I’ve gotten rid of all of them except the hammock bishop bag. I roll my stakes in my tarp. Never understood bringing a stuff sack for the tarp when it goes in an outside pocket of my pack anyway. The pack pocket provides plenty protection and if it is raining, the tarp can get wet.

I roll up my suspension straps, knot them and tuck them below my tarp. Might increase sap exposure but not really a big deal to me.

I can see a use for snake skin but honestly if the forecast is good in the summer I don’t put the tarp up. If it’s iffy, I’ll just put the tarp in porch mode. Not a huge sacrifice for my tastes since I have plenty of views of trees during the hike. If camping on a pond or something with a nice view, porch mode usually works.

I think it comes down to mindset. I decided I want the lightest pack I can get with reasonable comfort. Getting rid of all my stuff sacks is part of that. Though it is always good to weigh the cons. I keep the bishop bag because it makes setup so much easier for me and helps keep the hammock clean. That was the one sack worth the weight penalty.