Anyone hear anything on Nebraska tags, a friend said they were not available and I just logged in to check and it would not let me purchase one.
That's a problem with the system. I know NR that are hunting now.
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That is what I was hoping. But also hear they stopped selling tags Friday?
Quote from: Dtrkyman on March 30, 2020, 10:30:35 PM
That is what I was hoping. But also hear they stopped selling tags Friday?
The season opened the 25th. I doubt they would stop selling permits without an anouncment. Man the rumours you hear now are outrageous.
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I logged in to buy a tag, would not let me!
I saw a guy comment on facebook saying he called game and fish and they will no longer be available to non residents in Nebraska. Could it be a lie ? yes. But there was a whole facebook post on it, and multiple people said the same thing. People keep getting there hopes up thinking they'll be able to go wherever they want and do whatever they want....states are slowly but surely closing. its just the way it is.....hope its a glitch, but I don't think it is.
I don't see any information on KS or NE with a Google search yet. I'll call tomorrow
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I have not heard anything, but I would assume that most states stop selling out-of-state tags this season. Seems like a large unnecessary risk.
Looks like NR can't buy tag for NE but NR land owner can. I know some NR hunting NE now. Season started the 25th
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Quote from: Marc on March 31, 2020, 12:19:19 AM
I have not heard anything, but I would assume that most states stop selling out-of-state tags this season. Seems like a large unnecessary risk.
I wouldn't call it unnecessary when you have states like louisianna who literally doubled in infection rates in 2 days. I say that because im right next door, and the border counties have some the highest rates spreading up and out of louisianna. so is traveling a risk at this point...yes it is.
Well I bought my Missouri tags since it's only 18 miles from home to there, hopefully I can get there. I have over 2000 private acres to hunt.
I've heard its cancelled for Out of State Hunters in Nebraska unless you have already purchased your tags. Even then out of staters will only be able to hunt private land. Supposed to be a press release later today.
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Quote from: Marc on March 31, 2020, 12:19:19 AM
I have not heard anything, but I would assume that most states stop selling out-of-state tags this season. Seems like a large unnecessary risk.
I wouldn't call it unnecessary when you have states like louisianna who literally doubled in infection rates in 2 days. I say that because im right next door, and the border counties have some the highest rates spreading up and out of louisianna. so is traveling a risk at this point...yes it is.
Its new orleans man. The month after mardi gras, when people from all over the world come and drink out of each others hand grenades and vomit on each other. A lot worse stuff to catch in Nola. Lol
I canceled my hunt in Texas. I had already purchased my Turkey tags/license online. The Texas wildlife dept. refunded the cost of my license. They said they would review refunds on a case by case basis
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I have not heard anything, but I would assume that most states stop selling out-of-state tags this season. Seems like a large unnecessary risk.
I wouldn't call it unnecessary when you have states like louisianna who literally doubled in infection rates in 2 days. I say that because im right next door, and the border counties have some the highest rates spreading up and out of louisianna. so is traveling a risk at this point...yes it is.
Its new orleans man. The month after mardi gras, when people from all over the world come and drink out of each others hand grenades and vomit on each other. A lot worse stuff to catch in Nola. Lol
Yep. Nola is 3rd world.
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I just got word no NR tags for me so my trip just got canceled
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Here is the official proclamation. Public lands are still open for residents and non residents who have already purchased.
http://govdocs.nebraska.gov/docs/pilot/pubs/eofiles/20-11.pdf?fbclid=IwAR14a3w9yaucbQC4KFlMCBbDNMAqlnCLQsEdAy-wKEtK1E5lTpcsHKR1WnY
Crap
It's a turkey hunt. There will be more turkey hunts.
Probably be a good thing for most states if there was no turkey hinging for a year to give the populations a chance to build a bit, and it will definitely be a good thing to stop accidental transport of CV19 in from out of state.
They were battling for a week on the decision due to economic impact. I'm sure other states will follow. NR land owners can hunt. Glad I enjoy Fall hunting more. Public should be good this year. I may not be hunting my home state as our fat azz governor closed state owned land too. Year of the privileged. (https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20200331/d56a95f6ff8aa76c34543899df0ea13a.jpg)
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Quote from: spaightlabs on March 31, 2020, 11:50:21 AM
It's a turkey hunt. There will be more turkey hunts.
