Are we allowed to bring campfire wood to US ? I know that we can't brinbg it to Canada, how about to US ? We have some spare wood we could easily carry in one of the numereous storage compartments of Finally :)
I am not sure if you can or not, but be careful whgile traveling with wood in your Pu, bugs and stuff :)also just the extra weight...
The laws get dumber all the time. If a tree on the USA border falls over the line into Canada, who gets blamed & fined? Maybe some politician will throw the tree in jail? Or sentence it to death by fire!
I like the one that says you can't carry a bird into the USA from Mexico, but there isn't any law that says one can't FLY over the border. Just train your bird to come when you whistle, leave him on the Mexico side, drive through the checkpoint & whistle for him to come!
As for the firewood, I don't think you'll need to popup the trailer at a checkpoint. I'd be more concerned with the weight of the wood putting you over your towing limit or the trailers weight limit. NJ state parks sell large 25# bags of kiln dried firewood for $6 (Hotsticks - but don't buy them in a store because you get smaller bags for the same price). Cut the pieces in half (2x2 size), burn them one at a time and you've got enough to go through the night. Plus, since they're dried, they'll ignite in wet weather.
I agree that many of these laws seem pretty dumb, although perhaps the intent for them meant well to prevent invasive species of plants or critters, being transplanted and taking hold.
I don't bring my own firewood anywhere, for several reasons, none of which have to do with the Criminal Justice system or lack there of!
If I am at a state park, I always buy the wood from them. It's cheap, it's needed money for the park, it's not wearing and tearing on my vehicles or camper AND at today's gas prices, how cost effective is it to haul that much weight!
On the rare instance that I am camping at a private CG, I will buy it either at or near the CG, whichever is cheapest. For the last two reasons stated above!
Yeah it is heavy , I forgot that fact and Finally can only carry 400 Lbs ...... I think I will just buy it there .....
birol,
quit tryin to rabble rouse! there's more important us/chinook issues to get riled up about, like wether it's cheaper or pc to buy molson on this side of the boder and bring it back, or vice-versa...
Quote from: birolYeah it is heavy , I forgot that fact and Finally can only carry 400 Lbs ...... I think I will just buy it there .....
Hmmmm,
You might be right ! BUT, I buy it while going to US as it is cheaper :) and since I can not drink it anymore, I SAY IT IS UNFAIR !!!!! I DEMAND THAT ALL BEAR SALES BE DECLARED ILLEGAL !!!!
There is so much firewood available here, I drool when I see them ! Maybe I should save them for a Canuck camping trip !
birol,
I don't think you can.. Call your CAA for items you can cross with. Wiill see you at the ralley.
Quote from: birolAre we allowed to bring campfire wood to US ? I know that we can't brinbg it to Canada, how about to US ? We have some spare wood we could easily carry in one of the numereous storage compartments of Finally :)
Quote from: birolHmmmm,
You might be right ! BUT, I buy it while going to US as it is cheaper :) and since I can not drink it anymore, I SAY IT IS UNFAIR !!!!! I DEMAND THAT ALL BEAR SALES BE DECLARED ILLEGAL !!!!
There is so much firewood available here, I drool when I see them ! Maybe I should save them for a Canuck camping trip !
Bear sales??? Tell me you can now buy bears in Canada??? If so I would like a little brown bear, one that is house trained !!
Quote from: jpreiserBear sales??? Tell me you can now buy bears in Canada??? If so I would like a little brown bear, one that is house trained !!
I was wondering why he'd want to buy a bear and travel with it... it would add more weight.
QuoteI DEMAND THAT ALL BEAR SALES BE DECLARED ILLEGAL !!!!
Me too!!! It's just not right
Yeah , I mean selling bears is dangereous eh, they might maul your or something eh :rolleyes: