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Sportsmansguide has USMC MARPAT basha tarps for around $25.
It may be a little short for a hammock tarp but you may be able to use it.

I've camped there more than a few times myself. A very nice place and easy hiking.:)

I bought 2 as well. They seem to be really well made. Perhaps a tad small for a hammock tarp,but otherwise very useable. The two I have appear to be new/unissued. A very decent tarp for only $20.

FYI. Sportsmans Guide has British Army surplus desert DPM "basha" tarps for $20. I'd prefer woodland DPM.

Does anyone know of a domestic source other than ebay where I might find a British or Aussie military "basha" tarp ? Thanks.

Welcome aboard. I'm just up the road from Tiger Town.

Hi and welcome aboard.

Don't get Thor all riled up.:scared:

Hi and welcome aboard. :)

I sometimes use an old German Army surplus sleeping bag that has arms and can be used as a Parka as well. It's a bit heavy, but I have found that it lends itself well to hammock camping.

Howdy and welcome aboard ! I'm just up the road from you.

Merry Christmas Chattooga !
I've been down that river a few times.:eek:

Thanks to all for the warm welcome. Merry Christmas yall !

Hi everyone. I'm new to this discussion board, but have been hiking and camping for quite some time. I discovered hammock camping a few years ago, and am always looking for new/better ways to enjoy...

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