Bugnet suspension question

[Passinthru]

I am still in the process of deciding what to buy for my first and only...(really, I mean it) hammock. As someone said on another thread, "I'm in analysis paralysis".
Anyway, in my very limited experience with hammocking (thanks for the loan of the Clark, Bigbamaguy) I found that I had some trouble getting the bugnet suspended right. So it seems that maybe the WBBB or a Clark NX model would eliminate the need for separate lines for the bugnet. However, I like some of the features of other hammocks as well, especially the DD Frontline. But the hassle of finding a tieout point for the bugnet and getting it right is making me reluctant to consider them too seriously.
Is my concern unfounded? Is suspending the bugnet not that big a deal?

Any and all comments appreciated.

[Cecilg]

Well, my experience is only with a couple of DIY hammocks and the WBBB. I love the fact that with the WBBB all I have to do is get in and zip up and I'm secure. No fiddling with the net. Just lay back and relax. I'm going on a bug infested trip (BWCA) next month and I know I'll be protected.
Don't know if this helps you but it's my take on bug protection. Good luck with your decision.
Cecilg

[Bubba]

I have a Blackbird and I have a Tree to Trail Gear Switchback Light Hiker. The Light Hiker requires the bugnet to be suspended unlike the BB. I like the ease of setup of the BB but setting up the bugnet on the LH is not a big deal though. It has two tie out that are supposed to be secured. They can go to the trees, to the suspension or even to the tarp ridgeline. I usually tie them to the suspension somewhere. If you are only going to have one hammock, the WBBB is a solid choice.