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There is no such word in the English language called "BURRY" as you mentioned in your comment. There is also no known word as "GOT" in your comment . Are you from another country other than the USA? Can you speak properly??? Eagle Eric

Hi Kathy.....just put on your glasses. Noone but you has had a problem seeing my videos. Best Regards- EAGLE ERIC

My Mother gave me good advice many moons ago : "If you have nothing nice to say, then don't say anything". Eagle Eric

@@eagleeric1613 I Apologize Sir....I was just stating a fact....You have taken that wrong.....Did you see that I said other than a Unclear Lens your Video was 👍👍??

my phone camera lens was clean so no need for Windex or listening to negative viewers who never have anything nice to say like Sandy Hyatt's remarks previously. My cell phone has a worn lense that's all. Eagle Eric

Hi George.......CONGRATULATIONS !!! Thanks for letting the CZcams community know that you found the silver 1 ounce round I hid a couple months back near the Grand Canyon. I still have 3 more silver 1 ounce coins or silver rounds out there and will hiding more in the future so check out my CZcams channel for the clues (look under "Playlists" then click "Sports & Hobbies"). .Now it's time to go out and find them......GOOD LUCK !!! EAGLE ERIC

You ask really good questions ! I spoke to not only the Coconino National Forest Headquarters a few times and they didn't know of any laws stating that you need to go 20-25 miles away as long as you go to another National Forest. I also spoke to another Ranger yesterday and asked him the same question and he stated I could go just 1/2 a mile to set up camp after the 14 days if I were moving to a different National Forest. I'm still trying to figure out where do you go in that 2 day period between the 14 day on and 16 day off before you legally can return.....good question??? Maybe you can find a truck stop or rest area or Walmart, etc. for those 2 days ? Eagle Eric

@@eagleeric1613 Thank you, Eagle Eric. That 2-day "interlude" - yeah, looks like Walmart/Cracker Barrel/Harvest Host time. (???) **** About that "rogue ranger", doesn't his Office and "District Manager" need to be contacted? If there's no 20-mile law in NFs, "he's" the one in violation. But no doubt you had that conversation when you contacted the other Offices. What hassle. So sorry.

@@hg2. Yes......that 2 day away period means you have to find a spot before going back......even rest stops or truck stops would work. The rogue ranger I believe was reprimanded since I called the main headquarters 2x and emailed them 3x. He showed up again at the adjacent National Forest and I asked him about his 20-25 mile RULE point blank and he changed his tune and this time stated there was no such rule at either the Coconino or Kaibab National Forest.....I guess you have to make complaints to the higher ups to straighten out some Rangers ! But to be clear, every National Forest has different rules about dispersed camping and where you can camp and I believe that National Forest dispersed camping MIGHT have a 20 mile rule after you leave one of their National Forest areas? EAGLE ERIC

NEW MEXICO I believe has a 20 mile rule but I don't believe Arizona has any rule as far as distances you have to move from one National Forest to the next as best I can determine? Check each state you plan on camping in as far as dispersed camping in a National Forest .....Eagle Eric

@@eagleeric1613 Wow! Well done Eagle. On behalf of us "conscientious campers", glad you got things smoothed out. Phew. Meanwhile, will keep an eye out for a 20-mile rule that applies to NFs. Happy trails.

If your for President Trump, then your my kind of gal !!!

Hi......I bought my current rooftop TV antenna 4 years ago and it brought in 4x more channels since it comes with an additional 12volt amplifyer. It is called a Lava model HD-8008 made by Omnipro and has a 28-32 decibal gain which is what you look for when shopping for a high gain antenna. Maybe there is something higher in gain today but this one only cost $85. and produced 2x-4x more channels when comparing it with the 2005 antenna that I had on my travel trailer. Hope that helps.... Eagle Eric

@@eagleeric1613 Thanks I found it on amazon , looks like it would be really easy to modify so we could attach it to our old useless crank up one on our travel trailer we live in ...right now were using a small house style of tv antenna that I run up on a big pole made out of take apart sections ... but that's a pain and it would be much easier to get the one you use .... By the way , were really amazed and impressed that you can carry as much as you do and tow it around with a pretty small rig ..so is your car a 1/2 ton one or 3/4 one ...

@@TheMobileHomestead ........

@@TheMobileHomestead ......I have a true "Ultra Light" travel trailer (23 feet and dry weight is 3,200. pounds)......many RV makers like to use the word "ultra light" to seem more appealing but they are not true ultra lights. Usually the super structure on ultra lights are made of alluminum instead of steel so the manufacturer can reduce the weight significantly. As far as my tow vehicle, a lot of campers can't believe I'm towing a 23 ft. travel trailer with a jeep. The Wrangler and the Jeep Liberty only have a small 3.7 liter engine that only develops around 220 HP but I drive a Grand Cherokee that has 3 engine options.... 3.7, 4.7 and the HUGE 5.7 Hemi engine which is what I have (a stock 5.7 Hemi develops an astounding 382 horse power !!! ). Cherokee now has even a bigger monster engine option.... a turbo charged 6.4 liter engine that develops a mind blowing 707 HP that will outrun most sport cars !!!!!!!!!!!! Eagle Eric

@@eagleeric1613 Thanks for the info Eric ...

