Quartzite Boondocking
I'm planning to boondock in Quartzite at the end of January, or perhaps the first week in February. It it very difficult to find a spot nearby? Does anyone have any recommendations for a good place ...
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Rmack1 wrote:RVUSA wrote:
Just for the record, all 2 weeks places are free. There is one just south of I-10 as well. Watch the dogs, and dont let them out without you being with them. Dingos will get them.
Wilco that.
Another term for coyotes? I've had them come into camp in broad daylight, and go nose to nose with my boxers before. I know what they are up to, but thanks for the heads-up.
Are coyotes bad like that all around Arizona? I haven't had my dogs with me either time I visited my Camping place Northwest of flagstaff. But I can only imagine that they would be much worse where my property is because there is a lot of trees and underbrush, Conifer's , Juniper's, Mountains, Canyons, lots of places for a Coyote to hide, hunt, and den up. I guess their could even be some big cats for all I know in that region. All I saw though were wild cattle, Elk, and all kinds of birds. I have a lot of Coyotes in Oklahoma but its different here, I already broke these from the habit, and sent some to the other side. If anyone has experience with the area I am referring to on Highway 180 North of Flag I would love to hear about it. PM me if you want. Thanks folks.