Probably be a good thing for most states if there was no turkey hinging for a year to give the populations a chance to build a bit, and it will definitely be a good thing to stop accidental transport of CV19 in from out of state.
I couldn't agree more with these statements. I realize people really look forward to traveling to turkey hunt every spring...as do I. I look forward much more though to seeing my friends and loved ones. If the only way to slow the spread of this virus is to stay at home...people need to stop taking this so lightly and obey the stay at home orders. If not for the sake of themselves...then for the sake of the less fortunate person they may accidentally transmit this virus to while traveling.
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Quote from: Marc on March 31, 2020, 12:19:19 AM
I have not heard anything, but I would assume that most states stop selling out-of-state tags this season. Seems like a large unnecessary risk.
I wouldn't call it unnecessary when you have states like louisianna who literally doubled in infection rates in 2 days. I say that because im right next door, and the border counties have some the highest rates spreading up and out of louisianna. so is traveling a risk at this point...yes it is.
I meant that hunting out of state is a large unnecessary risk.... Quite frankly, I am surprised that anyone watching the news would still be interested in traveling to hunt. It could potentially just take one person to make things go sideways really quickly.
I will shock me if this state were to do that. Its all about the money in KS.
Tennessee opens this weekend and they need to do it asap also. Do we really want someone from New York or New Orleans to come here just to turkey hunt this year? Its not really the hunting that is a problem. It all the people they come in contact with along the way.
Quote from: nativeks on March 31, 2020, 12:36:31 PM
I will shock me if this state were to do that. Its all about the money in KS.
All those displaced NE hunters gonna try to go soomewhere... guess it's a good thing half of KS dropped its limit!
I will boycott any state that bans non-residents. If they ban they should ban ALL HUNTERS, residents too. I will cross those states off my vacation plans also. It is DISCRIMINATION of the worst kind. They take our money when it is politically expedient to them. Time to fight back. :z-twocents:
Honestly and not being an a hole, no state in the country really cares if a hunter boy cots them. This virus is not the norm and I do agree it seems to have gotten out of hand but, it is probably better to over react than under react. It is not descrimination over a turkey hunt cancelled because of a disease. I mean come on, people are dying.
Its discrimination against non-residents, The Carona Virus is already in Nebraska, if you close it, you close it to everyone, that is fair, not what they're doing now. :TrainWreck1:
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I have not heard anything, but I would assume that most states stop selling out-of-state tags this season. Seems like a large unnecessary risk.
I wouldn't call it unnecessary when you have states like louisianna who literally doubled in infection rates in 2 days. I say that because im right next door, and the border counties have some the highest rates spreading up and out of louisianna. so is traveling a risk at this point...yes it is.
I meant that hunting out of state is a large unnecessary risk.... Quite frankly, I am surprised that anyone watching the news would still be interested in traveling to hunt. It could potentially just take one person to make things go sideways really quickly.
I'm holding a NE tag and a KS tag. Not gonna use either of them...not worth it to me.
Unless things have substantially changed for the better by Mid May...will re-evalaute then.
Quote from: greencop01 on March 31, 2020, 01:49:50 PM
Its discrimination against non-residents, The Carona Virus is already in Nebraska, if you close it, you close it to everyone, that is fair, not what they're doing now. :TrainWreck1:
Newsflash life isnt fair
Quote from: nativeks on March 31, 2020, 12:36:31 PM
I will shock me if this state were to do that. Its all about the money in KS.
I just mentioned the same thing to my hunting partner. KDWP never misses a chance to make a dollar.
Quote from: greencop01 on March 31, 2020, 01:27:26 PM
I will boycott any state that bans non-residents. If they ban they should ban ALL HUNTERS, residents too. I will cross those states off my vacation plans also. It is DISCRIMINATION of the worst kind. They take our money when it is politically expedient to them. Time to fight back. :z-twocents:
Good. Stay out of NE. And thank you in advance. Stay out of KS, CO, WY, NM, OK too if you don't mind. :funnyturkey:
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Its discrimination against non-residents, The Carona Virus is already in Nebraska, if you close it, you close it to everyone, that is fair, not what they're doing now. :TrainWreck1:
Newsflash life isnt fair
Technically if you come from a place considered a hot area like Louisiana or New York you are supposed to be under quarantine for 14 days. The rest of the state has a stay at home order and many municipalities are adopting laws to make it a class c misdemeanor if they catch you out doing you shouldnt be.
