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    In one of Shug's videos I think something like part 4/5 of the Linville Gorge videos. I saw some "end caps" someone made for their DIY hammock. I think it was "Slow Walker". But I could be off on that. I am hoping that he has plans of it that he could put up to the forums.
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    You can also add a Grizz Beak by 2QZQ for added wind and rain coverage for your asym tarp. Makes a perfect little alcove for a gear hammock.

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    It is a pretty inelegant solution, but when I motocamp I have sometimes just stuffed my riding gear into a large contractor's garbage bag.

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    Just like most of the others, I use a trash bag. I use a 1.7 mil, 45 gallon trash bag I got from work. It is big enough for my pack, helmet, gloves, etc.

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    I would recommend contractor bags and an 18" Gear Tie - a small sheet of tyvek underneath of your hammock, contractor bag on top of that, then a gap, then you, tarp, sky, magical land where Shug get's his coffee, etc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by R00K View Post
    I would recommend contractor bags and an 18" Gear Tie - a small sheet of tyvek underneath of your hammock, contractor bag on top of that, then a gap, then you, tarp, sky, magical land where Shug get's his coffee, etc.
    This is also about what I do. I got a really small, lightweight tarp from an army surplus store near me that I put on the ground. Then I put my pack in a contractor bag and put that on the tarp, along with my boots and camp shoes.

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    Thanks for the advice! I'd like to try those Grizz Beaks, they look very helpful for a bunch of issues. For now, I think I may try the "Red Green" approach...never thought of something so incredibly simple.

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    Quote Originally Posted by storm1 View Post
    hey JTT...welcome to the forums from a fellow nova scotian.

    you might want to check out our local hammock forum called the hammock hangout on the atlantic geocaching forums. one of the guys in our group is a bike rider and might have some suggestions.

    http://forum.atlanticgeocaching.com/
    Thanks storm1! I'll check it out. Already know one member over there in easyriver.

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    I already carry all gear on the bike, so I just store the gear on the bike, under a bike cover. Easy peasy, no extra gear to carry as I like to use a cover anyway.

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    Pack liner on the outside

    Quote Originally Posted by normis1 View Post
    I'm not sure if this will help, but i ususally carry a trash bag or trash compactor bag (whatever is available) as a pack liner in my pack. On wet nights, i slip my entire pack in it, fold the top under, and then slide that under my hammock. Usually works fine,
    Pure, absolute, unadulterated, GENIUS. I use a trash compactor bag and I stow my gear in it and I know I can use it for a partial bivy, but it never occurred to to put the whole pack in it at night.

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