I know the critters makes things complicated. They get walked two hours a day (3 walks), have a "play pen". Honestly, my boys are more important in some ways than hubby. I may be a bit of a crazy cat lady (but only to the point that I can afford what may be needed for my companions, three is my limit) I had thought about placing them, but two I can't. They have urinary issues that many would not put up with or have the time to deal with, even after the surgeries. I made the mistake of placing a cat when I was younger who had urine crystal issues with a woman who had tons of money. Even after explaining dietary needs and the kitten's issues, she made all the right promises but put the cat down 2 months later because Sheba dripped once in a while. Just cant do that again. <br><br> I may place the healthy one with my son (and send money every month for care), but the other two actually have adjusted well, enjoy the walks, curling up by the fire, watching the world. The mama cat was with us from day one of considering this life style and my boys have been in training since they wee fur balls (mom was a feral rescue - placed the 4 of 7 who didn't have issues, stupid enough to fall in love with the rest.)<br><br>So after reading more throughout the forum as well as comments, I am really leaning toward a 5th wheel (more space, safer to tow), crew cab super duty of some sort. We can afford a new enough rig that we look "respectabl<span style="color: #222222; font-family: arial, sans-serif; font-size: small; line-height: 16px;"> </span>" and I really think once we are out of the New England area, it will be easier. We will just have to go slower, no big deal. My question I guess is how are these for boondocking in remote locations? I have done a cost benefit analysis, but real life experience is far more meaningful when the basics are considered. We are both not crowd oriented, cities ain't us. That was the big appeal. See the actual land, meet those who are more akin to us, I do my schtick, he does his craftsmanship. We can be our strange selves and travel. <br><br>Hubbs will have to ride his bike a bit for work while we are in Cali, but this seems like a good compromise. Space for all, good storage, some comfort for me, store-able for moderate cost when we want to really camp in a remote locale and break out the tent. <br><br>How have others found this set up to be for blm and the like?