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I will boycott any state that bans non-residents. If they ban they should ban ALL HUNTERS, residents too. I will cross those states off my vacation plans also. It is DISCRIMINATION of the worst kind. They take our money when it is politically expedient to them. Time to fight back. :z-twocents:
Hey look at the bright side. NR landowners can still hunt NE
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NE is out for NR so I'm not going to KS. At least those residents can hunt. The fat azz governor in IL closed state land until further notice. I'm out in my home state too.
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I have not heard anything, but I would assume that most states stop selling out-of-state tags this season. Seems like a large unnecessary risk.
I wouldn't call it unnecessary when you have states like louisianna who literally doubled in infection rates in 2 days. I say that because im right next door, and the border counties have some the highest rates spreading up and out of louisianna. so is traveling a risk at this point...yes it is.
Its new orleans man. The month after mardi gras, when people from all over the world come and drink out of each others hand grenades and vomit on each other. A lot worse stuff to catch in Nola. Lol
Yep. Nola is 3rd world.
New Orleans is not 3rd world, it is however a filthy sewer lol. They should have caged them up as soon as the first cases were confirmed.
I hunt private on both sides of Neb/ KS line and have 1 tag for each state in hand- typically buy additional tags as I harvest. Got the email from Neb this am as I'm sure many of you did. Had planned to head out that way April 13 th.....we'll see what happens over the next 6 weeks. Having a hard time justifying the travel to other states w the current situation. Nice to read they're offering a refund.
As for KS, I talked w an information officer this am and he said it's still on as scheduled but that decisions are being made day by day. For example, there's already a mandatory 14 day quarantine if you're coming from Colorado... whether you're a resident or not. Can't help but think that will be the new normal for most states out here even if they allow hunting.
Nah - again under the KS will do anything for a buck file...
https://khap2.kdhe.state.ks.us/NewsRelease/PDFs/3-27-20%20travel.pdf
I can come from CO to KS and mosey around as I see fit. If someone from KS comes to CO they have to Self-Quarantine for 14 days...makes a lot of sense.
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Its discrimination against non-residents, The Carona Virus is already in Nebraska, if you close it, you close it to everyone, that is fair, not what they're doing now. :TrainWreck1:
Quote from: greencop01 on March 31, 2020, 01:27:26 PM
I will boycott any state that bans non-residents. If they ban they should ban ALL HUNTERS, residents too. I will cross those states off my vacation plans also. It is DISCRIMINATION of the worst kind. They take our money when it is politically expedient to them. Time to fight back. :z-twocents:
I sure hope these posts are meant to read sarcastically.
I had a couple tentative plans to travel and hunt... In state and out. I am not even distantly considering those plans currently.
It is not turkey hunting in and of itself that can potentially spread the infection, it is getting supplies, gas, food, etc... And the contact you come in with other people doing so.
Heck, as far as we know, you could get and spread the disease ordering calls and/or ammunition. The virus can stay viable on hard and soft surfaces for up to days.... And so far as I can tell, hunters often seem to have a more blasé attitude about the seriousness and spreading of this infection.
JUST ONE PERSON BRINGING THE VIRUS INTO OR OUT OF AN AREA, could cause catastrophic health and economic consequences.
Now, if someone can hunt safely within their own area, more power to them. I hope they are successful and safe. It appears absurdly infantile to have an attitude that "If I can't go, then nobody should."
AND remember... The states and areas responsible enough to limit out of area tags are losing, NOT gaining revenue in doing this.
Everyone should stay home...it's the only correct option...period...
My Nebraska tag is in the mailbox being sent back for a refund. Was really looking forward to my first hunt out there too.
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Had to cancel Nebraska and Ontario as well in all likelihood. Still have WV to hunt and will make the most of an abbreviated season this year.
