I use a blaze orange hammock for deer hunting. I always end up falling asleep waiting for a deer to stroll past. I figure if I am going to fall asleep I may as well be comfortable and safe.
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I use a blaze orange hammock for deer hunting. I always end up falling asleep waiting for a deer to stroll past. I figure if I am going to fall asleep I may as well be comfortable and safe.
And I thought camping in a tree 40ft off the ground was crazy. I can't imagine going hammock camping in the middle of winter where the temps are below zero and the wind blows so hard it could fill...
Would you consider using google calendar for keeping track of events? It can be easily added to your website for quick viewing.
Hangin' high in the tree is how I learned that sleeping in a hammock beats a tent any day. The hammocks in the back and front yard require either a ladder or a rope to reach them. No need to tie in...
I have one hanging in the basement. I will have one hanging in the babies room for the late night feedings. I will be setting up a zip line / small hammock in the hallway to swing her back and forth...
On the GC forum I am NoHandsGPS.
Ahh yes the nursery. As soon as I can find some Dr. Suess material I will be making an adult size hammock for my wife and I to feed her in. Those late night...
Is that bad of me? I figure if I start the mold right she will be outdoorsy like mom and dad.
Thanks for the welcome. I saw a link to this forum on geocaching.com. It is exciting to know I'm not...
Geocache. I have my first kid on the way. I can't wait to take her hiking, camping and geocaching. And when she is old enough to kayak... that will be tossed into the mix.