Campfire Question: THIS IS TRASH!!!
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My folks insisted that our campsite be cleaner when we left than when we got there. It is the way I camp to this day.
Several times I've flagged down forest service folk in their trucks and asked for some large garbage bags. Then I spent 4+ hours picking up trash in forest camps. When I was done, they came by and picked up the bags full of trash. Gave me something to do on the days I didn't feel like hiking.
That’s awesome. Going above and beyond the call of duty!
Yes - Pack it out. Pick it up. Keep our country clean!
Love it or lose it!
My wife and I are currently camp hosts at one of the campgrounds in Island Park, ID just outside of Yellowstone Park. You are correct in that people will sometimes leave their trash in the "bear boxes" for the host to clean up rather than the dumpster that is provided in the campground. Likewise, they will sometimes leave cans and other items in the fire pit that have to be pulled out by the host after the camper leaves. A couple of things you did not mention is that people will leave their garbage from their camps to include baby diapers in the small bathroom receptacles meant for paper towels/female products rather than take it to the campground dumpster. They will also dump their trash down the latrine holes that will cause problems when the latrines are being pumped out. We have found that keeping the bathrooms swept, mopped and sanitized along with good lighting will cause most people to respect the cleanliness and maintain it. This goes for the campground sites as well. However, no matter how hard you try, there are the select few that don't care about anybody else but themselves and will trash the bathrooms and campsite. Fortunately there are more good campers out there than bad. Happy trails!!
Best rule: don't abuse it.
You are good people.
We separate recyclable material from food waste and items that are not able to be recycled. Amazingly! 70% of your "trash" is recyclable. We carry the recycle stuff around until we find a place to recycle it! And like you, have a very small bag of actual "trash" to dump in appropriate receptacles as you have said. Thanks! :)
Always leave an area that you hike or camp cleaner than when you got there.
For every piece of trash I throw out I pick up two, sometimes even three, pieces of trash, thus leaving the site better than I found it.
Going to the national airstream this year first time
Every time I walk my neighborhood, I take a trash bag, rubber gloves and pick up trash while I get my steps in.
It amazes me how people have gotten and don't care about cleaning up after themselves. It makes me wonder what their home place and inside their camper looks.
When I was a police officer, littering from a motor vehicle was a $1200 fine, that was pre 2008. No telling what it is now. But if you got caught dumping it was a $2500 fine and went up. Seems to me the park ranger has enough info from your registration for a campsite to issue you a summons.
The entire campground shown in the video was trashed. I think whoever was running it just didn’t care.
My wife and I are in our 70's and when we go camping ( boondocking ) most of the time. We make it a point to go around the empty camp areas and pickup what is left by others. Two years ago I picked up enough spent cartridges to fill a peanut butter pretzel container. Here in Utah they are starting to close off areas because of the trash.
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we camped on the snake river out of Huntington Oregon and my SIL picked up six large black bags of garbage
I have a question. Why not use 10 ply tires instead of lt truck tires. I use them on my half ton truck. I run at 45lbs normally. Then raise the pressure up for towing. Also, I hate litter bugs. I'll yell at em. Lol. I take my trash home with me.
I do exactly what you do, and of course leave it looking better than you found it. I have seen forest roads closed down do to the trash left by weekend campers.
Good point. Accumulate small bags of trash. Thanks for sharing!👍🌻
Favorite trash story just happened this morning. I was parked in a fairgrounds campground by the dumpster. This dumpster was overflowing with people’s crap like someone had a rummage sale out there and wood fence posts. I watched this guy next to me roll down his pickup window attach the loop of the trash bag to the end of a fence post hanging two feet outside of the dumpster. If I had had my shoes on I would have rushed out there and finished the job while he was watching but I didn’t have shoes on didn’t have slip on or flip flops and I was parked on gravel. Completely unimpressed with that guy.
Love your channel! “Annoying you since 2006” 😂 We were camping with a group and one morning I found cans in the fire pit. Made the late nighters go and pick those cans out. And this was the group I was with!! 😢
I was blessed that my father took me fishing as a little boy and we "always" carried out any trash we found at our fishing spots. I still have the habit of picking up trash and putting it in my pocket until I come across the trash can or until I get home. Thank you Chief for teaching me to love nature!
Your dad sounds like a great guy!
Just got home from Cooperstown! You should definitely go explore the area beautiful area
If I'm shopping at Walmart I've been known to drop a small bag of trash in their garbage cans in the parking lot. Like you said, a small shopping bag every few days. Most of the time I bought the stuff the trash came in at the Walmart, so it's kind of like recycling.
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I notice that Walmart has fewer and fewer trash cans available.
Worst trash issue was in Grizzly regions where people left unburned trash, frequently chicken bones in the fire pits.
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My wife and I lived in Pa. for a year and a half. Every morning we would walk walk one mile west and then back on the opposite side coming back. We would average 2 bags of trash each on the same road every day. It just astounds me that people would do this in the area that they live. I am sure every state is the same. (love Pa so not bashing on them)
We take our 'grocery bag' size trash bags to fuel stops, or if we see a garbage can at a rest stop we will dispose of it there. I like to pick up a few extra pieces around our campsite that were left by other campers.
