Finally got the Raven out for a night up on the trail in Northern Minnesota.
Here is a looky-see and a right goodie of a hammock.
I know folks been a-wanting to eyeball it in the woods.
Not a bug got to me.
Shug
Finally got the Raven out for a night up on the trail in Northern Minnesota.
Here is a looky-see and a right goodie of a hammock.
I know folks been a-wanting to eyeball it in the woods.
Not a bug got to me.
Shug
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Interesting system, nicely explained, there is always a lot to learn from your vids, and... I loved the colors (orange, green...).
Can't wait for mine to be delivered. Thanks for the review Shug!!!
When the wife asks, I simply say "Shug made me do it".
I do like that orange!Originally Posted by Rouskof
The waiting is the hardest part>>>>>
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Shug, thank you very much for sharing your thoughts on this hammock.
I appreciate the time you put into keeping all of us informed (and entertained).
Thanks for putting this video together, Shug. I have been looking for a good review of the Raven before I dive in, and this one fit the bill.
The more I learn about people, the more I like my dog.
When you see these hammocks in detail, and realize the amount of thought and creativity put into them, you see why the wait list is extensive..
Perhaps when I tire of the diy bug, a dreamhammock will be a "need".
I slept 11 hours in the Raven that night!
Y'elcome and always happy to get a hammock out there.
Hey TZ. Hope to see you on the trail again sometime.
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Shug, thanks for this review. As always, well done and helpful. I know folks thank you for these and rightly so, but videos like these are really good for our hanging community. I know they take time too. But wanted to thank you again for all of your help. Here is just one of many examples of how your help has made a difference in my outings.
A few weeks ago, you posted a video on how to hang on the ground. You couldn't have known but I was facing a potential ground night on a backpacking trip to New Hampshire. We were going to traverse The Presidential range in the White Mountains. First night was to be in a campground that I had never been to before. Wasn't sure of the set up and whether hanging was possible. Your explanation reassured me of what to do. So thanks much.
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