Boondocking safety-Are you armed?

toedtoes wrote:

Boon Docker wrote:
Sure am glad I am not paranoid about boon docking, it makes for a much more relaxing and enjoyable time.

X2

No paranoia here, just being cautious and prepared. I assume you don't lock your rv door when you boondock.

drmopar wrote:
Looking for suggestions regarding Boondocking safety. With California RV camping spaces tough to get, I have been looking at secluded, boondocking areas and issues. Thanks

Don't find out the painful way!

LowRyter wrote:
wow. just wow.

no forum goes unmolested from gun advocates.

Wow, just wow,,,
No forum can go without some attempting to take the rights of others.

Boon Docker wrote:
Sure am glad I am not paranoid about boon docking, it makes for a much more relaxing and enjoyable time.

X2

Sure am glad I am not paranoid about boon docking, it makes for a much more relaxing and enjoyable time.

wow. just wow.

no forum goes unmolested from gun advocates.

agesilaus wrote:

Ralph Cramden wrote:
I find a few of these strategically placed around the area work well. We tend to angle them down a little which keeps the 8 yr old nosepickers and their bicycles lower to the ground while airborne through the woods.

LOL I bet that went right over the head of most people. How is Trixie these days anyway?

Wow! How time moves on and you forget some things that were so important in the distant past! What? 1982 since basic training? Mr. Clay Moore was one of my favorites! Yea, I "get it"!

F-TROUP wrote:
After all that's been said it's a matter of personal choice, but just remember when seconds count the police are only minutes away.....

Also .... when seconds count the lawyers have already arrived .... ;)

Don't Ask, Don't Tell !

After all that's been said it's a matter of personal choice, but just remember when seconds count the police are only minutes away.....