Elky Welky
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That's a really nice truck. Looks like it could use some new tires though.
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That's a really nice truck. Looks like it could use some new tires though.
Show us your 'Borah Bivy' camp setup? I'm curious. I wondered if I might get by with one 'accessorized' with a light tarp in case of precipitation (rain or snow).Tarp pitch from 4 nights of tarp/bivy elk camp. Got the entire sleep system down to about 6lbs with a single trekking pole, and the trekker came in handy packing out elk. Probably didn’t need the tarp. Had zero wind/rain all 4 nights to truly test it. Really like the Borah Bivy after 3 years of using it. The tarp flap in the front pulled around to a stake on the side like a little door.
Sure thing, just this set up (Borah Gear Bivy https://borahgear.com/, Thermarest NeoAir XLite wide pad, Trekology air pillow, and Snugpack Jungle Blanket XL) on top of a piece of Tyvek:Show us your 'Borah Bivy' camp setup? I'm curious. I wondered if I might get by with one 'accessorized' with a light tarp in case of precipitation (rain or snow).
How well is the water resistance for the bivy bag? Do you get damp inside from condensation and sweat?Sure thing, just this set up (Borah Gear Bivy https://borahgear.com/, Thermarest NeoAir XLite wide pad, Trekology air pillow, and Snugpack Jungle Blanket XL) on top of a piece of Tyvek:
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Haven’t had a chance to test the water resistance but you can look up the material they make it out of and figure it out pretty easily, more splash resistant than anything. I use it under a tarp because I was waking up with ants crawling up my legs and lots of bug bites, plus wolf spiders, peace of mind.How well is the water resistance for the bivy bag? Do you get damp inside from condensation and sweat?