Tarp Talk...a look at Shug's Tarps/Superfly and then some

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  • @guitstikkustoms4448
    @guitstikkustoms4448 7 років тому +62

    That about covers it. I think that everyone would agree, it is not a stretch to say that your humor is the fabric that binds us together. We hang on your every word. Your words sway us to new heights. Every line taut with anticipation. We each have a stake in your wisdom. We dub thee "Tarpoleon Bonaparte", ruler of funny pants, Empanada of wit and sage of the saucy pork.

    • @manolomandevo293
      @manolomandevo293 7 років тому +2

      @Guitstik Kustoms
      sorry 4 my bad english, i dont understand well, but
      i agree,
      SHUG is the BEST. :-)

    • @PhilCherry3
      @PhilCherry3 7 років тому

      Good ones!

  • @Shipfixer
    @Shipfixer 4 роки тому +1

    The guru of hammocks and tarp. Always brightens the day .Subscriber here. I have several Kelty tarps. From 9 ft. to 20 ft. The 20 I use for bikepacking trips. I can get all my stuff, hammock, and KLR 650 under it and when configured as a bomb shelter, it's completely enclosed. I'll never use a tent again. Greetings from Alaska.

  • @ergot57
    @ergot57 7 років тому +42

    A Shug video in the morning always makes for a better day. Thank you Sir.

  • @DIYSportsman
    @DIYSportsman 7 років тому +4

    Just want to say Shug, your videos have been instrumental for me gaining the confidence to try hammock camping for the first time. I used a DIY tarp for a week in Colorado and loved the whole hammock experience! I found that I like lots of coverage with the tarp pitched higher, so I think I'll build my next one like your superfly.

  • @LifeLikeLee
    @LifeLikeLee 7 років тому +3

    Hey Shug I just want to let you know that you have been my favorite Hammocker, backpacker, entertainer to watch on UA-cam for the past couple years!! I have loved backpacking for many years now, and have been upgrading my gear lately. Because of you I’ve upgraded my tarp to the beautiful Warbonnet Superfly. Thank you for being you, and always enjoy your “Breakfast in the hammock” my friend:) You’re awesome, keep it up Shug!!!

  • @MARLEYFANcbr
    @MARLEYFANcbr 7 років тому +6

    I think I learned a lot from this one. One thing I always notice in your gear videos is you emphasize "do it your own way". That is really important because everyone is different and everyone's set up will vary. The only way to see what works for you is to get out and experience some experiments.

  • @claytonellman4677
    @claytonellman4677 7 років тому +2

    Thanks Shug, got my Superfly this summer and I couldn't be happier. I opted for sil poly instead of nylon weathered 2 storms and all I have to say is " All secure in sector 7"

  • @somedude-90
    @somedude-90 7 років тому +5

    Hey Shug! I just wanted to say thank you! You're videos sold me on hammock camping when I first started to research backpacking. It's the best decision I ever made. Seriously man, thanks!

  • @57koop
    @57koop 7 років тому +1

    Shug, you always make my day and bring a smile to my face thank you so much for these videos! I have a super fly for my tarp and you gave me a lot of great ideas thank you.

  • @davewyman3021
    @davewyman3021 5 років тому +1

    Thanks for this video! Got a Superfly after watching it and it was awesome. Out of three hammock backpackers, mine was the only one that didn't have issues during a serious wind/rain/snow storm.

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  5 років тому +1

      It is a mighty fine tarp for sure.

  • @ZiggZagg11
    @ZiggZagg11 7 років тому +16

    I can just imagine what Shugs neighbors must think... Strange noises, random talking to himself, ukes, drums, ropes strung all over... They probably refer to him as, "The clown that lives next door"... I would imagine they still tolerate his shenanigans as he probably invites them to his bbq's... :)

    • @ergot57
      @ergot57 7 років тому +2

      From what I saw in his Video Library the BBQ would win him a pass for sure.

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  7 років тому +20

      Mandolin actually. But correct on talking and strange noises! My neighbors are strange as well so all is good in Freak-Town.

  • @latitude918
    @latitude918 7 років тому +1

    I'm with you Shug. 90% of my trips I take the Warbonnet Edge. Just a simple hex tarp, no frills needed.

  • @lukel4783
    @lukel4783 4 роки тому +1

    I love this man and his advice lol. He brings joy to my days.

