Ultra light Mosquito Net Hammock Trap Backwoods Gear Review

In the episode I solo camp and review a Mosquito Net Hammock Trap from Preself.
I also share a few camping equipment upgrades and a hand-crafted medieval leather pouch.
I found a creepy chicken wire trap, please leave in the comments below, what you think it might have been for.
Lightweight No Bug Screen House for Hammock
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Fire-Maple FMS-116T Portable Stove Ultra Light, Hiking Stove Titanium Backpacking Stove
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Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:30 BugNet Hammock Trap -Outside spec
2:53 BugNet Hammock Trap -Inside spec
6:56 Fire Maple Ultralight 600ML Pot and the Fire Maple FMS 116T Ultra Light stove review
9:10 Medieval Woodland Pouch and why I spend time in the wild
11:54 Creature in the woods ?
13:37 Found a creepy trap in the woods
14:37 The End

[@silverwolvesutility5219]

The bug-net trap held up well during the night. No bugs, no mosquitos. I do recomen have with you extra tent pegs. The net also rolls up if you just want the trap. Putting poles on the coners adds a little more space to the inside. In general, it works.

[@DaBriggsBoys]

interesting video, thanks for sharing

[@larstueschjth2658]

Nice tarp,nice setup, nice dog🐶, nice pouch🪡🧵💼,nice vid📽️👍

[@elliesantos3760]

That was a good review of the bug-net trap. Great video ! Thanks for sharing

[@ExploreYourLand]

Looks like a sweet setup!

[@silverwolvesutility5219]

It was ! Can't wait to test it out again. I'm curious how it will stand up in heavy rain.

[@fishinthe9103]

I'm hanging for the second time in my hammock in the Croatan National Forest right now. It's close to home and I want to work our the bugs in my setup so I can come back to the Uwharri National Forest to do a 3 day camp. Thanks for sharing your setup.

[@silverwolvesutility5219]

This bugnet trap worked out pretty well. It's not too big, not too small. I would recommend the poles or self-made poles for the corners, too, add a little extra standing space. If it's windy, you can just add logs or rocks to the bottom flaps. Good luck in Uwharrie.

[@LousyFIBs]

I like the tarp! We could use that for our dog as well!

[@silverwolvesutility5219]

I'm glad you liked it. I still got to give it a good rain test.

[@donolinger6904]

How many mosquitoes do you normally trap?

[@silverwolvesutility5219]

There was zero mosquitoes inside. But a handful of stink bugs.