Hey folks! As the name implies, let's see pictures of your dangerbird.
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Hey folks! As the name implies, let's see pictures of your dangerbird.
You want me to get up to take pictures?
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Ha. Yes the only pic in the wilderness I've got is from the inside
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Sorry tapatalk spins the image.
Couple from at home
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here it is in all its glory
Really enjoy my DB! Here are a few pics in Camo mode and one with the Black Momentum. The Black Momentum is really a benefit to sleeping well when the moon is full and the nights are cold here in the mtns.
Thank you Randy (aka PapaSmurf) at www.Dream-Hammock.com
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Originally Posted by Taozenqi
That camo looks awesome. Time to get on dream hammock and make another order
mussleman1234,Quote:
Originally Posted by mussleman1234
Thanks, glad you liked the Camo. Here's a sunrise pic taken from my DB during that hang;
Been meaning to post this one for a while, and only recently got around to taking a shot. We were out camping at Huntsville State Park, and the lighting was just right to really show off the colors. You'll also see the shock cord & carabiner rigging I used to snug up my underquilt. Took the setup down to 38° so far!
Loving my Dangerbird 72 -- it's by far the most comfortable sleep I've had. Having hung a couple wall brackets in the livingroom, it's also my usual hangout for watching TV and visiting with folks at home. One nifty thing I've found I can do -- since I'm not using the tieouts in the house, I just bundle them up, and slip them through the loops at the edges of the hammock! I just keep finding neat new features!
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Wow! Really liking the blackout DB :boggle:Quote:
Originally Posted by Stormstaff
Thanks! Randy gave it some gray reflective trim. My UQ is all black too.
I'm worried I'm going to miss one dark night trying to get into it though, hehe.
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Originally Posted by Paul Zissou
I've got the same.
Wow space weasel i like that night grid too! is that a single layer?
It's a double..Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul Zissou
The inside layer is green..
I've seen the night grid sample on his website, but I've gotta say it looks mighty fine all dressed up and ready for the party.
Just a few quick pics of the new Dangerbird,shot some video of it and will get out in the woods and shoot some more and show it off....sometime.
Thanks Randy I am glad that I took your advice and got the 60, for me if feels perfect!!
Now all I need is an underquilt-topquilt-tarp-backpack......the list goes on and on.:laugh:
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Thought I would show my bird:D
Hope you enjoy it,.,.,,..,:boggle:
Wow these are great.
This thread really helps because you can't just look at one or two photos of a "standard" DangerBird and get the whole story. Each one is just a little different.
Now, I have to ask the question I'm always asking folks. :)
So hey, can I use your photos to help folks with their future builds?
Sure you can use mine Papa Smurf
No problems from me brother. If I ever get out any more (too busy) I'll try to get more and add them.
So i was looking up hammock socks and everything hammock and didn't really look at Dream Hammocks Hammocks because i have a Hennessy that i have been happy with for the past 7/8 yrs. Am i correct in seeing the bugnet and sock are interchangable and always connected? This is very interesting! Maybe it has been done but what about a zip in rainfly instead of having a tarp. You could just create overhang fabric and the zip would be below the overhang fabric. Just a thought, I keep dreamin up ideas, too bad i dont know how to sew, or maybe thats good because i would probably trash a lot of good fabric trying new things. :D
It would be possible to do this by making a long skirt for the top.. But when you break down the hammock if its pouring rain you're gunna get soaked and so is your hammock... Interesting idea thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Bosman