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  4 роки тому +1

      Whooooo Buddy)))) and joy!

  • @2110sebas
    @2110sebas 4 роки тому

    "Yeah, just remember kids, it's not about what we can do to stop what you do, because we don't like what you do so we are gonna get together and we are gonna stop what you do, not about that. It's about what can I do to help you out. May I assist you?. Because I have got myself together, and I would like to help you. Let's do a little bit more of that. Can you join me on that people?. It's not hard, let's pull it together. I think we can do it..."
    Man, I loved that. Thank you on your huge contribution to "new" ways on camping.
    It's Sebastian from Argentina, gratefull for all that you put out there and the respect that you show when you talk about these things. Thank you a lot Sean.

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  4 роки тому

      Many thanks for taking in the words and passing me some good words. Mucho appreciato~~~

  • @chazham002
    @chazham002 7 років тому +1

    Great vid Shug! Always enjoy your videos and thanks for helping a newbie out. The world would be so much better off if everyone was willing to help rather than criticise. Thank you.

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  7 років тому

      I heard someone talking...we need to embrace Mercy. I liked that. Working on it.

  • @KevinOutdoors
    @KevinOutdoors 7 років тому +18

    Nice one Shug! I had hoped you would have gone over how many third persons fit inside an 11' tarp.

    • @christopherneelyakagoattmo6078
      @christopherneelyakagoattmo6078 7 років тому +8

      Carl, Shug in the third, and the Maple King, if need be. That's three wholes, in the third, and a third of an third. or in fractions that's 9/3 allowing for multiple personalities each, and 2/3 of a whole third person in case another personality pops out. In the mean time; you can close the doors to contain the smell of meandering: it's enough to make you lollygag. YMMV. Parental discretion is not advised. Or applicable.

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  7 років тому +4

      WE are always under there!

    • @christopherneelyakagoattmo6078
      @christopherneelyakagoattmo6078 7 років тому +2

      MuhWawhawa haha.

    • @RViscara
      @RViscara 7 років тому +2

      Yah but do they carry their extra food or does shug?

  • @FrankBergdoll
    @FrankBergdoll 7 років тому +1

    Teaching tarp tying is a terrific treat! Fun and fantastic foray forward for this Friday!

  • @FloridaWild
    @FloridaWild 7 років тому +2

    Love my Warbonnet Superfly! Tarps make me feel all warm and fuzzy inside! :)

  • @matthewlentz6008
    @matthewlentz6008 2 роки тому

    As always your awesome. Thanks for bringing a smile to my face on this wonderful Sunday.

  • @stoutkm
    @stoutkm 7 років тому +1

    Nice to see Carl out and about. Thanks Shug!

  • @derekl2882
    @derekl2882 7 років тому

    This is a master piece. Informative and entertaining as only Shug can deliver. One of my favorite videos as I love me some tarps too!

  • @jrreed6992
    @jrreed6992 7 років тому +2

    Great way to wake up with a Shug video and coffee in my new purdy mug

  • @PeteSeeker455
    @PeteSeeker455 7 років тому +2

    You are such a fun mess... I love it! Thanks Shug- I just referred my 6th New-Hammocky-Person to you so they could see what to do! Please keep it up my Hammocky-Clown-y friend! Pete D.---

  • @FergsFunSpot
    @FergsFunSpot 7 років тому

    Yes! Two videos in the past couple weeks! You made my September!

  • @chrisrasmussen5018
    @chrisrasmussen5018 7 років тому +1

    You are making this young man jealous. Sitting here recovering from hernia surgery and I am hoping the dr clears me to do a light weekend hang for Daylight savings. Between hurricanes and surgery yesterday my fall camping season has been cut short.

  • @adventure_hannah3841
    @adventure_hannah3841 7 років тому +1

    Awesome video, a lot of good fun and help! I'm still looking for a tarp. Right now I just borrow a 9' Kelty Noah tarp from where I work but I'm looking at buying the Hummingbird Heron tarp.

  • @Chaucerfaux1
    @Chaucerfaux1 7 років тому

    Todays tarp talk totally tickles the toes,. Heyo Shug if im ever around your area it would be in my opinion super fun to just head out with you for a day or two. your videos always make my day, i personally consider you a hammock camping expert.

