only thing I can add to what has already been said is that in the upper 60s - lower 70s range of temps, a bit of a breeze can still cool you down. I pop up
something to cut the breeze, a NeetSheet works well.
a couple of nights out and you'll know whether you need under-cover at those temps.
Grizz
(alias ProfessorHammock on youtube)
Welcome to HF. I have three small dogs and sometimes they lay still, but they tend to bark at any noise which is a shock to wake up to when in a nice deep sleep. LOL...
They will definitely let me know if anything is around, even if it's only a field mouse.
So, most times I don't let them sleep with me.
"No whining in the woods"
Originally Posted by BajaHanger
Welcome to HF. I have three small dogs and sometimes they lay still, but they tend to bark at any noise which is a shock to wake up to when in a nice deep sleep. LOL...
They will definitely let me know if anything is around, even if it's only a field mouse.
So, most times I don't let them sleep with me.
Where do they sleep when they are not with you?
Hammocks aren't colder, they just require a different approach to being warm...a more sophisticated paradigm.
Dave
"Loneliness is the poverty of self; solitude is the richness of self."~~~May Sarton
Send a PM to SandyKayak. She always sleeps in her hammock with two small dogs.
Mike
"Life is a Project!"
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