HANGCON '20 FL > Doe Lake, Ocala National Forest, Florida>Jan. 17-20, 2020> HANGCON '20

**Pheonix6579** · 01-13-2020, 17:05

I think the closest is Weeki Wachi

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**juanchoman** · 01-13-2020, 17:23

Originally Posted by Pheonix6579

I think the closest is Weeki Wachi

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Perfect. Thanks

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**Gumbo** · 01-13-2020, 17:56

A stream runs through the center of the campground.

**juanchoman** · 01-13-2020, 17:58

Originally Posted by Gumbo

A stream runs through the center of the campground.

Yeah

I’ll take my kayak to paddle there

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**Gumbo** · 01-13-2020, 18:10

Originally Posted by juanchoman

Yeah

I’ll take my kayak to paddle there

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Crystal River isn't far away. If the weather were cold, I'd recommend it highly since the manatee would all be gathered at the spring. Nice spot to swim though when the manatee are not there.

**Floridahanger** · 01-13-2020, 18:54

So, who's holding the Squirrel Catch-Clean-Cook session?

Aging them in the fridge for a week might be nice to have, but we only have a couple of days. Maybe even hold daily sessions?

Originally Posted by Gumbo

A stream runs through the center of the campground.

I think I know where that stream is located. Not too sure though

**Smckinney0031** · 01-13-2020, 19:02

Originally Posted by Floridahanger

So, who's holding the Squirrel Catch-Clean-Cook session?

Aging them in the fridge for a week might be nice to have, but we only have a couple of days. Maybe even hold daily sessions?

I think I know where that stream is located. Not too sure though

Could definitely kayak down that....with a toy boat!

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**HMLCK** · 01-13-2020, 19:09

I came out Saturday evening last year, and learned a lot. Since then I've camped in a hammock a number of nights, including my recent hike of the Ocean to Lake trail. I'm excited to see everyone on Saturday, and thanks in advance for the effort you've all put into making this a great event!

**RollTide22** · 01-13-2020, 19:45

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Do it! I'll have all my gear to capture it and we'll make a film about it.

Rebel is super stoaked to return to where the dream began in 2016. This time he would be glad to speak about what it takes to thru-hike across America, and the tools & skills needed to implement various strategies. Rule #1, support our great country & buy goods made by Americans.

Mom & Pop shops are the lifeblood of the backpacking and hammocking community, and all the biggest advances in technology and ingenuity are done by a very select few individuals in our great country, and I want to salute them and thank them for allowing people like me to climb higher, walk further, and dream bigger than ever before.

- Rebel

**Eric Nelson** · 01-13-2020, 19:56

Originally Posted by ChinoUSMC

If the land owners are serious about getting rid of squirrel, I have a few BB rifles at home I could bring, and a few .22 bird shot. Since it’s private land and they live on more than an acre, it’s legal. As for the .22, I would wait until everyone left.

It’s been awhile since I’ve skinned a few squirrels, but if someone wanted to skin, gut, and cook them up, squirrel meat is very good.

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I need to learn how to skin so please do

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