11th Annual Wisconsin Frozen Butt Hang - Jan 7th-9th- Pearson WI

**kattdogg** · 12-31-2021, 17:40

Originally Posted by Jayman

I have a variety of UQ as well. I have a -20° set, a superior gear 15° set (sewn into the hammock?) And a +20° hang tight set, I also have a home made 40° and 2 50° as well. I guess it all depends on the weather �� I aslo have a zenbivy sleeping pad that's r5 insulated if needed.

I usually throw some extra stuff in my truck since it is not a huge walk in, so probably bring them along just incase... or incase you want to play with your gear lol

**Jayman** · 01-01-2022, 11:34

Originally Posted by lorazepam

Wish I had the gear to do this, maybe next year.

I have extra gear if you want to use it. May have to stack quilts but it's doable

**Geohanging** · 01-01-2022, 13:51

I’ll be there two nights

**Geohanging** · 01-01-2022, 13:51

Originally Posted by kattdogg

Are you staying the whole time, or are you one night standing it again lol

**Grumspiff** · 01-01-2022, 17:35

Originally Posted by Karla "with a k"

No way!!! We finally get to have you back in Wisconsin!?!?!?!!

That's the plan.

**lorazepam** · 01-02-2022, 02:33

Originally Posted by Jayman

I have extra gear if you want to use it. May have to stack quilts but it's doable

Thank you for the offer! I think I will shoot for the Feb hang being discussed.

**cooky bonker** · 01-04-2022, 15:48

Excited to come out! This will be my first group hang!

**Shug** · 01-04-2022, 17:04

It seems there are many butts willing to get frozen, chilly, iced, solidified, frosty, raw, polar and frigid.
That is a good and right thing.
Migrate your down.
Bring a ccf pad chunk to stand around on.
Think about daytime-standing around clothes.
Warm head, neck, wrists and feet will rule the day~~~~
Shug

**NickoftheWoods** · 01-05-2022, 19:00

Originally Posted by Geohanging

Nick, I just found out Susan B is going on your snowshoe trip this weekend and the frozen butt hang. She said you will be bringing a very large cooking pan to both. With that said, should I bring my skillet I use every year for cooking the bacon, eggs and pancakes? No need to carry it if you already have something as large to cook with.

Susan and I go to spin class together. Just by chance we talked about winter camping. What are the chances that conversation comes up at a class and we are both going to the hang. Too funny. She will now be riding with me since I have been to the hang location.

I hadn't planned on bringing my pan. its 36 inches wide and weighs 28 pounds. it could hold about 80 pancakes but I don't plan to use it for anything.