Dog poop in truck bed

We were at Whitewater State Park near Liberty, Indiana last week. We drove to one of the trails, as there are no trails near the campground area. Almost as soon as we got out of the truck, the dog decides it's time to "go". So he did. No problem. Picked it up and the wife says, just put the bag near the tire of the truck and we'll get it when we come back from the hike.

I thought about that for a moment and saw double work there? Drop it by the tire, then have to pick it up later anyway. The bag was tied shut, I simply put it in the bed of the truck (it has a shell). She didn't like that too well, but we went on the hike anyway.

Back at the campground, it went out with the rest of the trash. No problems. No smells.

So yea. I can understand where the OP is coming from.

We lived in Woodbridge, VA in an apartment complex for a while when I was in the Army stationed at Ft. Belvoir. I just bought my Chevy S-10 pick up truck. A few days (or nights) later, there was a group of people sitting in the back of the pick-up truck with a cooler having a party! I went balastic! I busted out of the apartment and swore to tear every one of them from limb-to-limb. My wife called the police! (She really thought I was going to kill somebody!) They all scrambled like fleas off a dog dropped in flea dip! Police came and they suggest I get a shell for the truck. Next night, I had a shell on the bed!

Yea, things happen!

We used to do that occasionally. No I don't want dog poo in the inside trash can and sometimes it's a walk to the dumpsters and figure we will get rid of it later.

Problem is weeks later cleaning out the bed you would find one squished under some firewood.

That is funny about what the neighbors might think.

Unlike the above post, I see the humor in what you did!

I don't get the point of it. Now you will have to go back and get those bags and throw them away. Hope they don't get all sweaty and stinky. And for what, so people will think you're a jerk? Not something I endeavor to accomplish.