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What is your Overlanding Pet Peeve?
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So in all seriousness that is a thing right? I’ve searched and unless I’m looking in the wrong place it’s slim pickings right? Anything that’s still kinda unknown or not popular stays that way. Like good fishing holes or hunting spots. I’ll admit I get why being that many of the spots I fish & hunt are now overrun. I was assuming many of the trails are that way?
As a drone operator I agree 100%. If in a National Park or most state park they are breaking FAA regulations and should be reported to the state park or national Park service. Get a tag number from their vehicle and turn them in. It's operators like that that make it difficult for commercial operators. They are destroying the industry by breaking use laws and creating more regulation. That being said, if an operator asks permission then let them with limits. The biggest falsehood is capabilities. Most small consumer drones have a wide angle lens and don't have zoom capabilities. It's not until you get in $1k + range that capability increases.
That's a very valid point. I know in the Navy there was a saying on the subs that "a bitching sailor is a happy sailor". We had a VERY happy crew!
Its equally important to note that when women (vent) bitch and complain, it is generally slanderous gossip. When men bitch and complain, it is merely us exchanging information.
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When I was a construction Forman the saying use to be “if you got time to bitch, you must not have enough to do”
Well maybe that was just my saying but anyhooo...
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This post begs the question(s) :
"What is the best overlanding light anti-tank weapon"
And
"How do you carry your quick-lime"
Pathfinder I
@grubworm posting his overland campsite pics. 
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1) Trash... Especially broken glass!
2) Parks or campgrounds that don't allow hammocks. A properly hung hammock will not damage trees. I typically try to avoid campgrounds but sometimes it can't be avoided.
3) People driving off-trail in areas that don't allow it.
4) Burning pallets. Probably more of a beach or desert thing. They leave a lot of nails behind.
2) Parks or campgrounds that don't allow hammocks. A properly hung hammock will not damage trees. I typically try to avoid campgrounds but sometimes it can't be avoided.
3) People driving off-trail in areas that don't allow it.
4) Burning pallets. Probably more of a beach or desert thing. They leave a lot of nails behind.
It was a crowded campground on BLM land adjacent to the National Park. They probably weren’t breaking any laws, they were just being inconsiderate buzzing around a crowded campground for hours.
Maybe they aren’t taking high def pictures of my goings on (and it’s not like anything unscrupulous is happening at my campground), but simply the feeling of being under surveillance is enough to be irritating. This is accentuated by them flying over me 45 times as opposed to just once or twice.
I would like to try a drone sometime and I don’t think they should be banned or anything. People can be rude buzzing around on dirt bikes or walking through my campground eyeballing my stuff. Drones aren’t inherently rude, but there should be some etiquette using them.
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my stock fenders hold beer just fine, plus those nice places in the rear bumper is the best place.
I just think this looks bro dozer'ish!
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ditto what he said ^^Being around other people is pretty annoying
...and fuckers that burn the grass with their fires.
dig a firepit FFS!
