How to stop neighboring campers from

[cmcdar]

This may sound silly, but I am currently camping and one neighbor cuts across my site while he is going and coming from his boat.

It is not that he is cutting through BUT when he does, he is within 2 feet of my camper door and within 4 feet of us sitting there talking.

I struck up a conversation with him and during this conversation asked if he would mind crossing the campsite a little further back from our camper. At that point he stormed off and said kiss my a..

Anybody have a simialr experience and if so were you able to resolve it?

[starcraft69]

wbwood wrote:

John S. wrote:
I would have called the game warden. That is too many fish in his possession. Solve the problem by getting his stuff impounded.

How is it too much in his possession? Possession has nothing to do with it. How much he takes per day does. If he's there a week and the creel limit is 50 bream a day, he could easily have 350 bream in his freezer.

Many states have a possession limit as well.

[wbwood]

John S. wrote:
I would have called the game warden. That is too many fish in his possession. Solve the problem by getting his stuff impounded.

How is it too much in his possession? Possession has nothing to do with it. How much he takes per day does. If he's there a week and the creel limit is 50 bream a day, he could easily have 350 bream in his freezer.

[cmcdar]

As it turned out, no geese were building a nest there (not at that time).

My guess is that others may have complained about them and that was the excuse the camp host used to tell them to stop.

[John_S_]

I would have called the game warden. That is too many fish in his possession. Solve the problem by getting his stuff impounded.

[cbshoestring]

Three easy steps to keep wanderers 30' or more from your door.

1....buy a 20' chain.


2....Attach one end of chain to RV.


3....Attach GSD to other end of chain.

[wbwood]

Jebby14 wrote:
In Ontario Whats in your freezer counts towards your possession limit. This guy sounds so sketchy.

It's not a possession limit. It's a daily limit on how much you can take, per day. Who cares what's in your freezer? No one is going to check your freezer. You can get so many deer tags a year. That means you can take that many deer a year. Doesn't mean that is all that can be in your freezer or jerky jar.

[Jebby14]

In Ontario Whats in your freezer counts towards your possession limit. This guy sounds so sketchy.

[wbwood]

cmcdar wrote:

Jebby14 wrote:
side note: not sure where you are but around here that style of "fishing" brakes so many regulations. Our MNR would have had a field day with him and they can fine and impound EVERYTHING. it would have been awesome.

I'm in Georgia

Actually, we were at this campground back in December. These same people plus a few others were here doing the same thing. One guy even brought a FREEZER. They catch 10 or 20 per day. So one guy gets about 200 fish per 2 week stay.

I asked them what to they do with them all, sell them? No, they eat them! They must eat these fish EVERY DAY!

I have never seen a conervation officer or game warden so there is no one to stop them. (Accept a nesting Goose)

Perhaps it is legal in Georgia.

Depends on the type of fish and the creel limit. You can take 50 bream or 30 crappie a day....It takes a lot of bream to make a meal...lol

[Moore_RVers]

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[Moore_RVers]

And by that statement one could assume that OP should just deal with it. Well, he is renting the spot and doesn't want some schmuck walking through it. Believe it or not, not everyone is social nor do they really enjoy their paid-for-space being invaded.

AMEN AMEN AMEN AMEN

It's called respect. Some people just don't have it.

[wbwood]

You asked him to not do it and he replied with a nasty remark. Notify management.

[cmcdar]

Jebby14 wrote:
side note: not sure where you are but around here that style of "fishing" brakes so many regulations. Our MNR would have had a field day with him and they can fine and impound EVERYTHING. it would have been awesome.

I'm in Georgia

Actually, we were at this campground back in December. These same people plus a few others were here doing the same thing. One guy even brought a FREEZER. They catch 10 or 20 per day. So one guy gets about 200 fish per 2 week stay.

I asked them what to they do with them all, sell them? No, they eat them! They must eat these fish EVERY DAY!

I have never seen a conervation officer or game warden so there is no one to stop them. (Accept a nesting Goose)

Perhaps it is legal in Georgia.

[Jebby14]

side note: not sure where you are but around here that style of "fishing" brakes so many regulations. Our MNR would have had a field day with him and they can fine and impound EVERYTHING. it would have been awesome.

[2012Coleman]

cmcdar wrote:
Problem solved - Not only did he move his stuff, and an his fishing friend on the other side of him, both packed up everthing and left the park a week early!

MORAL of the story:

If asking politely does not work always have a nesting goose near by for backup.

That's great - at least you didn't have to look for cat poop to put in his path.

[Shot-N-Az]

FunnyCamper wrote:


WHO walks under another's awning? I just don't get that 🙂

Glad your problem is handled.

I once had a neighbor couple play cornhole, or butt hole, or whatever it's called under mine. I was so shocked at the lack of consideration it took me awhile to figure out how I was going to handle it.