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Thanks, I have no problem *******g in the woods and burning and then burying the stuff in a cathole. Thanks for the information. I also have read how to **** in the woods years ago. With all the...

Thank you, Do you know the what the real world of disposing human waste is like on the JMT? Mule

Thanks for the excellent advice. I think what I am going to do is take my Claytor Hammock and a Mac Cat fly, use the hammock as a bivy unless I happen to be close to some trees and not worry about...

Thanks, Just Jeff. I am somewhat familiar with high altitude air. One good thing is that starting at Yosemite and moving South gives you plenty of time to acclimate and get rid of some muscle...

I agree Slowhike, I have no problem with the teens and probably would have no problem with the single digits either. It is a matter of moving your insulation to where you need it, and almost...

I used a Hennessey Hammock on the JMT in '05. I hung from rocks on two occasions, used it as a bivy (no trees or rocks) twice, and slung between trees the other nights. To sling on rock, I carry...

I did the entire JMT solo North to South in August of 07. Did it in 23 days. Two days to were to re-supply and one day lay over at Charlotte Lake. Going to do it again in August of 08, but South to...

Thanks Headchange, does that mean you are coming? Just kidding, I wish you could though. I hope this happens for me this year. Mule.

I hear there are some advantages in going in August especially if the mountains got a lot of snowpack that year. Please do keep this in mind and stay in touch. Mule

Hammock Engineer, I think your old buddy, Bulldog is right on. I entend to take a tarp that can be used on the ground or over a hammock. I have seen pictures of people hanging between boulders too....

Let's do it this summer Ghost 93. Mule

:eek: I also posted this question on Backpacker's site. It will be fun to see if the two forums answer the same or quite differently.
Can it be done?
I see many pictures of hangers that hang above...