R-Pod vs. Vibe or something else

Yes! Wasp spray works great on lots of bad animals (it's a nerve agent - which probably won't kill them - but does some serious short-term nerve issues) - good stuff to keep around - way better than pepper spray.

I purchased a Happauge brand converter that plugs into a usb port on your computer.  At the other end is a connector in which you connect a cable that connects to the campground tv cable.  Run the program and you watch tv on your computer screen.  Even comes with a small remote to change channels with.  Neat and easy.  I usually do all my purchases on Amazon so I would look there.  Cost was about $50, if I remember correctly.  Safe Travels.

I'd only try that if it was rip-roaring trying to get in.

Perhaps the best bear deterrent would be our two dogs that travel with us. They'd sound the alarm if nothing else.

I tell you what no jogger gets past our house that we don't hear about from those two.

I wasn't trying to mess with Cali, I was just thinking it might be a state mandate I haven't come across yet.

Sorry also for the thread derail re: Da Bears. My thought was that the fiberglass buys me more than a canvas tent. I was thinking in terms of buying me more protection, but you guys have shown me the error of my thinking. So, I'll think in terms of buying me more time.

If I have 2 extra minutes, I won't spend them screaming. I'll be taking the safety off the Texas version of Bear Spray.

About 25 years ago we were camping with our sons in Sequoia State Park in Northern California.  Had bear problems then, also.  I can remember the ranger trying to impress us about keeping our food inside.  He showed us a picture where a bear had gotten the scent of toothpaste inside a car.  The bear had taken his nails and inserted them in the fissure in the body of the car just in front of the front door.  He ripped the door right off the hinges.  It had been closed.  Don't take food anymore when camping.  Seriously, he certainly got my attention with that.  We have been back since to Sequoia and they now have steel boxes at each campsite for your cooler to reside in.  Probably 1/4" steel plate.  Gotta be aware.  Safe Travels.