Are Most Class A Motorhome Owners Hermits?

linnemj wrote:
I did get a chuckle about the "fu-fu" dogs. We laugh when we see dog owners always carrying their dog around, only putting it down to do it's business. I always ask "you out taking your dog for a carry"? You get some very weird looks and comments in return.

Now that makes me laugh....

We come walking by, and all the ladies are picking up their "fufu" dogs so the huskies don't eat them, it's crazy funny to watch, especially when you are holding a pair of 70 pound huskies on 2 16 foot leashes...

We camp with 2 huskies and an elkhound, 200 pounds of male dog that need a lot of exercise. We choose to be outside as much as possible. Favorite campground passtimes include: walking the dogs. drinking margaritas. walking the dogs. watching or listening to nascar. meeting my fellow campers. walking the dogs. cooking outside. eating outside. walking the dogs. drinking margaritas. offering a margarita to anyone who pauses on their walk to talk to me. Letting the kids falls all over my dogs while petting them. walking my dogs.

The huskies are VERY popular in every place we have ever brought them. The world is a sucker to blue eyed dogs.
But the Elkhound is just the sweetest being in the entire world. Totally submissive to all, love everyone, would never get over excited or jump up, just a universal favorite. The blue eyed huskies suck them in, and the sweet elkhound brings them home.

No football dogs for me....

No hiding in the motorhome either.

I think I'll go back and read all of this. not sure why.

In our Class A we are tourists not campers. We enjoy being outside but not the insects and other biting things. We walk our dogs but detest the briers that get in their feet.

We love to socialize and will talk with most anyone. Have no use for NASCAR, loud music or drunks. Love kids. That disgraceful stars and bars rag needs to be destroyed.

We setup our patio, wife even decorates it with local flora. Will share food and often ask if others would like to use our charcoal grill when fire is still hot. Don't like heat that's why we have AC in the bus. Don't want bug bites. Have no great opinion on camp fires, just don't like smoke.

We usually have some beer and wine available for visitors I like Sangria. Just stop by, I'll tease you about your home state and the college football team. I'll also bet you can't name anyone of my three dogs. (I'll win).

I don't care if you walk on my ground. Just don't trash or steal. If it is a shortcut to crapper take it. I have no need to object to people walking on my rented area. If it is after my lights are out, walk by with out noise.

If you need a dry place during a storm for your kids and selves come on knock on the door. We'll fed ya, turn on the sat tv or put on a kiddie cd. Our grandson has a variety in stock.

We will, be in Fl Feb and Mar. Most likely will not have a single camp fire. We will use the bus as we would a hotel room.We will visit friends and sights from our base location.

Look for the name on the rear and pass sides. OMA OPA AUSFHART, Class A Owners that once camped in tent camper.

Executive wrote:

mfox20 wrote:
Bruce,

When I "camp" I am usually in Mode 1 or Mode 2.

Mode 1: Me and 2 other buddies with 3 Class A's roll into camp, unload 1 or 2 golf carts, set up at least 2 TV's (one for the games and one for qualifying), set up the music and swimming pool and about 8-10 of us commence to party.

Mode 2: I just drove 725 miles after 6 days of Mode 1 so I just pull into my spot and go to sleep. (no fufu dog to walk). Usually gone before you wake up and do another 400 miles home.

So which one of me do you want to be "camped" by? :B

THAT must be that passive/aggressive behavior, Nomad was talking about.....:W...Dennis

I really like "Mode 1". This is the way we RV all the time. :B

mfox20 wrote:
Bruce,

When I "camp" I am usually in Mode 1 or Mode 2.

Mode 1: Me and 2 other buddies with 3 Class A's roll into camp, unload 1 or 2 golf carts, set up at least 2 TV's (one for the games and one for qualifying), set up the music and swimming pool and about 8-10 of us commence to party.

Mode 2: I just drove 725 miles after 6 days of Mode 1 so I just pull into my spot and go to sleep. (no fufu dog to walk). Usually gone before you wake up and do another 400 miles home.

So which one of me do you want to be "camped" by? :B

THAT must be that passive/aggressive behavior, Nomad was talking about.....:W...Dennis

mfox20 wrote:
Bruce,

When I "camp" I am usually in Mode 1 or Mode 2.

Mode 1: Me and 2 other buddies with 3 Class A's roll into camp, unload 1 or 2 golf carts, set up at least 2 TV's (one for the games and one for qualifying), set up the music and swimming pool and about 8-10 of us commence to party.

Mode 2: I just drove 725 miles after 6 days of Mode 1 so I just pull into my spot and go to sleep. (no fufu dog to walk). Usually gone before you wake up and do another 400 miles home.

So which one of me do you want to be "camped" by? :B

HAHAHAHA Love it!!

Bruce,

When I "camp" I am usually in Mode 1 or Mode 2.

Mode 1: Me and 2 other buddies with 3 Class A's roll into camp, unload 1 or 2 golf carts, set up at least 2 TV's (one for the games and one for qualifying), set up the music and swimming pool and about 8-10 of us commence to party.

Mode 2: I just drove 725 miles after 6 days of Mode 1 so I just pull into my spot and go to sleep. (no fufu dog to walk). Usually gone before you wake up and do another 400 miles home.

So which one of me do you want to be "camped" by? :B

mtrumpet wrote:
It is MY motor home. I payed for it. I pay for the fuel, maintenance, insurance and my campsite. Until someone wants to donate money to help cover MY expenses, I will do with it as I wish - inside or outside.

I don't understand the relevance of your post to the topic. I don't believe there is any relevance.

Bruce

RVing has evolved from camping or at least changed a bit. We sleep in later, in the Mh than if we could still survive a tent on cold hard ground. Got all the goodies inside might s well use them. It gets too hot back inside. We spend a lot more time away from the Mh once we figured out how to get the new routines down. The evenings we generally have some Folks over for supper and cards. If it is cool enough outside we have a campfire and sit out there.
We find ourselves escaping smoke many times in the MH. People still believe green wet wood burns, just as well and the more funky and a little garbage sprinkled in, the better.
Percentage wise we are gone 80% of most days.

mtrumpet wrote:
It is MY motor home. I payed for it. I pay for the fuel, maintenance, insurance and my campsite. Until someone wants to donate money to help cover MY expenses, I will do with it as I wish - inside or outside.

LOL! I do not think anybody is telling you what to do. The original poster was just wondering if others had noticed what he/she had seen that most class A owners are hermits.

Now you are the perfect example of a person that really does not want to get along with anybody. You have an attitude problem. Do you have to come out so strong with your statement?