I'm in two minds with this, my current hammock does but previous didn't? What are your thoughts?
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Is it worth having a mozzie net here in the UK?
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#7If it wasn't for my mesh then one day I just might wake up to find a hornet in my sleeping bag. That's more of a gamble than I'm ever going to be prepared to take.Originally posted by Si Glasgow View PostMaybe I'm lucky, them bity things (famous last words lol!) don't seem to bite me that much!
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#9well there's a nightmare scenario I hadn't thought of. that's gonna stop me sleeping till I get a net.Originally posted by Woodland View Post
If it wasn't for my mesh then one day I just might wake up to find a hornet in my sleeping bag. That's more of a gamble than I'm ever going to be prepared to take.
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#10Absolutely !!! I get bitten to pieces without ... that's why I stopped using the tarp n'bivi ...
carrying tarp bivi and some sort of mossie netting was silly ... might as well be in a tent !!!
This is why I'm keen to find out more about hammocking !!!
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Do you own a hammock yet Whistle?
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Hi the Hammock Forum ... No I don't own a Hammock yet ... that's why I'm here ...
I want to find out more about hammocking ... and if its possible to hang without trees
as most places I seem to go cliff top walks , beaches , windswept saltmarshes ...
bleak hilltops etc ...
just dont have suitable trees !!!
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jus_youngJunior Member
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#11Most definately YES
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