im a noob to this style of campin i may ask alot of questions and they may sound stupid at times just dont know alot about hammocks and this new way of getting out in the woods . thank you in advance for your help and all that .
im a noob to this style of campin i may ask alot of questions and they may sound stupid at times just dont know alot about hammocks and this new way of getting out in the woods . thank you in advance for your help and all that .
welcome from ohio!
plenty on here to learn from
Also keep an eye out for hangs in your area, it's a great way to see multiple different setups in person and get an idea for what'd work for you and you get to meet some great people.
Glad to have you
P.S. if you haven't already, youtube Shug's Hammock videos, they'll give you a great foundation to start getting you out and hammock camping
Welcome from the Jersey Shore! There's nothing worse than a quiet noob. You're supposed to ask a lot of questions so we can all help you, while at the same time laughing at you! I've asked so many stupid questions I can't count them.
A few forum members might be in your area December 9 to 11 for a Pine Barrens hike and hang. Friday 12/9 7.5 mile hike from Batsto Village to Lower Forge Wilderness Camp, then hike 7 miles to Batona Camp and spend the night there Saturday. Here's the thread:
http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=43145
Dylan and I are planning on hiking in during the daylight hours on Friday (1 to 3 pm), but a couple of members like Kayak Karl may hike in at night.
If you want to join us and try out hammocking, I can bring a hammock setup that will work for you if you're not taller than 6 ft. Kayak Karl and Dylan have some sweet gear, and we all have different setups for you to check out. If you're taller than 6 ft., somebody might have a hammock you can borrow.
If you don't want to hike, you can always just meet us at Batona Camp Saturday night. You can drive in from Rt. 206 turning off on Carranza Road.
This will be my third trip to the Pine Barrens in a month. I have a couple of trip reports here:
http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=42286
http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=42964
If you can't make it this weekend, the 5th Annual NJ Winter Hang will be Jan. 27-29, 2012 at Batona Camp. It could be cold, but HF members can likely loan you gear to stay toasty!
Welcome again!
Last edited by SilvrSurfr; 12-04-2011 at 17:52.
Welcome feller....here is my Hammock Series that may give you insight...and a headache!http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=15516
Shug
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hey thanks alot for the warm welcome im starting to look into hammocks and tarps i do alot of camping tent style ....i have many tents do to the fact that im into ww2 and ww1 reenacting my largest tent is a 20x20 and has a wood burning stove in it quite nice with that being said i would like to get into something more like easy to move and set up
thanks shug man i subscribed and have watched just about all ur vids. man u got the life bro ... love the vids keep up the good work gives me something to do at night when im chilling out .Originally Posted by Shug
Welcome feller....here is my Hammock Series that may give you insight...and a headache!
Shug
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