I have a hazelnut orchard w/20x20 ft spaces.If you are thinking of a spacing pattern this works pretty good for my hammocks.
I have a hazelnut orchard w/20x20 ft spaces.If you are thinking of a spacing pattern this works pretty good for my hammocks.
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Welcome aboard from Florida. Don't know anything about hazelnut trees but if they're anything like hickory nuts I don't know about hanging under them.
Most of us end up poorer here but richer for being here. Olddog, Fulltime hammocker, 365 nights a year.
Welcome to the forum from west Texas.
Welcome to HF from Mass.
We had two Chinese chestnut trees in our back yeard
What they could do to tracker tires I would
Hate to see what there'd do to a hammock and tarp that
Wasnt made of Kevlar
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Welcome and HWDY! Twenty feet is pretty far to hang between. You'll have to get your tree huggers VERY HIGH to get an angle that isn't too flat. You can push them up the tree trunks with a stick. Or, being an orchard, there may be a tree ladder around! Good luck!
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Surely, God never did.
put up a minimal tarp with the stretchy extensions, it should act like a trampoline to bounce them away from you!Originally Posted by olddog
KM(who thinks this would be great entertainment for some kids..)
Welcome aboard!
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Saw it with my own 2 eyes.
Do be wary of a nice tarp strung beneath falling stuff.
Last edited by Tendertoe; 08-16-2011 at 10:27.
Hey guys- read Marko's post again. He says it works for him! Check out his http://deckhandman.com/ link and you might see why....
hahahha no worries of getting holes in those hammocksHey guys- read Marko's post again. He says it works for him! Check out his http://deckhandman.com/ link and you might see why.....
As long as you keep the hanging to fair weather - leaving the tarps at home - and bring a hardhat, enjoy.
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