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Quote from: greencop01 on March 31, 2020, 01:49:50 PM
Its discrimination against non-residents, The Carona Virus is already in Nebraska, if you close it, you close it to everyone, that is fair, not what they're doing now. :TrainWreck1:
Quote from: greencop01 on March 31, 2020, 01:27:26 PM
I will boycott any state that bans non-residents. If they ban they should ban ALL HUNTERS, residents too. I will cross those states off my vacation plans also. It is DISCRIMINATION of the worst kind. They take our money when it is politically expedient to them. Time to fight back. :z-twocents:
I sure hope these posts are meant to read sarcastically.
I had a couple tentative plans to travel and hunt... In state and out. I am not even distantly considering those plans currently.
It is not turkey hunting in and of itself that can potentially spread the infection, it is getting supplies, gas, food, etc... And the contact you come in with other people doing so.
Heck, as far as we know, you could get and spread the disease ordering calls and/or ammunition. The virus can stay viable on hard and soft surfaces for up to days.... And so far as I can tell, hunters often seem to have a more blasé attitude about the seriousness and spreading of this infection.
JUST ONE PERSON BRINGING THE VIRUS INTO OR OUT OF AN AREA, could cause catastrophic health and economic consequences.
Now, if someone can hunt safely within their own area, more power to them. I hope they are successful and safe. It appears absurdly infantile to have an attitude that "If I can't go, then nobody should."
AND remember... The states and areas responsible enough to limit out of area tags are losing, NOT gaining revenue in doing this.
I completely agree that folks should be allowed to hunt safely in their own area. But how do we define what "their own area" is? Is it a 20 minute drive from the house? One hour? Three hours? That's where we start getting into shades of gray. ???
Quote from: TonyTurk on March 31, 2020, 05:52:17 PM
I completely agree that folks should be allowed to hunt safely in their own area. But how do we define what "their own area" is? Is it a 20 minute drive from the house? One hour? Three hours? That's where we start getting into shades of gray. ???
That is a good question, and one reason that I would not argue with a decision to close all seasons everywhere.
For me personally, it is leaving the house and being able to go to hunt an area with the reasonable expectation of NOT having to come into any contact with anyone for any reason without having to spend the night anywhere to hunt.
Gas is all local and gloves are used, and food/lunch comes from my own home (which I would have to eat anyways).
I do generally hunt some public ground, and this season, I am not...
On the other side of that coin, people should get outside (with social distancing), and fresh air and activity is good for us.
"Their own area" is anything within half a tank of gas. Enough to get you there and back.
Quote from: greencop01 on March 31, 2020, 01:27:26 PM
I will boycott any state that bans non-residents. If they ban they should ban ALL HUNTERS, residents too. I will cross those states off my vacation plans also. It is DISCRIMINATION of the worst kind. They take our money when it is politically expedient to them. Time to fight back. :z-twocents:
How is this discrimination? The federal and state government don't won't people tracking from state to state. If your already here then your not crossing state lines. So your ok with open border?
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Quote from: greencop01 on March 31, 2020, 01:27:26 PM
I will boycott any state that bans non-residents. If they ban they should ban ALL HUNTERS, residents too. I will cross those states off my vacation plans also. It is DISCRIMINATION of the worst kind. They take our money when it is politically expedient to them. Time to fight back. :z-twocents:
Good. Stay out of NE. And thank you in advance. Stay out of KS, CO, WY, NM, OK too if you don't mind. :funnyturkey:
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Kansas governor is warning out of state hunters not to enter KS and they are offering refunds.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ksnt.com/capitol-bureau/turkey-hunting-begins-tomorrow-despite-statewide-stay-at-home-order/amp/
Interesting. The KS governor stopped short of saying out of staters absolutely cannot come in. Nor did he say they would stop selling tags to non residents.
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Interesting. The KS governor stopped short of saying out of staters absolutely cannot come in. Nor did he say they would stop selling tags to non residents.
Stopped short? She said don't come. Not absolutely, yet.
As someone who has hunted the sane property with friends since 2004, it pains me to not go this year. But I also know that my short term pain of not going pales in comparison to the alternative of unknowingly infecting my KS friends. I've got to suck it up and look forward to 2021. Which we all should.
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Interesting. The KS governor stopped short of saying out of staters absolutely cannot come in. Nor did he say they would stop selling tags to non residents.
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I just found it interesting that Kansas, at least for now, is not being quite as restrictive on non residents as Nebraska. If you go to the KDWP website tonight you can buy a non-resident license. (I'm not saying that is what anyone SHOULD do.) But this stuff is all changing on a daily basis. Heck by this time next week, who knows what restrictions might be in place? I hope everyone stays safe, whether hunting or not!
