Onewind Brickfielder bridge hammock with bugnet

A quick set up and hang of this hammock. I have a feeling I'll be doing some experimentation on this to make it fit a tall guy such as myself, more comfortably.
In the video I said the ridgerunner was a little longer, I had the dutchware 12 footer in mind for some reason. The ridgerunner is actually a bit SHORTER.
I pretty much used up all of the adjustment in the whoopie slings here, trees spaced a bit further apart would have been better. I'll try for that and see how it helps next time.
The bug net doesn't get much play in this video. It didn't come with instructions and it isn't obvious to me how it goes on the hammock.
Another Update: Here's a link to the OneWind page for the bugnet to this hammock. Mine looks like it may be missing a strap or two but there are a few pictures that MIGHT help you set up yours.
www.onewindoutdoors.com/products/bridge-hammock-mosquito-net?srsltid=AfmBOor6ad-ABJGhf2K8FTZhUswg79ycfRJEFR8qRdAdn2baubGdILIT
Error: I'd always thought the woodland camo med. ALICE packs were slightly different radio packs. Apparently not. Okay, cool. It's a full fledged ALICE then.

[@denniskuenze659]

Hang your head end lower then the foot end and you won't slid down. That works with all hammocks. I got the bug net for this hammock . It is hard to figure out since there are no directions. But t works. Only con is that you can't add a ridge line.

[@Billofthenorth1]

I'm still working on this one. If memory serves, the trees were too close together, and a lot of branches in my way, to get it set up properly. Once I get it comfy for me I'll revisit the bugnet.