The “V” gap in tarp guyouts for suspension to run through

**SilvrSurfr** · 06-21-2018, 15:14

Originally Posted by OneClick

Wouldn't one side still have the V though?

Nope - not unless you want the V on the Wasp end. You can easily make a V with the Wasp, but otherwise, just attach the Wasp close to the tree.

**OneClick** · 06-22-2018, 08:46

Originally Posted by SilvrSurfr

Nope - not unless you want the V on the Wasp end. You can easily make a V with the Wasp, but otherwise, just attach the Wasp close to the tree.

Got it. I think that's what I did here, to some extent.

**Wmt90** · 06-23-2018, 15:10

I keep my dutch flyz as close to the tarp as possible, that way I always have a nice V and if I need to re adjust the position of the flyz, no big deal.

**bigbenny** · 06-24-2018, 20:44

Is that a nail in the tree?

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**Bubba** · 06-25-2018, 06:20

Originally Posted by bigbenny

Is that a nail in the tree?

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Looks like a nail. In Algonquin Provincial Park where I frequently go, there are very often nails left in trees by previous "campers". Oh and you can also often find an assortment of abandoned grills. Though these come in handy I wish people would show more consideration for the park.

**P-Dub** · 06-25-2018, 06:54

auugghhh! Don't get me started on nails in trees in Algonquin! idiots!!!

**OneClick** · 06-25-2018, 07:39

Originally Posted by bigbenny

Is that a nail in the tree?

Yes. Normally I would be irritated by this, but it's in an area that used to be owned by a logging company with dozens of cabins. Now it's state land. You can find all kinds of debris and random junk scattered around, so I'm not blaming campers. But who knows.