How will corona effect your season?
04-19-2020, 06:08 PM
#11
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: North Louisiana
Posts: 3,050
I was able to hunt south Texas before they closed it for us Louisiana residents. I was able to kill three nice birds. I also killed one on my Louisiana property and in Arkansas. I can still hunt LA. and Ark. So the virus hasn't affected me too much. Just hope it stays that way.
04-20-2020, 12:10 PM
#12
Super Moderator
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 7,387
JW - you should not visit MI this year - most of the Yoopers don't even want us lowlanders driving to the NLP or UP, let along nonresidents. Some cities up North have even asked residents in the SLP to forego using their northern vacation homes and cottages this summer (I thought that was a bit extreme/ballsy).
However, the number of COVID cases in the NLP and UP combined are (at least the last time I added them together) collectively less than 100, minus a few counties near Detroit that the DNR considers in the lower NLP.
The MI DNR is following the latest executive order which restricts travel, and the DNR has recommended everyone hunt 'locally' this year, which is as close to home as possible and definitely not traveling 4hrs to camp.
However, the number of COVID cases in the NLP and UP combined are (at least the last time I added them together) collectively less than 100, minus a few counties near Detroit that the DNR considers in the lower NLP.
The MI DNR is following the latest executive order which restricts travel, and the DNR has recommended everyone hunt 'locally' this year, which is as close to home as possible and definitely not traveling 4hrs to camp.
But I called the state asking to define the bolded word above and was given a distance.
Where I live - I fit that term easily.
Now that was the DNR, I didnt call the state police or the local sheriff.
The real killer so far is the snow depth.
JW