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  7 років тому

      No expert...just an enthusiatic enthusiast.

  • @paddypete1
    @paddypete1 2 роки тому

    just having a look again at some of your vids great info,just tried a hammock for the first time yesterday,where have they been all my life,keep healthy man

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  2 роки тому +1

      Enjoy the comfort quest.

  • @markkrueger7903
    @markkrueger7903 3 роки тому +1

    This dude cracks me up

  • @aubépine-coeur
    @aubépine-coeur Рік тому

    Always putting smile on my face

  • @AmandaBess
    @AmandaBess 7 років тому +1

    As always, entertainment value is the best in the biz! Had to watch before I headed into work. I'm am mentally prepared for another long day. lol. Thanks for the laughs and tarp-tastic info!!!!!

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  7 років тому

      Y'elcome. I was feeling it!

  • @chrisburnett7646
    @chrisburnett7646 7 років тому

    Thanks for the video shug...im looking into hammock camping..and find your videos very helpful and entertaining...thanks again!

  • @KaylynnStrain
    @KaylynnStrain 7 років тому

    nice way to show the variety of tarps available, all I have are 2 heavy poly tarps

  • @Nerb1
    @Nerb1 7 років тому

    That tarp sleeve is genius... never seen one before!

  • @1przemian
    @1przemian 4 роки тому

    Shug is such a great guy to watch!

  • @KurtPapke
    @KurtPapke 7 років тому +1

    Good stuff! I like the idea of using the poles for the pullouts on the Superfly when trees aren't available on the sides to tie to. Your homemade tarp is somewhat similar to the AHE Shangri La that I use with the cat cuts.

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  7 років тому +1

      Yeah.....mine mighta been first!

  • @SalineScott
    @SalineScott 7 років тому

    That was awesome. You are so talented in so many different ways.

  • @titusmoz
    @titusmoz 7 років тому

    I seriously cant wait to get myself a tarp and hammock and get out into the woods for a couple nights. I have done camping but this, is just so much cooler . As always, great vids and always looked forward them. Cheers.

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  7 років тому

      Hammocks and tarps are complex for something that seems so simple.

    • @titusmoz
      @titusmoz 7 років тому

      Funny how that is in life, but often can be more rewarding in return.

  • @northcountryadventures7619
    @northcountryadventures7619 7 років тому

    You have some really nice tarps there. I just got into hammock camping this year so only have one tarp so far. I bought it pre-sale and saved a few dollars, I paid $34.97 + free S&H. It is a little heavier than your tarps but it works well and seems pretty durable. Here are the specs: Outdoor vitals 'Chief' 6 Sided 75D Polyurethane coated ripstop polyester with taped seams, adjustable tie-outs, aluminum stakes, Catenary cut sides, Loops for trekking pole placement & 75D Poly carry bag it's 11' x 6'6" and weighs 1 lb 7 oz. great video thanks for sharing.

  • @MaffTUK
    @MaffTUK 7 років тому

    As always Shug your video is informative and entertaining. As for your mental state well.... There doesn't seem to a problem there either everything quite normal it seems. Nice job Shug 👍

  • @joeybandar7300
    @joeybandar7300 7 років тому +3

    Haha I actually had my nails in my neck stubble when you accused me of scratchin myself. Good one!

  • @jasonseckt4300
    @jasonseckt4300 7 років тому +17

    Love you Shug, wish I could be your neighbor 😂

  • @richardhayes2728
    @richardhayes2728 2 роки тому +1

    You're nuts Mr lol. Love your vids

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  2 роки тому +1

      I am bowing deeply here.....

  • @vagabond-yj8pn
    @vagabond-yj8pn 7 років тому +1

    Tarp of the morning to you!

  • @charlescooper641
    @charlescooper641 7 років тому

    Thank you for all your videos and all your helpful info. A big whoa buddy to you Shug.

  • @efehler
    @efehler 4 роки тому

    OMG, Shug. You crack me up! When you put the snake skin on the super fly and drag it through the yard... it looks just like a real snake!

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  4 роки тому

      Oh....it is a real snake!

  • @whizzwham1862
    @whizzwham1862 7 років тому +3

    I have a hammock gear cuben fiber palace and enjoy it simple

  • @mikechivers5792
    @mikechivers5792 7 років тому

    YESSSSS another shug video and a good one. What better way to start the weekend than watching a man talk tarps!!! Love it. Thank you shug shuggedy shug shug of the third person.

