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i don't use a sleeping bag unless it's winter and getting below 40 or I'm in an environment where the temps drop a lot a night (desert or high altitudes). For the areas you're talking about, I would pack a good pad and my "woobie" (poncho liner). Saves a lot of weight & space and the poncho liner can usually be stuffed anywhere in the pack. For cooler times like fall and spring, I switch out the poncho liner for a down blanket.
If you already have quilts for your hammock setup, just use those with a good pad.
Last edited by khunter; 05/30/17 12:04 PM.
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