Quote from: TonyTurk on March 31, 2020, 10:53:15 PM
I just found it interesting that Kansas, at least for now, is not being quite as restrictive on non residents as Nebraska. If you go to the KDWP website tonight you can buy a non-resident license. (I'm not saying that is what anyone SHOULD do.) But this stuff is all changing on a daily basis. Heck by this time next week, who knows what restrictions might be in place? I hope everyone stays safe, whether hunting or not!
You can buy a nonresident license but they haven't sold nonresident turkey permits online for a couple years.
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You can buy KS turkey permits online, have been for many years...
I'll be submitting my 2020 on-line turkey tags for a refund as soon as the process is outlined...
Nebraska just requires the tags be mailed back for the refund...
At least Nebraska mentioned potential refunds. I've got a couple Wisconsin tags that look like they'll be a donation to the DNR this year.
I've got an Illinois tag, as well as my wife, for a special hunt area. Good ol JB owes me for 2 tags. Last I heard was they are looking into how to issue refunds. I'll believe it when I see it. This was the first time I ever drew a Special Hunt Area. Usually just a regular county permit. Lesson learned I guess.
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I just found it interesting that Kansas, at least for now, is not being quite as restrictive on non residents as Nebraska. If you go to the KDWP website tonight you can buy a non-resident license. (I'm not saying that is what anyone SHOULD do.) But this stuff is all changing on a daily basis. Heck by this time next week, who knows what restrictions might be in place? I hope everyone stays safe, whether hunting or not!
You can buy a nonresident license but they haven't sold nonresident turkey permits online for a couple years.
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False, I bought mine online
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I saw on Facebook that someone posted that they stopped selling Non resident tags today. Due to corona
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Quote from: TonyTurk on March 31, 2020, 10:53:15 PM
I just found it interesting that Kansas, at least for now, is not being quite as restrictive on non residents as Nebraska. If you go to the KDWP website tonight you can buy a non-resident license. (I'm not saying that is what anyone SHOULD do.) But this stuff is all changing on a daily basis. Heck by this time next week, who knows what restrictions might be in place? I hope everyone stays safe, whether hunting or not!
You can buy a nonresident license but they haven't sold nonresident turkey permits online for a couple years.
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False, I bought mine online
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I haven't seen a place to buy NR KS turkey permits on line in two years. I just looked ,still don't see it. Can you screen shot it so I can see it?
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Quote from: TonyTurk on March 31, 2020, 10:53:15 PM
I just found it interesting that Kansas, at least for now, is not being quite as restrictive on non residents as Nebraska. If you go to the KDWP website tonight you can buy a non-resident license. (I'm not saying that is what anyone SHOULD do.) But this stuff is all changing on a daily basis. Heck by this time next week, who knows what restrictions might be in place? I hope everyone stays safe, whether hunting or not!
You can buy a nonresident license but they haven't sold nonresident turkey permits online for a couple years.
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False, I bought mine online
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I haven't seen a place to buy NR KS turkey permits on line in two years. I just looked ,still don't see it. Can you screen shot it so I can see it?
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I misunderstood, I thought you were talking about Nebraska
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Quote from: Cowboy on April 01, 2020, 04:49:17 AM
I've got an Illinois tag, as well as my wife, for a special hunt area. Good ol JB owes me for 2 tags. Last I heard was they are looking into how to issue refunds. I'll believe it when I see it. This was the first time I ever drew a Special Hunt Area. Usually just a regular county permit. Lesson learned I guess.
It's easy,they mail a refund check. However, they have people up in arms with the typical BS. I will get mine eather by....
1. They don't draw next year and we can hunt on our permits.
2. They mail a refund.
3. I get a charge back on my CC. I'll turn the CC company loose on them.
4. I will call the state attorney,just to be an azz.
I didn't vote for the Fat Bastard and I don't like his appointed, do nothing minion DNR director, who also worked for the Obama administration. She sent out a memo stating the no refund policy. Good, she can read,the state was open when I payed to draw. They closed,not my problem. Your not keeping my money. It's the principal,when you live in a chit hole state like this.