Hi......thanks for your compliment. That's a Coleman 1 burner model 5453A which is still made and very compact and inexpensive and can even help you out on a cold night (7,500 BTU per hour). I used liquid fuel Coleman's this past 45 years since there much cheaper to run and some are 30 years old now so Coleman makes things to last a lifetime.!!! Take Care- Eagle Eric

Thanks for your input and your method is excellent too and thanks for sharing that with the CZcams community. Eric

Go to Imperial Dam LTVA down near Yuma ...it's 100% nicer than Quartzsite is ... Eagle Eric here did a great series of videos on that location . Quartzsite is just a big overcrowded dusty parking lot in the middle of a very ugly desert where you have 2 types of travelers ... the largest group of them are older RVer's who don't want to do much traveling for the winter so they get the La Posa yearly LTVA permit and hang out and mostly get drunk with each other and talk about how pretty this dump is ...the rest are the idiots who listen to Bob and people on CZcams who think wrongly this is a fun place to camp .... I suppose if your idea of a good time is being in an extremely crowded area for full of bad drivers and morons or need some silly 'Tribe to hang out with then you'll like Quartzsite ... but if you're one of us people who are independent and don't need tribes or Bob Wells to hold your hand just drive the measly 90 miles from quartzsite to the Yuma LTVA you'll find it's much nicer , lots of normal non crazy rv types and you have easy access to great shopping in Yuma ...

@@TheMobileHomestead your reply cemented my decision!! After watching a million, or is it a million and a half, videos on QZ. I had this unsettled feeling (that, by the way, I was going to ignore until I read your response to me)! The only thing I found about QZ. that I could find appealing or get enjoyment from, are the photos people posted of the sunsets. Otherwise, there was nothing that was really drawing me there. Being an older 1st timer, I must admit this adventure is totally out of my comfort zone, but, I MUST DO IT. I have always dreamed of putting my artwork in a vehicle and hitting the road selling my paintings, meeting new people, and traveling. to beautiful places. It's been fantasy ~ turning it into a reality is a bit daunting. Traveling alone with my dog, in a 1979 vintage wonderful motorhome ! YIKES. As they say, 'Life is an adventure, or nothing at all'. Thank you for your thoughts !

@@TheMobileHomestead forgot to mention ~ I just subscribed to your channel and am looking forward to listening and watching your vids.

@@GretchenlKlein Because I need Medical help and a few more operations ...Me and my wife Millie have been living in a Trailer Park here in Quartzsite for a little over 5 years .... so I know what I'm talking about when it comes to what this town is about ... and by the way those pretty sun down pics CZcamsr's are always showing here , those colors are just coming from the huge dust clouds that are typical here in Quartzsite ... so if you must come to Arizona instead of much prettier and more affordable New Mexico for petes sakes go to the Yuma area LTVA Eagle Eric did his videos on ... it's much prettier there because of access to water which produces lots of lovely green bushes and trees and you're very near to Yuma where you can shop very affordably ...

Good day to you. Thank you for the response. I am looking to coming there in September and I cannot wait. Are you always there?

Glad you found some useful tips about rockhounding. I started picking up rocks when I was about the same age as your son and I see he has a nice rock pick and uses a water spritzer bottle to see how the rocks will look........he will be a Geologist before you know it ! Take Care- Eagle Eric

I put it up in an auction late last year where it sold for around $400. to a pocket knife collector so I don't have it anymore.

@@eagleeric1613 Hmmm... Well, it sure fired up my imagination. "Wow! A knife from a Spanish Conquistador... that's awesome." Am wondering what a segment in Pawn Stars would look like with it. Spanish history in the southwest is an interesting change from "the usual cowboys and indians". Thanks for the update.

Look into summer camping in the Coconino National Forest near Flagstaff during the summer months. It's like BLM lands....2 weeks for free then move to the Kaibab National Forest for 2 weeks (its adjacent to Coconino so a mile drive to set up a new camp). You can go back and forth between the two during the summer months which is typically in the 70's- 80's. And if you like exploring, take a 90 minute drive and camp in Kaibab National Forest adjacent to the Grand Canyon National Park,,,,,,,,,see my 4 part video series on free camping at the Grand Canyon when everyone else is paying $350-$400. a week !!! Eagle Eric

@@eagleeric1613 Thank you Eagle Eric! But isn't there a rule that says the next boondock has to be 25 miles away from the previous campsite? Also, "Bob" and others have complained about the heat in the hottest months around Flagstaff. Evidently it's not a problem for you. Anything else we summer newbies need to know about summer?

@@hg2. .....the 25 mile rule is for BLM camping, not National Forest camping. The National Forest rule is you can stay for 2 weeks in any given month then you must leave that Nat. Forest but you are allowed to go to another National Forest to camp for 2 weeks even if its only a mile away or adjacent. Around Flagstaff you have 2 National Forest areas....Coconino and Kaibab so you can jump back & forth. Flagstaff rarely gets above the 80's since it's elevation is 7,500. feet. Hope that helped- Eagle Eric

@@eagleeric1613 Awesome! Yes, that's the ticket! I didn't know that nuance about BLM vs. National Forest. [Not to push my luck or be greedy, but it would be nice to have a summer LTVA. Is the area around Arizona Snow Bowl good ("perfect") for that or am I missing something? (8000', relatively flat).] Also, good things get messed up up lazy people who take advantage. I hear a lot about "close downs" - not sure if it's BLM, FS, or both. Any thoughts on contingency plans for that? Great info; great channel. Thanks again.

@@hg2. rt180 from Flagstaff is all National Forest and nice summer camping.....there are numerous Forest roads off rt.180. The Snow bowl is a nice 6 mile drive to the resort which is closed now (June) but they still left on their WIFI so I can get online to upload CZcams videos. There are (as of May 15th) fire restrictions in almost all of the National Forest areas in AZ........no camp fires allowed and no charcoal grills allowed BUT you can cook outdoors with a propane or liquid gas stove. Hope that helped- Eagle Eric