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    Bugnet material.

    Anyone know where I can get some material to make my own bugnet? I haven't checked yet, but I have an idea where to get it. I just want to see where everyone else gets it and compare prices. I want to make a bugnet similar to Just Jeff's hammock sock. The sock worked so good I bet a bugnet in the same fashion would be great.

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    I order it from the usual suspects.
    OWF
    Seattle Fabrics
    Thruhiker.com
    I just order it fromone of those guys when i am ordering something else.
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    Dutch's list, plus speerhammocks, which is another good place for 1.9 oz and 1.1 oz ripstop. And a GREAT PLACE for life-time spools of thread suitable for DIY projects. (lifetime? I'm on my third spool....)
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    Senior Member eflat7's Avatar
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    Thought those might be the answers. Just wanted to check!!

    Thanks Grizz. BTW I enjoy your vids.

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    REI (at least the one by me) carries noseeum for 1.25 a yard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MondayHopscotch View Post
    REI (at least the one by me) carries noseeum for 1.25 a yard.
    Do you happen to know how wide it is? If it's standard width (54" or so) and decent quality - that's a steal!
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    Quote Originally Posted by sclittlefield View Post
    Do you happen to know how wide it is? If it's standard width (54" or so) and decent quality - that's a steal!
    Can't say much about the quality in comparison to other noseeum being as this is the only stuff I've used, but it seems nice to me.

    And it is 54".

    How much does it usually go for?

    I might be able to set up some sort of group buy if it's only at my REI for some reason.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MondayHopscotch View Post
    And it is 54".

    How much does it usually go for?
    It's more commonly found at about $1.25/ft rather than /yd. Nice find. No REI's near me... or in my State for that matter, so far as I know.
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    I got mine from the local army surplus for a decent price.
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    for mine, we had some left over tulle from our wedding.
    Tulle is what my wife used to make her veil. I dont have a price, but most fabric stores should carry it.

    I do think that it is not as durable as I had initially thought, but it does keep out the buzzing critters and is light. I have only used it on one trip and it worked, but time will be the real test.

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