Pets

Could be worse - I had camping neighbors who had their kids (as in HUMAN CHILDREN not goats) pooping and peeing around their campsite because they were too lazy to walk them three sites up to the bathrooms...

hohenwald48 wrote:
Pick up hour pet's poop people. That's all I have to say on the topic.

I don't think your post will help the problem, but if posting made you feel better, then it helped you.

BTW, I agree, no one likes setting up on a site, with pet poo all over it from former occupant.

Jerry

My pets use the litter box inside the motorhome.

I do pick up my pets poop. And , so do most pet owners. But, like every ohter group of people there are a few bad ones.

Also, I have been at parks and seen poop and after looking at it I think it was probably not from a pet but, from some wild animal instead. I wonder how many pet owners get blamed for wild animal poop.

You just gotta train them right. :W

Never seen anyone on the trail stopping to pick up manure, so I would say no!

gbopp wrote:

hohenwald48 wrote:
Pick up hour pet's poop people. That's all I have to say on the topic.

I'm guessing you wanted to say, Your pet's poop.

Or did you mean, Our pet's poop :B

Speaking with years of experience, some people will interpret it one way and an equal number the other.

hohenwald48 wrote:
Pick up hour pet's poop people. That's all I have to say on the topic.

I'm guessing you wanted to say, Your pet's poop.

Or did you mean, Our pet's poop :B

I was reading a brochure about equestrian trails in state parks and national forest land.

Strangely lacking from the brochure was the subject of the horses' dung.

Do horse riders have to dismount and scoop while on public trails? Any one with first hand experience riding on public lands?