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    All together. I've found that hanging a hammock with missing/forgotten straps is an almost insurmountable obstacle.

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    Senior Member cmoulder's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by dscotthep View Post
    All together. I've found that hanging a hammock with missing/forgotten straps is an almost insurmountable obstacle.
    I'm going to need to modify one of my favorite axioms: "A place for every thing, and every thing in its place... and all in the same place."

    The same reason my ridge/guy lines and stakes always stay with the tarp. And the same reason it is not necessary to carry a lot of extra cordage and webbing.
    Five Basic Principles of Going Lighter (not me... the great Cam Honan of OZ)
    “If everybody is thinking alike, then somebody isn't thinking.” ~ Gen. George S Patton

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    Quote Originally Posted by CrawDaddy4 View Post
    I like so store my suspension separately from my hammock. I use DW Beetles w/ spider poly straps, mostly because it's completely modular and simple. My suspension is stored in a small mesh sack, separate from my hammock. This way, if it's wet, sappy, etc - I can store it without contaminating any of my other gear. I personally like the ability to hang my suspension first, hook my hammock to it, and unfold it form the double-ended stuff sack. YMMV. HYOH!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by cmoulder View Post
    I'm going to need to modify one of my favorite axioms: "A place for every thing, and every thing in its place... and all in the same place."

    The same reason my ridge/guy lines and stakes always stay with the tarp. And the same reason it is not necessary to carry a lot of extra cordage and webbing.
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    My straps are my only suspension.. always separate.

    I use a zippered cuben taco sack to hold straps, stakes and some extra cordage.
    Yes, my pack weighs 70lbs, but it's all light weight gear....
    Bob's brother-in-law

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    separately. straps go in their own ziploc outside, hammock goes in the compactor bag with quilts, etc...

    u.w. / willin'

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    My straps go with the hammock for good weather because its convenient. However, i carry a stuff sack just in case i want to seperate them.

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    I made my stuff sacks large enough for the hammock, bug net, and straps. The straps are in their own small bags inside the stuff sack. If they are too wet/sappy they can be packed separately.

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    I store mine with the hammock, but I keep a ziplock sandwich bag in my storage sack in case the straps are wet or are sticky from the tree.

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    I had my suspension rub a hole in my first hammock after only a few hangs. So now I keep my suspension out of the Bishop Bag that holds my hammock. I carry a small piece of Sham Wow to wipe down things that get wet or have plant matter on them like my suspension.

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