I am planning a weekend trip this weekend out boondocking with my dog a couple fishing poles a couple cases of bud. Any other advise i should be aware of !!

If you don't have a generator, it's very easy to run your battery down. I'd plan on using an alternate source of light (battery-powered florescents inside and ordinary camping lanterns outside). Propane should not be a problem at all and fresh water should be ok if you have a full tank when you start out (we get 3-4 days on a tank of fresh water when it's the two of us).

- Jack

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Hi-Lo 1707T
2005 F150 4x4 KR SCrew

Have a good time!

And, catch lots of fish, and I hope your dog leaves you some space in the Hi-Lo.

Sure Paul, rub it in, we've got another 2 months 'till ice-off around here.
Picks when you get back?

Hey Roger we the dog and I had a good time no pictures though and it was in august.

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Paul Schoenfelder
Fort Pierre, SD

2006 T&C Van
1996 21TL ( Tow-Lite )
1966 16' Voyager by ( Snyder )

Oops, need to pay more attention to the dates

When we drycamp I always take a 6 gal. water jug incase we need a more than the 20 in the tank. I also like to have 11 gal greywater tank. It's small enough that my wife and I can lift it into the truck in case we fill the tank. We also use biodegradable soaps in case of spills or if we shower or dump dish water outside. Baby shampoo, and baby bottle dishsoap and Ivory soap are good alternatives to espensive Campsuds.