Straying from your Boondocking Site

Tom N wrote:
If you leave the free site it is up for grabs.

I would tend to support this kind of thinking and act accordingly.

rexlion wrote:
Leave a sign that says, "Hey Jim and Bob, we just went to buy more ammo and targets. See you by suppertime."

Well that was nice of you, I'm Jim but he's not Bob and we brought plenty of my own bullets and lots of beer so once we empty the beer cans we will have targets. See ya when you get back.

I bought yellow "caution" tape that I string up at the entrance to the site. It appears as though the site has been closed, and people just go on to another site.

I'm still partial to leaving a sousaphone installed on an old lawn chair.
jefe

DownTheAvenue wrote:
I bought yellow "caution" tape that I string up at the entrance to the site. It appears as though the site has been closed, and people just go on to another site.

How about 'Crime Scene Do Not Enter' tape? Or 'Hazardous Material' with a radiation symbol?

We were camping way off the beaten path, but still in a network of Forest Service roads about 20 miles from the North Rim of the Grand Canyon this August. Dark, campfire going, and here comes a car up the "lane" back to where we were camped. They drove to the end of the "lane", about 50' away from us, and proceeded to set up their tent.

I wanted to go ask why they couldn't have stopped closer to the FS road, instead of setting up by us, but DW didn't want me to confront them. It turned out to be a couple in their 20s, based on the walking in front of their headlights while they set up the tent. I attributed their presence to either being young and oblivious, or they had a long, tough day, and were through driving.

But, they left before I finished cooking breakfast in the morning, so it wasn't too bad. Irritating, but short-lived.

We don't need no stinking targets. And it would be Jimbob not Jim and Bob.