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Im backpacking in bear country and want to make a Treeboat camp above the ground out of reach of bears. What do you think?

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Im backpacking in bear country and want to make a Treeboat camp above the ground out of reach of bears. What do you think?

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Sometimes you’ll find a tree with the right architecture to set a Treeboat above-ground in a single tree. Sometimes you’ll find two trees that are 8 to 12 feet apart and the right size to set the hammock between them at the height you want. If so, you’ll have to rig and climb both trees (one at a time) to set up your camp. You’ll need to carry rope, saddle, carabiners, and hammock in addition to your other pack items. Your idea is possible, but may be a bit cumbersome when you get all the required gear together. People we know with experience in bear country are more concerned about getting their food out of reach than their whole camp.

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