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It's late july, and I'm about to head to the boundary waters. I might consider getting the cocoon, but buying a separate full bug net that can go over the whole superiorgear hammock.

google lens is kinda handy for identifying stuff...

Is the nemo as warm as the thermarest? And is it much quieter too?

Bear head State Park Road they have cheap camping and hot showers there.

Thanks: I will go with Golden Oysters. Maybe as good to eat as Rocky Mountain Oysters. I have yet to taste either. On the list. Anything with bacon, eh.

Thank you. Always fun to find things in the creek. I have met some people who have quite the eye for them. I Always try to imagine what the area may have looked like several hundred or thousand years ago.

Interesting so much I subbed

Hey i just purchased a old stumpjumper pro frame, need wheels seat, brakes and pedals. It’s a m4 and some 100mm forks, what size tires can i use

That's a really cool find.

Love that place, their breakfast pizza is good

There are plant identification apps that you can just take a picture and get immediate identification.

Looks like the golden oysters. The best mushrooms I've ever eaten.

not good with shrooms , but I think they are golden oysters

Ya’ talk funny.

hey friend, I just bought that frame, seller did not include the headset, so you are using the 110 with the integrated cups in the head tube right?

Oh yeah!

The shimano deore groupsets are good for the price. bullet proof. I'm to old and lazy to run giant chainrings anymore. LOL

Been thru hiking with mine for about a month now, really like it. However its annoying to put back in the stuff sack. They could have made the stuff sack slightly larger. Don't have the mummy version though so you might not have that problem. Already got down to around 15F ontop of a mountain with it.

No one produces an appropriate bag, like never. The best that can happen to you, is having a old bag, that is slightly larger, because the old thing the bag was for, was much larger and also wasn't fit🤗

Is there plenty of shoulder room without tie outs like a Blackbird XLC or Simply Light Trail Lair?

@livinlarge1247 So I've taken mine down to 18 without an issue, but you do want to make sure the down is distributed along the baffle. You can just brush the down with your hand from one side to the other. Shug has a video where he shows this, which is where I picked up on the trick. edit: You can get it suuuper warm if you distribute the down asymetrically on your lay- head right feet left or feet left head right, but shouldn't need to do all that.

I have the extreme conditions pad and really like it

I'm with ya regarding forest/nature colors. Easier on the eyes.

Nice! Nice Amigo! Pip..pshhhtt.

Lookin' gpod amigo.

I added a secondary suspension to my HT UQ’s to adjust it up and down the primary, hold an offset diagonal lay, and it helps to keep it from sagging. Very nice $5 mod.

dealee bobs, I use them in the canoe to strap stuff down

That one looks pretty roomy. good to see you out there keeping up the good fight.

Great video!! Nice job

Nice Amigo! Go get em'!

Nice!

Nice Amigo! ❤❤❤

Look like a baby bird in the nest.

"Oh yeah!" ❤❤

I really wanted this hammock. I sent some designs out to different places.

*Promo SM* 🤗

bacon and eggs. sounds like a plan. I would expect there to be caves around there, from the looks of of the limestone and sandstone formations.

just waiting for a Frank Lloyd Wright 'Falling Water' ...

I use to live in Southern Illinois. That place looked like Bell Smith Springs. Been there many times.

The Shawnee National Forest is gorgeous. A lot of history there. Some of it very dark.

Where? Very nice!

Been there.

It was a great trip to Southern Illinois with my amigo & guide Jason (Coonie) & I should get some videos up on it soon. Went to Carbondale SIU for Forest Resource Management, but yeah...too much $$!

Yeah! That Duck Down Aroma!

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Nice amigo!❤

Wilderness innovation makes great gear. They osni blankets are bulletproof as far as wear and tear in the woods

I had a down top quilt loved the thing but got a tiny whole while i hung it on a wooden fence to dry out lost alot of down and cant afford a another one since i got laid off and its not easy finding work being houseless. So i went back to a synthetic quilt. I usually hammock camp. Really got into bivy and tarp camping just to be more stealthy now

When you mentioned the smell I was wondering the same is it because its getting exposure to moisture. I agree it is a lot better to be under a tarp in a hammmock in the rain vs being stuck confined to a tent. The shawnee in southern Il is a beautiful place. Thats where I'm from.

Im newer to gear, picked up a Nemo riff, I like the shape it isnt too roomy but allows you to sleep on your side comfortably. Along with the waterproof toe box for condensation on the tent walls. I guess the womens version has way more insulation then the mens. And the down supposedly has a coating on it to help prevent moisture absorbing.