Trek Light Seth

"Thanks Carol, glad you enjoyed the article. Just let me know if there's anything I can help with!" - Trek Light Seth

"Glad you liked it Mark!" - Trek Light Seth

"Trek Light Gear makes hammocks that pack down to the size of a softball and weigh only a pound or less - the perfect hammock to bring with you to the island (or anywhere) if you're worried about using a shared hammock.  Check them out: www.TrekLightGear.com" - Trek Light Seth

"It all depends on the methods you use to insulate and the gear you've got. There are plenty of hammock campers out there who have the right equipment to camp in temps well below the low 30's and sleep comfortably - if you consider camping in sub-freezing temps comfortable in the first place of course. :) You just need to make sure you've got a sleeping bag and down underquilt designed to keep you warm in those temps and there are plenty of options out there for winter hammocking. But of course, with any form of lightweight camping gear, the cost will definitely go up as the temp rating goes down, there's no way around that (unless you make your own gear) but it's worth every penny when you're out there staying warm and sleeping peacefully in a hammock!" - Trek Light Seth

"Thanks for reading and for the suggestion. We actually already do run some photo contests like you described for prize giveaways, but this post is talking about the sticker dilemma specifically which requires a slightly different solution than the photo contest. Picking people from different areas on our mailing list would be a possible solution, but we want to make sure the stickers go to people who really want to use them and don't create waste so it will be much more effective based on requests and not assignments." - Trek Light Seth