I was thinking the same thing! I was doing a search for "Chameleon hammock camping" and never expected to see a video by Dave. As you said so well, there's a lot to be respected in a person that has so much bushcraft experience and yet is willing to take a look at and try out new methods of shelter.
Thanks for the video Dave. I have a Chamaeleon hammock and love it. There’s no nothing more fun than getting a bag of Dutch ware’s Bling! God bless you, your family, and your business. John
I have the same setup. I’ve used the tarp for a couple of years and it is a great piece of lightweight gear. I just got the Chameleon hammock this year and so far so good. Thanks for the videos!
I love hammock camping. Great video. Thanks for sharing. One tip for rainy weather: Tie the the "excess" whoopie sling around the working part and it acts as a drip line! Ditto the tarp lines.
Hey Dave I'm watching you on quest tv channel 10.4 basic cable in California you dnt know how I enjoy watching all your old tv shows and I still enjoy your videos on RU-vid. You the man thank you for the knowledge you share with us.
Thanks for putting this out there for us! Love light gear when picking off big miles. I've always found my hammock set up to be heavier than my ultralight tent but I prefer my hammock. Looks like I have an answer to that problem now!
Thanks Dave for everything you do I live in North fl. I want to set up a kit Next year when you get time I would like your impute on a kit I like to fish and hunt Deer so on I wish I had known of your school Before 2008 I lived in shellbyville In. now in North fl.I thinkI meet you Hwy 19 Hwy27 225 mile marker you were going to the Everglades Didn"t realize who you were I really do appreciate everything you do.
For sure & certain extremely impressed with that Titanium Stinger Clip. Pretty damn ingenious combining a carabiner, hook, and "cleat" (y'all called it an antenna)...a miniature version of what ya see on any boat or dock used to tie off with.... into one light weight easy tying mechanism. The versatility & possibilities are endless. I'd carry a dozen of those bad boys in my pack at all times. By the way, there's a rain wrapped tornado just a few miles South headed in our direction. Still...had to finish Davids video. A man has to have priorities. Off to the shelter we go.
I dont have a bug out bag nor am I a huge preparer or anything like that but I'm a huge fan of ur content atleast if I need to I have some type of knowledge of making fires and such so if I get my hands on some materials I know what to do if shit hits the fan but I have been considering making a simple bug out bag knowledge is keys btw I have one question does ur shop deliver to Puerto Rico?
Kenneth Davis If you are referring to the suspension. It is made of amsteel, I believe at the thickness used for those whoopie slings it has roughly a 1600 lb. weight rating......it will hold you.