  • @uptrail7169
    @uptrail7169 7 років тому

    I use the Edge tarp from Warbonnet. Excellent video and very entertaining!!!

  • @wadepatton2433
    @wadepatton2433 7 років тому

    Over poles! whooo buddy! that's worth the price of this here vidyea. Thanks Shug. My tarps are still the cheapos-but camping season is coming and I'll be making some tie out jobbies--or buying one maybe.

  • @Ken-wp6us
    @Ken-wp6us 7 років тому

    My fav method to create space inside the tarp is to stake a hiking pole inside the tarp angling out pushing on the tarp. Quick and no guylines needed.

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  7 років тому

      Yessir...that does work well.

  • @banjowoodsman7675
    @banjowoodsman7675 7 років тому

    Good one Shug. Carolina boys are also known as tarpheels.

  • @GARYMANDIEVAN
    @GARYMANDIEVAN 7 років тому +3

    I don't know about the rest of you but I like them all, Great Video

  • @fromtheptothab
    @fromtheptothab 7 років тому

    yes, new video from shug :) can't wait for new trip reports of yours.

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  7 років тому

      Thanks...we can't wait to go! Soon......

  • @greygardens81
    @greygardens81 7 років тому +6

    I laughed out loud at work at 5m15s with your eastern European accent. I hope that character makes more appearances hahaha

  • @johnphillips3526
    @johnphillips3526 7 років тому +1

    That rap part made me laugh out loud! Love the entertainment to go along with the tarp talk.

  • @ontario_backwoods_beekeeping
    @ontario_backwoods_beekeeping 7 років тому +3

    finally my shug fix :) i am now a happy hammocker once again

  • @rulrich45
    @rulrich45 7 років тому

    I've been thinking about getting a Warbonnet Supertarp. Thanks for the review.

  • @martinoutdoors6941
    @martinoutdoors6941 7 років тому +4

    Great video Shug....as always 👍👍

  • @aaroncasey9255
    @aaroncasey9255 7 років тому

    You are the tarp man. ⛺️👍 great video Shug

  • @garygoldsmith9844
    @garygoldsmith9844 7 років тому

    Actually, very interesting. I have three tarps, I guess I need another one. Thank you. Nice haircut by the way.

  • @danielmiller2977
    @danielmiller2977 6 років тому

    I can't believe how much I'm learning. Cool!

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  6 років тому

      whoooooo buddy))))))

  • @TimRobson30
    @TimRobson30 7 років тому +2

    Great video as ever shug nice to se your fine collection of tarps and a blast from the past with your tarp rap hahaha. Can't wait to se another video of you out on the trails with hickory. Take care and all the best to you

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  7 років тому

      Will be pretty soon!

    • @TimRobson30
      @TimRobson30 7 років тому

      shugemery I can't wait. All the best to you

    • @EconoChallenge
      @EconoChallenge 7 років тому

      First time I have seen the tarp rap. Very funny!

  • @terryforbes4038
    @terryforbes4038 7 років тому +3

    Man. You are sure talented. Great informative and highly entertaining all at the same time. Just used my $20 Members Store after losing power for 4 1/2 days here in South eastern Florida
    11'. Bug net outside in my pool screen enclosure " missing panels, no structure damage ". I'm 6'3" slept great. What commercial tarp would you bring to Florida? Fly ends I think. Thanks Shug

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  7 років тому

      Superfly tarp! Glad you got through fairly unscathed.

  • @ChrisLoew
    @ChrisLoew 7 років тому +4

    Where does your retired gear items end up like stoves, shelters, cooking stuff, etc? Video idea?

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  7 років тому +2

      In my Nut-Hut! Loaners to friends.

  • @scottengh1175
    @scottengh1175 3 роки тому

    I think you absolutely need at least 2 more tarps. Like the assortment of tent pegs. Very daring clash of materials and colors.

