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| No I can drive to hunt, gas up with gloves/mask and stay away from people. Not changing a thing. Flying is a different issue and I won't be doing that. Zeke |
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| Nope. I will focus mostly on New Mexico as I have in the past few years. With five hunters in the family wanting to chase most of our big game, my application fees rack up pretty fast! Even if the governor continues to not trust us to think for ourselves, we can have some great hunts here at home. As usual, Wyoming pronghorn will be our backup if we don't draw much for October here in NM. The kids have a fair number of points, so we could likely pull off a decent goat hunt up there if time allows. We will also probably venture over to TX for hogs or maybe whitetail does if schedules permit. And maybe, just maybe, I'll finally bite the bullet and try for an Arizona Coues deer tag.
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| I’m all in. I’m getting a vaccine shot and not worrying about it |
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| I can't imagine not going hunting for fear of Covid when all you have to do is drive to the locale.
I'm not going to let a virus with a 99% survivability rate dictate my lifestyle, especially when the activity involved has minimal risk |
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| Med cruise with my wife in May, buff hunt in The Caprivi in September. If a vaccine wasn’t available ( I get it next week), I would be staying home.
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| I'm applying all over. I mostly focus on the big 3 (sheep, goat, moose) but will also apply to hard to draw elk and mule deer areas. I have driven over 20 hours (one 20 and the other 22) for 2 hunts in 2021, no way would I let COVID slow me down in 2021. |
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