Rat]

I also use my pack cover if, however, it is being used a gear hammock I use my rain pants.