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New The problem is having food at ground level.
Campsites often have pole with an elevated hook near its top on which to hang your food so it is out of reach of bears. Dollars to donuts, at the campground registration kiosk are instructions to hang your food from the hook or leave it the trunk of a car. Having a cooler on the ground doesn't cut it and indeed is an invitation to bears. Hence, the ticket.

Makes sense to me.
Alex

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New Yes, I agree.
But the DNR handing out a ticket for "failure to secure campsite" in light of the whole incident...

That is sort of like giving out a ticket to a swimmer for swimming in a no-swimming zone to rescue a drowning person.

The guy damn well secured his campsite with PURE BRAWN, DAMMINT!
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     Blasted DNR issues "failure to secure campsite" ticket... - (folkert) - (8)
         I'd ask if I can keep the ticket after paying it - (drewk) - (2)
             Which fscker? - (jb4) - (1)
                 Heh ... but seriously - (drewk)
         The problem is having food at ground level. - (a6l6e6x) - (1)
             Yes, I agree. - (folkert)
         I thought DNR meant do not resuscitate -NT - (andread) - (2)
             Department of Natural Resources - (Yendor) - (1)
                 I read it as "DNS" for quite a while. - (Another Scott)

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