Send him a private message and he'll send it to you. That's not something that he's going to want posted in a public forum.Originally Posted by AlteredMentalStatus
Send him a private message and he'll send it to you. That's not something that he's going to want posted in a public forum.
If we're planning on staying a couple of nights...I was thinking about bringing some wood. Hate to rely on what may/may not be available around the campsites. How much would be enough?
(For those not familiar, you can't cut down trees or remove limbs from trees. You are only allowed to burn what has fallen to the ground.)
does using a string/strap to encourage them to fall count? or only just sawing things off?
Here is some stuff I cut and pasted from the Forest Service FAQ:
Is there firewood at the campsites?
Not always, so it is a good idea to bring your own firewood. Some areas have firewood that was gathered and stacked by Forest Service employees for use by campers. Gathering small amounts of down and dead material for campfire use while in the Forest is allowed when available.
Can I cut firewood?
Permits are required for cutting personal use firewood. Firewood is offered to the public as it becomes available. Firewood permits are available and administered at Ranger District offices. Gathering small amounts of down and dead material for campfire use while in the Forest does not require a permit as long as the wood is used on site.
Here are some other rules:
CAMPGROUND PROHIBITIONS/REGULATIONS
1. Being in the area after 10:00 p.m. and before 6:00 a.m., except for campers.
2. Camping over 14 consecutive days.
3. Operating an electrical generator after 10:00 p.m. and before 7:00 a.m.
4. Occupying a campsite with more than 2 vehicles or 8 persons.
5. Discharging gray water onto the ground.
6. Possessing or operating off-road vehicles in developed recreation areas.
7. Camping in developed parking areas.
8. Parking off designated parking areas.
9. Must have one person occupy campsite first 24 hours.
10. Leaving camping equipment unattended for more than 24 hours.
11. Bringing in or possessing saddle, pack or draft animals in developed recreation areas.
12. Possessing or discharging fireworks.
13. Dogs must be on a leash less than 6 feet long.
14. Possessing open container or consuming alcoholic beverages on swimming beach, adjacent parking areas and boat ramps.
15. Operating boats in swimming area.
16. Swimming outside designated areas.
17. Hanging onto depth markers or floating buoys.
18. Swimming after dark.
19. Having glass objects in swimming area.
20. Fishing in swimming area.
21. Bringing dogs into swimming area, except seeing eye dogs.
22. Public nudity.
23. Being in the water within 100 feet of designated boat ramps, unless loading or unloading a boat.
24. Possessing or using a metal detector on or within an archeological, historic, or prehistoric site.
25. Possession or operation of a boat, motorboat, personal watercraft in violation of Federal, State or local laws.
only problem I see is the 2 car limit per campsite....
We're going to get several sites which should accommodate the number of vehicles.
Me, Chris and/or Mike will probably get there early enough to pay for and reserve the number of spots. We'll get an exact headcount a few days before the actual date and know how many spots to reserve.
Once everyone shows up we'll settle up on payment to reimburse whomever pays for and reserves the spots.
Yep Alan, that's the plan.
We have had extra cars in the past and as long as we register them with the caretaker, there is just an extra fee in case we have too many vehicles to cover the 2 per site.
I should have some new goodies to show and tell. Can't wait!
You're such a tease.
It's gonna be all about comfort for me this time around. I don't care how heavy all this stuff is going to be. I'm bringing it!
I'll be able to pack all my gear AND the kitchen sink in my new truck!
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