lbagley112: Your experimenting with sharing the joys of the tri-pod stands with your son has me wishing for pictures : ) How old is your son?
Joyfully, Turtlelady
lbagley112: Your experimenting with sharing the joys of the tri-pod stands with your son has me wishing for pictures : ) How old is your son?
Joyfully, Turtlelady
He is 11 last weekend he wanted to make a fire with a bow. I tried explaining to him if you keep a lighter in a ziploc bag a bow isn't needed (I have used a bow I know) after 20 minutes he said give me the lighter and after I stopped laughing I gave it to him.
Here is hanging from my monstrosity i will send pics of it Sunday or Monday.
Yosemite Sam: Are you trying to make me look a fool?
Bugs: You don't need me to make you look like a fool.
Yosemite Sam: Yer deerrrnnn right I don't!
Very good! I really like it.
well sorry to say project is on hold. spent half the day yesterday trying to talk the banker out of funds, says she doesn't like the way it looks so I'm going to have to start saving my pennies to make it happen. one question has anyone used 3/4 emt I can get all of this I need from job sites.
To eliminate the ridgepole, you will need to "stake out" the tripods,bipods, or single pole similar to this method.
Lbagley: Sorry to hear about your bank troubles!
Took me a second to figure out 3/4 emt is probably 3/4" electrical mule tape. Quite a few folks here use mule tape for their suspension straps. I'm not sure how well it protects the trees, however.
You can build the whole TL stand from saplings on site SDC15191.jpg and leave it hidden in the brush so you don't have to carry it out. Just inspect it for rot each time you go back to it. Stored upright, it could last a whole season. Good luck!!
"Pips"
Mountains have a dreamy way
Of folding up a noisy day
In quiet covers, cool and gray.
---Leigh Buckner Hanes
Surely, God could have made a better way to sleep.
Surely, God never did.
It should be somewhere in this thread.
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