Campsite Squatters
Have any of you noticed people leaving their trailers in great campsites on BLM and USFS land during the week and then showing up on the weekends to camp?
Forum Discussion
- It’s the second law of thermodynamics.
Everything eventually turns to poo. Seminoe Joe wrote:
Ah! The internet: where a question about people leaving campers in a spot they’re not using turns into Dumping sewage and digging holes for poo. Magical I tells ya.
And 'ya need a 4X4 with a 6K truck camper..LOLSeminoe Joe wrote:
Ah! The internet: where a question about people leaving campers in a spot they’re not using turns into Dumping sewage and digging holes for poo. Magical I tells ya.
Isn't it great?!- Ah! The internet: where a question about people leaving campers in a spot they’re not using turns into Dumping sewage and digging holes for poo. Magical I tells ya.
jaycocreek wrote:
Geewizard wrote:
Draining the gray tank on the ground is just stupid. The food particles, the soap, the various salts and soaps, everything in the gray water attracts animals. It's just plain sloppy behavior to do that.
That's one side and the other might argue,what about the tent campers/hikers/backpackers/day users etc none of which have a black or a grey tank..
Not saying either is right or wrong,just saying it is a grey area..LOL
. . . but, often their waste is not buried correctly using a cat hole. I've seen it out exploring new areas to camp.Geewizard wrote:
Draining the gray tank on the ground is just stupid. The food particles, the soap, the various salts and soaps, everything in the gray water attracts animals. It's just plain sloppy behavior to do that.
That's one side and the other might argue,what about the tent campers/hikers/backpackers/day users etc none of which have a black or a grey tank..
Not saying either is right or wrong,just saying it is a grey area..LOLGeewizard wrote:
Draining the gray tank on the ground is just stupid. The food particles, the soap, the various salts and soaps, everything in the gray water attracts animals. It's just plain sloppy behavior to do that.
ROFL. Love the gray water cops!- Draining the gray tank on the ground is just stupid. The food particles, the soap, the various salts and soaps, everything in the gray water attracts animals. It's just plain sloppy behavior to do that.
I'm not surprised. Idaho is where we were when a 3 trailer group decided to camp right next to us and when they left they drained their black tank on the way out.
Draining the black tank is a no-no..I would turn them in, in a heart beat..Now if it was the grey tank,that is a grey area..LOLFreep wrote:
jaycocreek wrote:
I do the same thing but come hunting season,there are no places to go where others aren't..It's during hunting season they all reserve there spots by leaving there rigs there prior to actually being there...It's just the way things are here,nothing you can do about it.
I'm not surprised. Idaho is where we were when a 3 trailer group decided to camp right next to us and when they left they drained their black tank on the way out.
Don't let that group spoil you on Idaho. As an Idahoan, we seek dispersed sites away from others and definitely do not empty our tanks out there or leave trash. We always pick up trash from others if we find it. I'm sure there are bad in every state. We primarily boondock and camp in areas where we see others respecting our space. Once, we had a group come in and camp right next to us and run their generator all night too! Seems they felt THAT spot was theirs that they visited every year at that time. Well, dispersed camping unfortunately has no rules other than no longer than 14 days.
