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Covid-19 - Social Media sharing your 2020 hunts?

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Is it a good idea to share a 2020 hunt on social media or is it encouraging "bad" behavior?

  • Yes

    Votes: 24 53.3%
  • No

    Votes: 8 17.8%
  • It's ok if it's on private land

    Votes: 2 4.4%
  • It's ok if it's local hunting/close to home

    Votes: 14 31.1%

  • Total voters
    45
I'm not much of one to share my hunting stories on social media, but I don't know how someone could have a problem with me sharing my turkey hunt in a few weeks. I won't leave my county and I highly doubt I will run into another soul.

Now, if you are a person who is travelling from a city where the virus is pretty rampant, to some rural area to go hunting or fishing, I guess I'd kinda have a problem with that. You would not believe the city folk up by me who are still travelling to their "cottage" for the weekend. When I say something to them they give the whole "I pay taxes, property rights" mumbo jumbo. These are the people who are spreading this all over.

*My post is strictly about the SPRING hunting and fishing seasons. I have no idea what this summer and fall will look like
 
I plan to go on bear hunt this spring, it is less than 10 miles away. Last year I didn't see anyone the whole time I was out. Was planning a turkey hunt but think I will pass as it would be a 3-4 hour drive.

As for posting it I don't see a problem with it as you are doing something that is legal. Plus if you cant go at least you can read about how someone else's hunt went
 

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