Being new to the hammock world, I am looking for some tips a/o advise to make hanging as comfortable (read dry) as possible during extended storm fronts. I have been canoeing & camping in the Quetico Provincial Park in Ontario north of the BWCA every year for the last 20 years during August. The black flies are gone and the mosquitoes are fine, past the 45 mins. around sunset, but we frequently get some lasting fronts of 3-4 days of rain. A tent provides some relief after a long day of paddling and fishing, but I can't really imagine the experience guiding strangers and newbies to the woods with hammocks and tarps. Would appreciate your sharing of past experiences and coping techniques....
I'm not talking about sleeping here. I'm talking about being relatively dry during the down times when your butt, back, or arms want some relief from paddling and portaging.
Where do you find reprieve from the wet? Where do you play cards during a downpour?
P.S.- As a newbie to hanging, this site has been great in accelerating the learning curve. Thanks to all...
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