Just wondering if anyone knows...???
Snakeskin question ... Does the Hennessey Hammocks Snakeskin #4 fit on the Warbonnet Big Mamajamba Tarp? Looking to add a snakeskin to my tarp and if not do you know of any snakeskins that do?
Just wondering if anyone knows...???
Snakeskin question ... Does the Hennessey Hammocks Snakeskin #4 fit on the Warbonnet Big Mamajamba Tarp? Looking to add a snakeskin to my tarp and if not do you know of any snakeskins that do?
Questtrek
"In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks". John Muir.
They fit my Speer Winter Tarp which is close in size to the BMJ.
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Thanks ..
If they fit the SWT they'll probably fit the Big Mamajamba ... I'll pick up a set soon .. thanks ...
Questtrek
"In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks". John Muir.
The SWT is actually a bit larger than the BMJ. The SWT is a full sized tarp with built in doors where the BMJ is a cat cut tarp. I would think that those skins would fit the BMJ just fine.
New here what is a snakeskin?(Hammcock term)? Thanks !!!
Hennessey gave them the name, I think. Others call them other things. Explained here:
http://www.hennessyhammock.com/new-p...tml#snakeskins
Hey snowshoe,
You can see them here at 2:03 ........ hope this helps ya' see how they are used on a tarp
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Thanks everyone ..
I ordered the # 4 the other day ... I will comment later how they fit. They should be here soon, UPS has had them since Monday I guess shipping from Canada takes a little longer. Waiting ...waiting ... waiting...
Questtrek
"In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks". John Muir.
Ill be looking for your review, I have a BWWD V2 which is apx. same size as the mamajamba and Im interested in snake skins as well. If they fit yours they should fit my tarp too,
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