Hanging will require some creativity where I live but we have some local mountains about 35 minutes out or there's Zion, Bryce and the North Rim of the Grand Canyon- Seems like I've watched everyone of Shug's videos (twice), if you know him and explored nearly every hammock. In fact I'll bring some rock hard buttermilk biscuits and practice some juggling myself on my first hang.
Last edited by HungLow; 12-19-2012 at 15:27.
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Zion's and Grand Canyon are both on my list to do in the next few years! While not traditional mountains/thick forests, they sound like a lot of fun.
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spent the summer around Bryce a few years back, great hanging in the ponderosa pines!!
You're awesome, thanks for all the videosOriginally Posted by Shug
Thank you. North Rim has some very thicky forested areas and scary animals at night.
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