This may be an odd one. I have a 1978 bumper pull travel trailer that I park in my driveway. I do not keep food in it, but it is a 1978 trailer, so obviously many meals have been prepared inside it. I live in an area where many people come to camp-...
I bought my first camper back in August--a 1978 Skyline Nomad 24' travel trailer. On my first trip, I opened up the rear storage bay door, and it almost came off in my hand--the wood on the door itself is pretty rotted through. I have the same issu...
I'm extremely hesitant to call DOW on this guy, even though he has done some damage. Colorado has a "2 strikes and you're out" policy on problem bears. If they relocate it, they will also tag it. If it comes back into contact with humans, they wil...
I would tend to agree with most on the August dates being preferable for your purposes, but be aware of the summer "monsoon season" up here as well. During August, we have frequent afternoon thunderstorms that only last a few minutes, but you defini...
Thanks to all for your input so far. I have heard about the ammonia, and I am considering that idea--or possibly the electric wire. I have also thought about a motion sensor alarm, but I don't want to wake up the whole neighborhood at 3am.....For t...
I LIVE in the mountains of Colorado, and we have to function up here year-round, even with snow. CDOT (CO Dept of Transportation) is really good about keeping roads clear and open. If there is an actual storm going on, you might want to wait it out...
If you are traveling in the fall, I would HIGHLY recommend US550 from Ouray to Durango, Colorado. It is not an easy drive (3 major mountain passes), but I did it this year as a relative newbie with a Ford F-150 and a 24' bumper pull with no issues. ...
