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    New Member jmaddog151's Avatar
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    I use deer antlers, cut to size. Works really well for me and I get to use another part of the animal I harvested

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    Senior Member streamline's Avatar
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    I get some aluminum arrow shafts and cut them with a pipe cutter. Then take some fine sand paper to dull the ends a bit. They are really light and work great.

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    I have a pair of biners that I put the Whoopies through. I ordered a set of Dutch buckles but didn't pay attention to the fact that my straps are two inches. Oh well when I get a hammock for one of my boys I will just make sure to get one inch straps for them since they are ALOT skinnier than dad is.

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    Senior Member RootCause's Avatar
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    I use Dutch Buckles on my main hammock now. Love 'em.

    BUT, for my other hammocks, I use 3" pieces of small ash branches from when I pruned the trees in my front yard. Cut the bark off of them, then painted 'em red for when I drop them on the ground.

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    Senior Member R3l@x's Avatar
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    Bloomgorge's Elephant Trunk clips or Dutch Buckles depending on the hammock.
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    John

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    I use climbing rated 'biners that I put through the MSH, and then just attach the whoopies to. Takes seconds to put up, and always good to have a couple of lightweight 'biners that can hold your weight around.

    Here's where I got the idea:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VczGv...b6FAAAAAHgAZAA

    Works like a charm for me.

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    Senior Member DemostiX's Avatar
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    A section of aluminum needle. 4 toggles + 2 fids from a $2.28 pair of US made ones from Walmart.

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    Senior Member Ken's Avatar
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    I use hillbilly toggles.

    Head end:


    Foot end:


    Or, just trail sticks.
    http://www.linvillegorge.net

    "You can't hem up a Rat!" Malcom Johnson, ca. 1970

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    Quote Originally Posted by MuseJr View Post
    Maverik Chill Pipe cut to length for me. I like the end that says "Caution: Handle with care. Not a toy. Not intended for children under 12". It makes me feel good knowing I have at least one warning label on my stuff.
    ditto, I like the colors too, my son has blue, I have red, oldest daughter has purple...you get the point
    Share files across all your devices with Dropbox (that's where I keep my Hangin' pics)
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    Senior Member HappyHiker's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ken View Post
    I use hillbilly toggles.

    Whoa! Those are cool. Head and foot end *giggles*

    I like the idea of deer antlers too - au naturale.

    I just use a tent pole repair sleeve http://www.rei.com/product/753464/da...r-sleeve-132mm cut down and sanded. ~3g each, colorful in case I drop one and not small enough to disappear. I keep intending to drill a hole and add a keeper string but never seem to get around to it.
    Experience is the worst teacher - it presents the exam first and the lesson later. - Unknown

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