Should have listened to the good folk here.

**bigfoot2** · 11-02-2011, 18:51

So...you're still two months shy of your goal, then?

BF

**The RidgeRunner** · 11-02-2011, 19:12

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Here is what Charlie thinks

**jasonb986** · 11-02-2011, 21:15

Anyone else starting to think it's just a well thought of story?

**Drifter D** · 11-02-2011, 21:22

Wow that's pretty crazy man.

**Carolina Razorback** · 11-03-2011, 06:44

Originally Posted by mangus7175

Laff out REALLY LOUD at Mangus....that just about made my drink and hot oats come through the ole nose....

**Carolina Razorback** · 11-03-2011, 06:50

It peers to me like something might be jest a bit off kilter here...or maybe he used the last bit of the ol laptop battery to post to HF. or....we have all been had with a tall tale...hmmm

**TFC Rick** · 11-03-2011, 11:53

It's only been a day. I would like to know as well, but maybe he just doesn't realize how curious his post would make us.

Hopefully he answers back soon.

**Law Dawg (ret)** · 11-03-2011, 12:05

Originally Posted by Wabbajack

Shortly after I joined this forum, I found myself out of a job (coincidence I think) and I decided to take a very extensive trip to my favourite spot outside the city. I planned on staying there for 6 months as there are deer and small mammals to roast over an open fire.

...I was looking for a way to hammock stealthily. Turns out I should have listened to the folks about a harness.

If Wabbajack is still living as posted, he will probably need to hit a library for internet. Not a bunch of options for power outlets or WiFi out on the stealth side of life. A stealth hang that dropped him into a coma means;

1- He is blessed very much to have even been found.

2- Possibly some left over issues like head not working as well as it might etc. Even common logistics we take for granted can be an issue for those living off the grid and they increase in difficulty when hurt.

I say let's give him some time...

**Alamosa** · 11-03-2011, 12:12

I am surprised this did not make any of the news services. This is the type of incredible sensational event they normally like to swarm on.

Hopefully a "next hang with a harness" is even feasible. After 2 months, recovering any hammock gear could be a real issue. I am sure the combination of medical and legal expenses would make replacement of expensive gear quite prohibitive.