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Quote from: mburrows on March 30, 2020, 02:54:20 PMSo you can still buy coffee at a bikini barista stand, go buy weed and booze, home depot and lowes are setting record sales days but you cant go chase birds or bears isolated in the woods.I know, I get that the shutdown with prevent transmission to rural communities and thats a good thing.But why the hell is all this other "stuff" still rolling along, thats what frustrates me beyond belief. Because of exactly what you just said. You don't drive across the state to go to Lowe's.
So you can still buy coffee at a bikini barista stand, go buy weed and booze, home depot and lowes are setting record sales days but you cant go chase birds or bears isolated in the woods.I know, I get that the shutdown with prevent transmission to rural communities and thats a good thing.But why the hell is all this other "stuff" still rolling along, thats what frustrates me beyond belief.
Quote from: jackelope on March 30, 2020, 02:58:45 PMQuote from: mburrows on March 30, 2020, 02:54:20 PMSo you can still buy coffee at a bikini barista stand, go buy weed and booze, home depot and lowes are setting record sales days but you cant go chase birds or bears isolated in the woods.I know, I get that the shutdown with prevent transmission to rural communities and thats a good thing.But why the hell is all this other "stuff" still rolling along, thats what frustrates me beyond belief. Because of exactly what you just said. You don't drive across the state to go to Lowe's.Ok, Lowes and Home Depot were not the best example but Im pretty sure the dozen couples waiting in line for paint yesterday at HD were not completing essential business. Nor was I in picking up some lumber. Why dont they restrict this more is my point. If they're restricting peoples access to the woods, their restriction efforts need to be more concerted else where too. Just saying there is some low hanging fruit out there that is not being closed down when our lower risk activities are being targeted. Like I said, I get it, it is the right call to restrict significant travel and protect rural communities.
I would like too see the number of king county residents driving 30 minutes to an hour+ to hike vs the number of youth turkey hunters! Probably be mind blowing. And for you high and mighty people that wouldn't cross the state. I hope when you went to the store that "one"time to get essentials. None of you picked up a bag of cheetos or any candy, pop or other useless crap. And got actual "essentials". Been to the store one time in the last week and a half and I don't have to go back for a month or two. And the whole a bird isn't worth it saying. I'll tell you what all of us tell anti hunters when they try and stop us from hunting. Its not about the bird is about keeping your sanity and getting time outside. And for anybody that is going to flame this comment, I'm sitting back with my bag of chips "that I purchased before this fiasco started and will shrug it off Flame away!
When does it end? When COVID-19 is gone what will we do to combat seasonal influenza, which effects the same demographic? What will we do when COVID-20 comes along. Do we cast off our associations and cut all ties with our comrades? Do we turn our backs on the city folk because we live in the country. Do we fear our own kin? Do we cease to live and except merely existing, isolated and alone? Do we surrender our passions and our way of life for what might be?Stay safe out there, whatever your choice may be.
Cars got towed from Mt Si and rattlesnake from what I’ve heard .