I keep a paper/food trash bag, and other trash that has to be thrown out elsewhere. IF (we don’t always have a campfire 🔥) we have a campfire, the used paper towels, napkins, boxes, whatever go in the fire. Nothing that contains plastic like paper plates, etc. goes in.
My theory is that 10% of people are just f'd up and being litter bugs falls in that category.
You both look really good in those hats!
I saw that someone else caught the reference to the old pollution commercial! I was just in Alaska and picked up trash at a pullout I was using for a night. I'm going to start carrying a small bag when I hike - I hate to see trash on the trails! We all need to try and make a difference!
There was a time in the 1970s when that commercial seemed to play about every 10 minutes on American television. I thought everybody would get that reference, but only a few caught it! I wanted to do a more detailed spoof of the old commercial, but I thought I might get flagged for copyright violation. I’m glad that a few insiders seem to have gotten the joke. 😂
I put the bag in my TV and forget about it until it stinks too bad to ignore LOL!
😂 I have to put it somewhere where I can see it, otherwise I would completely forget!
We follow the same practices as you and try not to create trash to begin with. We drink water, coffee, and yes we brew ourselves, not soda and refrain from buying single use containers of at all possible. We try to recycle if it is available in the nearest town.
We noticed a lot of trash on our winter 3 month trip down to the lower USA , ,,, WHY?...
Hay Guys, this is Terry and I want to say that this is an important subject. What I do is the stuff that will not burn in my camp fire I then bag is up and drop it off at a gas station or walmart or someplace that it proper. I love your sites, I have been a Fan since Before the Marriage. I would Really like to go to the Keys but they REALLY Like their sites. So I am planning a trip to Tybee Island sometime this fall. My Chihuahua / Rat Terrier loves to go camping. I am just waiting to see how bad this economy is going to get. Other than that, I can call friends of mine and stay in their driveway. I sold my Casita and I got a Scamp 5er (fifth Wheel) and I pull it with my Tacoma.
Yes, campground prices in the Keys are no joke! I will share that we were able to get decent pricing at a few different spots in the months of May and June using our Passport America membership card. Most of summer is considered their off season. It’s a little hotter, but the prices are noticeably lower.
In my experience, the closer you are to a city the more trash you’re going to find.
I remember camping in Oregon one time and a place called barview which is just North of Garibaldi and the campsite didn't look too bad until you looked into some of the bushes that were on the side and then somebody was using that for a personal dump site for their babies diapers and their garbage thinking they had it in the bushes and nobody will know it and nobody will know that it's there that stink the flies and everything else sure give it away now this was years ago but I know it hasn't gotten any better and it's a shame and then you get people to complain about how filthy something is yet they're a big part of that problem too you are correct when you said we need to come in there and joy it but don't leave anything behind but tracks that's the way I was taught and that's the thing that I try to do always I might add 🤠😎🤠
Nice light show under the trailer Sean🎉
What is wrong with people? On our recent trip to the Tetons, I was hiking up to Taggart Lake and picked up loads of trash. There was even used TP! Good gravy!!!
We check for local municipal dumps or transfer stations. If we are driving, we use wastebaskets at gas stations when we are filling up. Walmarts and fast food places usually have wastebaskets. Rest stops. City parks are my go to if I don't need to shop, eat or get gas. We also try to compact our trash as much as possible by keeping an empty can on the shelf and stuffing all the smaller, compactable things we can into them like plastic wrap, peels, etc. When the can is full, we put it in the trashbag and start another.
We handle our trash the way you do. We always ask the campground that are at if we can leave several small bags of trash. That is what we usually have a week or two of boom dock camping. They have NEVER said no when we ask. We would have more trash if we had to clean up one of the boon dock sites that we were at.
LEAVE NO TRACE CAMPING!!!
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🤔 . . . if I was caught trashin an area/campsite, my dear departed Momma (R.I.P.) . . . be cuttin a switch to apply a whuppin . .
It seems that in general, people are becoming more and more slobbish.
They have no self respect and don’t care about others either.
We keep those grabber things in our trailer and always pick up stuff around our campsite, regardless of if it’s from us or not, we want to leave the site better than when we got there.
It’s a shame our society seems to be devolving.😢
My wife has no shame. She puts it in the gas station cans.😅 always keep an eye out for an open dumpster.
I think there’s no real problem with putting the trash in gas station trash cans. You are purchasing fuel from the business and also often visiting the convenience store. If you deposit a little trash and a little trash there, it’s fine. It’s got to go somewhere.
Noticed a while back that Seemore has Shelby County tags. Helena for us.
Great video!
I don’t boondock so not a problem for me.
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Thank you, Todd. We will try to do more in the future. We are hoping to be on the road doing a lot of travel soon.
I save the plastic Amazon bags for my garbage bags. They are tough and you can cram a lot in them. I do pick up others trash. It bothers me that they're slobs, but the time it takes to clean up is worth the satisfaction.
