My first trip to the BWCAW involved a bear eating most of our food on the third day of a seven day trip. That lit the fire and we decided the next year we would really experience wilderness. We didn't know enough about the Q so we opted for the LLC fly in and work our way back to Mudro. Within 30 minutes of the plane departing we were being 'entertained' by a camp full of people with musical instruments singing (honestly) Kum Ba Ya. That is when we knew we needed to go further north.
Sorry, not a fan.
My wife puts catchy outdoor quotes on our business' Facebook page every day. This one came up last week:
"When using a public campground, a tuba placed on your picnic table will keep the campsites on either side vacant."
~Author Unknown