RV Daily Report

(June 19, 2013) -- A Wyoming Game & Fish Department game warden trapped a black bear in the Bighorn National Forest Sunday night. The 4-year-old male bear had received a food reward from a camper in the Dayton Gulch area earlier that morning. That evening, the bear returned for more. The bear was euthanized.

(June 19, 2013) -- In Texas, one burglary suspect is on the loose after going on a theft rampage through an RV park, reports KGBT-TV.

(June 19, 2013) -- The Forest Service is spraying mature pine trees with insecticide at Lake Como campgrounds on the Bitterroot National Forest, north of Darby, Mont. NBC Montana reports it's an effort to prevent Mountain Pine Beetles kills.

(June 19, 2013) -- In Alberta, Sturgeon County forester hopes local governments will support his plan for a new RV park near Namao – one that will use trees to treat sewage, reports St. Albert Gazette.

(June 19, 2013) -- Just inside the Stokes County, N.C. border at the base of Pilot Mountain, a new view of the mountain has opened for those with pull-behind campers and RVs to park. The Pilot reports that view comes with full hook-ups and enjoy the relaxation and adventure of the area.

(June 19, 2013) -- The Old Mill Campground in Mendocino National Forest, Willows, Calif. and near the start of last year's Mill Fire, which burned close to 30,000 acres and threatened a number of homes in the area, remains closed, the Orland Press Register reports.

(June 19, 2013) -- According to a report in The Border Mail, Victoria Police have warned people against a dodgy motorhome advertisement that has been placed in regional newspapers across three states in Australia.

(June 19, 2013) -- After a hotly debated discussion among travelers across Australia about Nyngan’s reversal of its Recreational Vehicle Friendly Town, the the Nyngan Observer reports two elected leaders are trying to turn the tide on the controversial issue.

(June 19, 2013) -- The Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) is a serious pest that is near Nebraska’s border.  Cooperation is needed to help prevent EAB from invading Nebraska woodlands and landscapes, says the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission.

(June 19, 2013) -- An unexpected encounter with a grizzly on the North Fork near Cody, Wyo. ended without injury for a Powell man and his dog, thanks to the use of bear spray, reports the Powell Tribune.