Do you pack your hammock for easy access?

[drewboy]

Stored in back outer pocket of pack: Tarp, stakes, rain gear and map. Inside the pack in waterproof dry sack: quilts at bottom, then clothes, then hammock. Food and cooking gear then goes on top of all. Also stored outside in side pockets for easy access: first aid kit and toiletry kit with cat hole digger and TP. Stored in hip belt pockets: water treatment, camera and trail snacks.

[bdpalace]

Current Pack - Mountainsmith Circuit 3.0 (BFP - 5370)
Lid pocket - Hammock in stuff sack
Right pocket - Pack cover / tarp / cordage
Left pocket - Fishing gear / water filter
Outer center pocket - Survival stuff (lighter, first aid, fuel, flashlight, weather radio, notepad, duct tape, etc.)
Sleeping bag pouch - Sleeping bag and quilt
Main compartment (Bottom to top each in a separate stuff sack) - cooking gear, clothes, toiletry items w/ pack towel, food, hydration bladder in internal sleeve
Lashed to the outside - Tevas, rope and rain jacket

You down with OCD...yeah, you know me!

[Just Jeff]

I've been considering this and I'm curious about how big of a stuff sack you needed?

Picture this:
http://www.tothewoods.net/HikingPicturesLittleSur4.html

Second picture down on the left side. It's the DownHammock2 though so it compresses more than a full underquilt b/c it has only ~1/4 of the material and no baffles.

[Scratch]

Since I always like to take a short nap in the afternoon when I hike solo, I brought my hammock along with me on a day hike. It was so nice relaxing in comfort, rather than sitting on the ground, leaning up against a tree. So, once I've gotten a little further along on the hammock learning curve, I think I'll be packing it for easy access on my first 'above ground' backpacking trip.