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#63283 - 04/04/06 02:51 PM Muskito headnet
JIM Offline
Old Hand

Registered: 03/18/06
Posts: 1032
Loc: The Netherlands
I use it as a fishing net,water filter, to melt snow and of course bug protection
What do you use it for?
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#63284 - 04/04/06 02:55 PM Re: Muskito headnet
Coastie09 Offline
I didn't float test my chipping hammer, honest Chief!

Registered: 03/22/06
Posts: 104
Loc: Connecticut
I don't have one yet, but with all those uses that I hadn't thought of (especially a fishing net), I'll be getting one

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#63285 - 04/04/06 02:59 PM Re: Muskito headnet
Tjin Offline
Pooh-Bah

Registered: 04/08/02
Posts: 1821
uh.. waterfilter? Thats one rough filter than, where do u use it for? Something made of cloth would perform so much beter.

headnet is a headnet and a little bag for me when i'm collecting things. Incase i need to keep them seperated from the things in m pockets.
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#63286 - 04/04/06 03:03 PM Re: Muskito headnet
JIM Offline
Old Hand

Registered: 03/18/06
Posts: 1032
Loc: The Netherlands
If I filter water, I use a coffee filter and than add a micropur tab.
A headnet COULD be used for filtering. Mine has a very fine mesh, so it isn't rough.
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#63287 - 04/04/06 06:39 PM Re: Muskito headnet
survivalperson Offline
Journeyman

Registered: 05/03/03
Posts: 86
I'm curious as to how efficient the headnet melts snow. The way I figure is you suspend it full of snow over a water container. Does this work better than filling a trashbag with snow. I would think the trash bag would work better as it traps moisture an heat.

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#63288 - 04/04/06 10:02 PM Re: Muskito headnet
Leigh_Ratcliffe Offline
Veteran

Registered: 03/31/06
Posts: 1355
Loc: United Kingdom.
One of the problems you have with melting snow is that the white stuff is such a good insulater that the container has been known to burn through. It's also very expensive in terms of fuel. One of the best ways to melt snow is to take a headnet, fill it with snow, hang up close to your fire.place a container underneath it. Snow melts. Drips into container. You drink or pour into insulated flask for later use.
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#63289 - 04/05/06 07:17 PM Re: Muskito headnet
brian Offline
Veteran

Registered: 07/28/04
Posts: 1468
Loc: Texas
Fishing net.
Bug catching/holding net
Container for emptying contents of pocket and/or small PSK tin into.
Bag for holding misc junk.
Sand strainer.
Water Strainer.

.. and also (when I used to hunt a lot) temporary face camo (my only two nets are green and black)
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