Love those "solo" wood stoves. I have a mini version about the size of a coffee can. Nice for a couple people and relatively smoke free.
It is so frustrating. I do not understand why people think the fire pit is where trash goes? - Michelle
because those people are sorrier than "gully dirt"
Obviously we just keep re-electing them.
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For me, Anything eatable, even small crumbs or drops of sauce, go into my 4 legged furry garbage composter, And the the Paper plate either go into the hot blazing fire, or get folded up into to tini tiny balls and placed in my trash bag. I generally don't have cans, or bottles (I reuse my water bottles). Biggest item of trash I have camping is egg shells, which go directly into the trash bag.(Though I feel they would be good for the soil, they would be ugly for many months. And for your viewers knowledge..... Orange peels are NOT biodegradable. I have picked up Orange peels from a dispersed wilderness campsite I stayed at 5 years earlier when I was much more stupid!!
That is why more businesses have started locking their dumpster because it was meant for their garbage, not everyone elses and I am referring to businesses in town that have homeless people using someones dumpster. But for sure gas stations are a place to get rid of a "minimal" amount of garbage and the key is to try and get rid of it often when on the road so there is rarely a large bag of accumulated items. I've done the simple tent camping thing in the past out of a pickup with a box cover on it and I have a pack of garbage bags with and if camping in the back country on BLM land for a bit I take my opportunity when I am back in a public space to get rid of my small accumulations, I NEVER leave anything behind and that includes putting anything in a fire pit as some people use those as their garbage and that is just nasty and lazy.
I try to find a truck named Seemore and toss it in the back. 😁
So that’s where all those trash bags came from! Mystery solved. 😜
I use our dirty paper towels and paper plates to start our campfire. That’s the only trash going in there.
Ditto!
Leave No Trace…
my grandparents and parents encouraged us to throw trash out of the car window. So, I have grown.
wow! Times have certainly changed!
There are campers and then there are PARTIERS
Good for you for this video
I’m trying to get my wife to feel safe boondocking. Could you suggest some BLM areas that you would recommend as great places to stay. Vinnie
I think everyone probably has a story about arriving to a campsite that was a trash pit. It’s crazy how lazy some people are. We dispose our trash when we stop for gas, or grocery store.
I knew a regional park near me in the city of Anaheim that the trash was so bad by tent campers. The campground was closed down. A group came in least the campground as long as they could make their own rules and decided all campers must have an RV, and believe it or not no more trash problem. Now I can’t talk about BLM land, but this is what example of people abusing and then losing a good campground for those could not afford an RV.
Trash goes in the black tank or is it the gray ? We take it with us until we find a proper place to dump it, If I go to a site that was as messy as the one you guys had in Oklahoma I would have taken it to the office or the park host and gave it to them, Thank you for the video when are you going to release a video about the water tank issue where Discount tire "jacked it on the FN tank"
It is amazing how many pigs travel in RVs. It drives me nuts to hit a nice park and pull into a campsite only to realize that the idiot(s) there before me left all their garbage all over the place. If you do put something in the firepit, only do it when you are having a fire, and make darn sure that it is something that burns 100%, and is not something that is going to leave a bunch of black smoke and toxic fumes please. Safe travels as always....
Hmmm, Those Walmart bags I keep throwing away can be repurposed, Whodathunkit.
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That's pretty disgusting and, like you, I don't understand why people leave a mess for other - I guess, lesser - people to clean up. And, they should know that includes EVERYTHING, including cigarette butts. We sometimes have our grandkids visit us at a campsite, and I've had to clean up tons of them, because as you can imagine, they're a curiosity for little ones.
By the way, that municipal rv park in Oklahoma - it didn't happen to start with an R and end in -cadia, did it? 😉
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Yes!
Who got the crying reference? (Other than me!) 😂
you might be the only one! 🥲
@@kristymichael I remember those commercials from the 70's - I laughed out loud!
Holy 🐮 I guess I am showing my age, but I thought everyone would get that reference. In fact, only handful of people got it! When I was a kid the entire country would’ve understood that reference. I’m glad there are a few of us still around. 😂
Please start using paper bags.
you use paper bags to hold your trash? I don't think I've ever seen paper trash bags! We do use plastic bags from stores as our actual trash bags -- otherwise we would be purchasing plastic bags to hold our trash.
@@kristymichael yes we do
Trash begets trash.
Try not to make as much trash as possible.
Don't be Trashey
Trash is my number one pet peave…my number two pet peave are these obnoxious lights people have on their rv’s! I want to look at the stars not your changing colored lights. It is very distracting in your video also.
Not everyone will like everything, it's just the way it goes. We only turn on our lights when we are sitting outside to eat, and it's more of a safety thing than anything. Once you've tripped over something outside your camper and broken your foot (like Sean did) you really appreciate foot lighting around your rig (or at least we do). We do not leave the lights on overnight, or when we aren't outside actually using them. I do think leaving them on all the time is inconsiderate of your neighbors.
Thanks to the wuhan, more and more low level folks camp. They could care less and certainly don’t watch this channel.
Campgrounds should rate campers like Airbnb.