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Cretins is putting it kindly, but I do hope they are found and punished (and I won't use my word for them).

Only in an adiabatic process, as I recall. ;)

I keep tow straps, shackles and other things I don't mind getting wet there. Charlie Sent from my iPad using Wander The West

When a quantum chemist was pulled over for speeding and was asked if he knew how fast he had been going he answered "no, but I know where I am now". Charlie Sent from my iPad using Wander The West

I can appreciate the pre med joke, the two groups of students we had to watch closest for cheating were athletes who had to get a C and pre meds who had to get an A. Both groups were equally shameless. Charlie Sent from my iPad using Wander The West

If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate. Charlie Sent from my iPhone using Wander The West

Good ones come back periodically. ;)

You're just trying to get a reaction.

I've camped into the low teens in my Eagle. I also ran the heater at night and didn't have any issues. I tend to keep on the move during the day photographing things so the water in my camper never sits very long without being heated and I expect the motion (and sunlight) helps keep it from...

Hey! That was my major in college and grad school ^_^

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I had the same thing happen to me on my last long trip. I secured it with Gorilla tape until I got home, thing I'll shoot some Goop behind it before my next hot weather journey.

I have two purple topped keys that came with my 2014 Eagle that unlock the 'black lock'. Those are the only keys that came with my camper that had plastic tops, I also got a small one for my water supply and a larger one for the separate deadbolt. FWIW

I carry a Hi-Lift but I wouldn't change a tire with it. If you intend to use it for recovery get a lift mate and an offroad base for it too. I know, those aren't suggestions for reducing weight. ;)

Bear spray is a deterrent only when sprayed a the bear's face. Spraying it around your campsite is just seasoning. Be careful with your dogs, though, they aggravate bears. And if you hike anywhere keep talking as you go and beware of thickets, bears are hyperphagic and will be gorging...

I have boondocked there. Charlie Sent from my iPhone using Wander The West

I camp in bear country all the time and keep food in my camper. If you follow food storage guidelines for the area and keep a clean camp you are more likely to have an accident on the road getting to camp than you are to have a bear incident in camp. If you really want to avoid bears in WY and...

I fished Rock Creek a few years ago and agree, it's a great area to fish and camp. I remember one pool that had a cliff face on the far side and I was casting a hopper up against the cliff and letting it drop in the water and caught a brown on every cast. A good place to try for a trout grand...

Get in some casting practice and then get a guide for half a day, they'll generally give you pointers and put you on some fish. Make sure you let them know your skill level so they will be patient.

http://www.sexyloops.com/index.php/ps/secrets-of-fly-casting This is pretty good

The Red Desert in Wyoming is supposed to be pretty cool and is on my list to visit.

Same is true if a bear wants in your house - it will get in. Bears will also break into vehicles that have no food in them. The only surefire solution is to avoid bear country, which is most of the US. ^_^

I have a Tacoma and an Eagle with an Aluminess rear bumper and an ARB front bumper/winch. I upgraded the suspension with an OME lift with heavy springs and an extra leaf. I don't have any issues with braking or acceleration. I also have a Serilite plastic box that just fits on top of the flush...

Most times I have been in areas with problem bears there are bear boxes in the campgrounds you can use. Even the sight of a water bottle can get them thinking there's food to be had. I camp in black bear country a lot and grizzly country some and a key is a clean campsite. If you come up to a...

Cover it up so it doesn't look like a cooler or food container. Charlie Sent from my iPhone using Wander The West