  • @onetimeoutdoorsdj1394
    @onetimeoutdoorsdj1394 7 років тому

    Very nice man I want to get a good tarp like that I hate lugging around them blue Walmart tarps but unfortunately that's all I can afford right now the good thing is they keep me dry

  • @denischasse3567
    @denischasse3567 7 років тому

    Merci shug pour ce refresh ! Xxx

  • @Hukfyn
    @Hukfyn 7 років тому

    Great Shug, fun informative great tips. Love the mandolin😁

  • @C_Squared
    @C_Squared 7 років тому +1

    That rap cutaway had my dying. I remember when I saw that the first time. I spit my drink all over the place.

  • @jahb0b420
    @jahb0b420 7 років тому

    I have a warbonnet mambajamba sil-nylon tarp..love it and haven't had an issue in rain except when I was in a bad storm at Ice Shelter (Great Smokies) when it stormed good...and the ridgline leaked bad as it isn't sealed...well Ive sealed it since. lol Now Im lookin into Hammock gear cuben fiber...no sewn ridgeline=no leaks...I wanna go freakish with the size I think lol

  • @kenbeukenhorst2306
    @kenbeukenhorst2306 7 років тому +1

    Shug! Thank you for all the work you put into getting this information out to us! It is more appreciated than you probably even know. I would be interested in a video concerning temperature ratings on quilts and other sleeping gear. For me, it seems like a 40 degree bag does not keep me warm when it is 40 degrees out. I read varying stuff on this and it seems like maybe that rating is a survival rating, not so much a comfort rating. Is this true? Also, how does the rating change when you go from sleeping on the ground to in a hammock? I'm looking to invest in some quality gear for nights that get down to around 25 degrees. Its not really something you can try out and return so I need to try and get it right the first time. Looked for a video on this but couldn't fine it. Thanks!

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  7 років тому

      Good quality gear helps a lot. Also go 10º more than you shooting for. A 20º bag or top quilt is very versitile.
      ua-cam.com/play/PLahaAdtfX9ZKzSYSBm3mBYSPGHjdyGqsL.html
      ua-cam.com/video/yFWs6UH7C74/v-deo.html
      ua-cam.com/video/Eyt3h9PaOrg/v-deo.html

  • @ZZoutdoors
    @ZZoutdoors 7 років тому

    Thanks fer the demo on your tarps! I like'em all! ZZ.

  • @jstep100
    @jstep100 6 років тому

    Love your videos man! Thanks for the helpful info. I’m putting a pack together and definitely using a lot of your ideas.

  • @ellisholcomb2299
    @ellisholcomb2299 7 років тому

    Thanks I always enjoy watching your vedoes good information and intertianment

    • @ellisholcomb2299
      @ellisholcomb2299 7 років тому

      Sorry hit wrong key entertainment is what I was going to say I do appreciate you for taking your time to share with us wish you all the very best

  • @NTurman
    @NTurman 7 років тому

    I'm laying in a hammock under a tarp as I watch this. Pitching a tarp is tricky especially when they get bigger.

  • @M1P1954
    @M1P1954 7 років тому +6

    Tarponious Maximus Informatica!

  • @TwmSaer
    @TwmSaer 7 років тому

    8 yards of .93oz MEMBRANE got me a winter tarp ridgeline of 10' 1.5", more than enough for my modified 6' Ariel bridge. I'm even considering cutting it down more!
    Keep on doing what you do!
    Respectfully submitted,
    A Gram Weenie

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  7 років тому

      Gram Weenie on my man....!
      Go light...go tight.

  • @efromhb
    @efromhb 7 років тому

    Great video. So entertaining and informational.

  • @onemileattatime2642
    @onemileattatime2642 8 місяців тому

    Great array of knowledge shared! Thank you!

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  8 місяців тому +1

      Hope you got some insight out of it. Thankee.....

    • @onemileattatime2642
      @onemileattatime2642 8 місяців тому

      @shugemery absolutely! I have recently just discovered your channel and videos within the last...6 months or so.
      Your material is excellent in its topic, great shots and discussions! You are detailed but comical and not terribly serious!
      I am hammock camping more (over trent) largely because of your video material! Cheers!

  • @Hangs4Fun
    @Hangs4Fun 7 років тому +1

    Glad to start seeing more Shug videos lately. Missed ya ole buddy. Love your music, your entertainment, your information, and your inspiration.. Can't wait to see you and Hickories trip (is it to Georgia by any chance, in the North Georgia Mountains?) Happy Hang'en!!

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  7 років тому

      I never left! Just working sometime.

