Camp if you must, but a reminder about public grazing

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: Just a note to those who take their torts out to graze in public campgounds, parks, state parks, national parks, etc. : Even if the park does say they use chemicals, they usually do whether or not the person at the gate notifies you of it. : Some parks use flea and tick repellant, have insect/rodent traps, may have used fire repellant or some other treatment that doesn't necessarily fall into the pesticide category. : You don't know what the person before you in that are has done - thrown out soapy dishwater, dumped out a partially empty Coleman fuel container or let his oil drain out into the ground. I've seen them all - the first two at state parks and the last one in Yosemite National Park. : Obviously do what you want, but our natural areas are no longer respected nor pristine so I would be wary to let any animals free graze in a public use area.

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