Upgrade Your Ultralight Hammock: Easy DIY Bug Net Installation!”

Hello friends! Today, I’m upgrading my ultralight hammock, which I carry in my haversack, with a new bug net that zips in place. Even though this hammock wasn’t originally designed for a bug net, I’m making it work. Here in the Deep South, our nights are filled with mosquitoes that can ruin your camping experience. So, I decided to add this accessory bug net to improve my nights outdoors. The good news is, this bug net may fit many other hammocks, including ones you might already own. If you enjoy content like this, please share and subscribe. I would be very grateful. Until next time, safe journeys on your adventures!
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[@blackoracle69]

have a great weekend everyone.

[@user-vg6ux1xp3h]

There’s nothing like a good mosquito net. I actually use no-see-em nets which keep out sand-flies. These critters are smaller than mosquitoes and are a big problem in Australia. Every time I see a Blackie video I just start to think of going camping

[@outbackowl3040]

Hi Blackie, greeting from Australia 🇦🇺, thank you for your time to make these videos, nice piece of kit.

[@smoothvern165]

Great demo. One Wind sounds like a real good company!

[@Kasofalltrades]

I always prefer a separate mosquito net so the bugs can't bite you through the bottom if you don't have an underquilt. Pro tip, if you treat it with permitherin, the bugs won't bite through the net if you touch it at night. Great video, I haven't seen anyone really doing this and I have no idea why. I have the onewind rigeline hammock for my kid and she shares the bug net with me

[@TonyTooTuff]

Thanks for the pro tip. I was wondering if that would work. Good to know that it does. 🫡

[@user-yc6fz7ut1f]

Looks like a winner. Thanks for sharing

[@trynsurviven2440]

Nice piece of gear.

[@benterwellen]

It seems to work pretty well, ty for sharing..

[@kennethwilson8633]

Nice.

[@floydsmith2296]

My one wind hammock came with the "birthing hole" style bug net. It works fine but I never liked having to crawl up into it (and out of it). I like the zipped feature better. Thank you for the video

[@blackoracle69]

glad to do it

[@timlacy2284]

Blackie, WOW Great review and piece of gear I do like the floor in it. I need to get several of those my old U.S. Army bug net is getting wore out ,Thanks Again Sir. God Bless Y'all . Tim L.

[@timothypeterson1903]

I think Coleman's Military Surplus or sportsman's guide has new old stock military surplus mosquito netting available if you like surplus nets.

[@timlacy2284]

@@timothypeterson1903 Thank you, for letting me know. I Greatly Appreciate It.

[@bretjohnson6188]

Thank you, Blackie. I'm a ground sleeper, but I can appreciate the options available.

[@MichaelR58]

Good video Blackie, thanks for sharing YAH bless !

[@blackoracle69]

thanks for watching

[@timothypeterson1903]

I like my US military mosquito netting it works well for many applications. I used it with magnets when i was living out of my van so i could leave the windows down.

[@Able-Man]

I sure do like that net!!!

[@blackoracle69]

i think it will be a big help with my hammock

[@HayyuAdam]

Is your thumbnail AI?