  • @bbrudnic
    @bbrudnic 7 років тому

    I've started using the pole mod with my supafly. Really opens it up and cuts down on the amount of guy outs. The poles are light enough that I don't mind... I think the supafly with pole mod would be perfect for running a Chameleon in double-dutch mode.

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  7 років тому

      Gives a lot of room for sure.

  • @RxRidgerunner
    @RxRidgerunner 5 років тому

    Thank you for sharing your knowledge with everyone. Is there a reason you only carry pullout lines for one side of the tarp? I usually use my tarp in porch mode leaving only one side to pullout. Thanks again for all your videos.

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  5 років тому

      Just to keep the side from blowing in from wind. Usually all I ever deploy

  • @MarkFugel
    @MarkFugel 7 років тому

    Loved your vid...thanks Shug!

  • @realSAPERE_AUDE
    @realSAPERE_AUDE 5 років тому

    You are awesomely entertaining. Great info here too!

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  5 років тому

      I am bowing deeply here....thankee.

  • @michaelfoster-brown463
    @michaelfoster-brown463 7 років тому

    Shug, my Superfly has a small hole near the apex from hardware rubbing in a storm, do you kindly have any advice on a repair. For example a patch of silnylon attached using silnet? Thank you, Mike

  • @GardenJensJourney
    @GardenJensJourney 3 роки тому

    Very well described. Thank you!

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  3 роки тому

      Y'elcome and Whooooo Buddy))))

  • @CampfireTalk
    @CampfireTalk 7 років тому

    you're solid gold Shug!

  • @dwarner979
    @dwarner979 7 років тому

    Hey Shug...have you had issues with wear on the tarps with the ridge line under it?

  • @douglass69
    @douglass69 7 років тому

    Stakes YES, Sticks NO..I agree, setup and relax.

  • @rebeccalitterell8396
    @rebeccalitterell8396 4 роки тому

    Love your videos! Your my new favorite UA-camr!

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  4 роки тому

      I am taking a humble sweeping bow. Thankee.

  • @jazztoad54
    @jazztoad54 5 років тому

    Shugski - Do you leave your Tarp lines attached to the D-rings when you pack the Tarp? Seems if you didn't if would take lots of extra time when setting up. Happy Tarping ! You're simply amazing ! Very talented Tarpoleon you are !

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  5 років тому

      Mine always stay attached. All my guylines live on the tarp. Whooooo Buddy))))

    • @jazztoad54
      @jazztoad54 5 років тому

      Thanks for the reply! I watched your video of the Superior Hiking trail 2 night trip. Fantastic entertainment and information! Keep ‘em coming Whoa Buddy Shug !!

  • @mikeshelton5629
    @mikeshelton5629 7 років тому

    Tnx for the video. Do you run your hammock suspension up through the 'V' or does the hammock suspension hang beside the tarp suspension on each end? That maybe confusing the way I asked should have asked Karl to make a sketch

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  7 років тому

      Usually to the side. Sometimes through the V if it works for that hang.

  • @Tentcl
    @Tentcl 7 років тому

    Shug, which of your tarps would you use for sleeping on the ground? What hammock tarp would be best for that?
    Thanks!

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  7 років тому

      Any of them will work. ...ua-cam.com/video/0j54vMKGhiQ/v-deo.html

  • @Repubcreek
    @Repubcreek 7 років тому

    Love your videos...keep up the great work!

  • @NuttyDaveMadeThis
    @NuttyDaveMadeThis 7 років тому +4

    Thank you ... The Tarp Rap made my day. I can now go to work ....

  • @Collins0566
    @Collins0566 7 років тому +1

    I must say..... "Shug....you are full of Tarp!" 👍 woo buddy!

  • @shanebaronak1625
    @shanebaronak1625 4 роки тому

    If anyone is watching this, the Eno profly is the best and easiest tarp ever be ever owned! So easy to set up and you can cinch it down bouncy right!

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  4 роки тому

      Tarps are all about the pitch.

  • @Beyondthebackyard-au
    @Beyondthebackyard-au 3 роки тому

    haha as always, great videos, lots of knowledge and a good laugh.

  • @douglasstevenson4553
    @douglasstevenson4553 6 років тому

    Completely nuts. Good info. Thx

    • @shugemery
      @shugemery  6 років тому

      Pecan. Hickory. Walnut. Good nuts.