Boondocking in bear country?
I'm not too worried about bears in general. My new workplace is an hour drive on a logging road from the nearest main road. Not many go there, or pass through there, just enough to keep the logging ...
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westernrvparkowner wrote:bandit86 wrote:Did you lose a bet or something? This sounds less like a job and more like a prison sentence. You will be deep in the woods, buy a cheap generator and a cheap air conditioner (heck, a used window unit can probably be found for less than $100.00 on Craigslist. A free standing portable is less than $400 new.) Even the obnoxious noise of an open frame generator will quickly fade in the woods. Running it for an hour or two to cool down the rig would be worth just about any price if it is hot and humid.
Im going for 3 weeks. There is no air conditioner on this camper. Being hot and humid, I think all the windows will be open so we don't have to return to an even hotter camper after a good day of work. No generator to run a fan either. Fridge will be on 24/7. I will bring a big 104 quart cooler full of ice and water.
A bear's nose is supposed to be 10x more powerful than human, it might smell any sort of cooking in the area or in the camper. Since the area is bad bad bad for mosquitoes I was hoping to do all the cooking inside, and grlling by the camper right off the main tank.
Didn't loose a bet. Small startup company and I'm very broke. I thought about getting a proper rooftop ac and a generator, but it's just not in the works. I'll keep checking the classifieds for a deal
