Cellular trail cameras are the premium option for filming wildlife. Instead of having to retrieve your SD card from the camera, footage can be transmitted live to your phone as it is captured. With the higher initial investment and ongoing costs, are cellular trail cameras worth it? Yes. These trail cameras earn their keep in…
It isn’t fun to run out of propane, whether grilling, camping, or running a generator. Determining the propane tank capacity is important to avoid a cold night in the RV, an unfinished brisket, or even having to close the food truck early. Every gallon of propane weighs 4.24 lb. And one pound of propane equals…
Bats have high energy requirements. And when winter removes their insect food sources, they must make a change. Many birds migrate to warmer climates when the cold sets in. But bats are mammals, and some mammals, like bears, hibernate in the winter. Do bats hibernate in the winter? When it goes cold, some bats hibernate…
Animal lovers and hunters love trail cameras for viewing and determining animal routines and feeding spots. But deer can be easily spooked by sounds or flashing lights. And because many trail cameras use a flash and make an audible click whenever it takes photos, many wonder if they are doing more harm than good. Trail…
Having video surveillance of your property provides extra peace of mind. But home security systems can be expensive. And most are complicated to set up. Here’s how to use a trail camera for security – either at your home or another property. Trail cameras can be great for home security. They are motion-sensing, have night…
Sometimes we go camping when it’s cold outside. What’s the best way to heat a camper during colder months? While your RV’s propane furnace is a great heating method, what are good heating alternatives? Here’s how to heat an RV without propane: Use electric heaters (space, infrared, oil-filled), wood, or kerosene heaters. Plus you can…
Inflating your RV tires is probably pretty comfortable. But what if you’ve overinflated a tire? There are two ways to let the air out of your tires, without damaging your tires or being worried about bodily harm. In this guide, you’ll learn how to let air out of a tire – safely and efficiently. You…
Ready to hit the road for an RV adventure? Don’t forget to check proper tire inflation. RV tire pressure affects safety, tire life, and fuel efficiency. In this guide, you’ll learn about proper RV tire pressure, how to maintain it, tips for dealing with low tire pressure, and keeping your tires in pristine condition when…
Draining the fresh water tank on your RV is an important step. It helps keep water safe and manages weight when traveling between campgrounds. Here’s how to drain RV fresh water tank. Here’s how to drain fresh water tank on RV: locate the low-point drain, turn off water heater and water pump, open all taps and valves,…
If you need a new toilet seat for your RV, you might want to use a regular toilet seat. It will improve comfort and aesthetics. But will a regular toilet seat fit an RV toilet? Sometimes you can use a regular toilet seat in your RV. But this isn’t common. Most RV toilets are smaller…