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I just found it interesting that Kansas, at least for now, is not being quite as restrictive on non residents as Nebraska. If you go to the KDWP website tonight you can buy a non-resident license. (I'm not saying that is what anyone SHOULD do.) But this stuff is all changing on a daily basis. Heck by this time next week, who knows what restrictions might be in place? I hope everyone stays safe, whether hunting or not!
You can buy a nonresident license but they haven't sold nonresident turkey permits online for a couple years.
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False, I bought mine online
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I haven't seen a place to buy NR KS turkey permits on line in two years. I just looked ,still don't see it. Can you screen shot it so I can see it?
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I misunderstood, I thought you were talking about Nebraska
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I just thought I was missing something. Every year it is a major struggle to buy permits at Walmart.
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Quote from: fallhnt on April 01, 2020, 09:35:26 AM
I just thought I was missing something. Every year it is a major struggle to buy permits at Walmart.
Kansas Walmart's liscensing machines are like McDonalds ice cream machines, they're always conveniently "broken" because some one doesn't want/know how to do their job. Had the one kid in the sporting goods department locally to me tell me he told customers for a month that it was "broken" because he hadn't been trained how to do it yet.
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Quote from: fallhnt on April 01, 2020, 09:35:26 AM
I just thought I was missing something. Every year it is a major struggle to buy permits at Walmart.
Kansas Walmart's liscensing machines are like McDonalds ice cream machines, they're always conveniently "broken" because some one doesn't want/know how to do their job. Had the one kid in the sporting goods department locally to me tell me he told customers for a month that it was "broken" because he hadn't been trained how to do it yet.
Oh don't get me going on people at Walmart at the hunting counter, I was in our local store one day and this dude comes in looking for ammo for his .223 he clearly knew very little about firearms. The kid behind the counter looked and said there is no .223 but that there was .222 and it would work just the same, the buyer was about to get them and I went off the wall, told the kid to get the manager and get him NOW. The manager comes up and asks me what the problem was and I told him that he had to get that kid out of that department before he killed somebody and then went on to tell him exactly what transpired. The manager looks at the the buyer who was surprisingly still standing there and asks the guy if what I had told him was true which he confirmed it was. The manager looks at the kid and tells he got back to the work room and get his stuff that he was fired. I did not want to see the kid lose his job, I just wanted him transferred to linens or somewhere he would not get somebody killed.
Quote from: greencop01 on March 31, 2020, 01:27:26 PM
I will boycott any state that bans non-residents. If they ban they should ban ALL HUNTERS, residents too. I will cross those states off my vacation plans also. It is DISCRIMINATION of the worst kind. They take our money when it is politically expedient to them. Time to fight back. :z-twocents:
I nominate this poster and post for moron of the year award!!! I mean come on, seriously!!! Think about others you may come in contact with instead of just thinking about yourself!!! It's hunting, a sport, a hobby; life is more important than all of these!
Mike
Agree
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Quote from: Marc on March 31, 2020, 12:19:19 AM
I have not heard anything, but I would assume that most states stop selling out-of-state tags this season. Seems like a large unnecessary risk.
I wouldn't call it unnecessary when you have states like louisianna who literally doubled in infection rates in 2 days. I say that because im right next door, and the border counties have some the highest rates spreading up and out of louisianna. so is traveling a risk at this point...yes it is.
Its new orleans man. The month after mardi gras, when people from all over the world come and drink out of each others hand grenades and vomit on each other. A lot worse stuff to catch in Nola. Lol
correct. the urinal of the country. always has been...always will be.
Quote from: greencop01 on March 31, 2020, 01:49:50 PM
Its discrimination against non-residents, The Carona Virus is already in Nebraska, if you close it, you close it to everyone, that is fair, not what they're doing now. :TrainWreck1:
life isn't fair.....never has been. this is not discrimination
Quote from: nativeks on March 31, 2020, 01:58:14 PM
Quote from: nativeks on March 31, 2020, 01:51:56 PM
Quote from: greencop01 on March 31, 2020, 01:49:50 PM
Its discrimination against non-residents, The Carona Virus is already in Nebraska, if you close it, you close it to everyone, that is fair, not what they're doing now. :TrainWreck1:
Newsflash life isnt fair
Technically if you come from a place considered a hot area like Louisiana or New York you are supposed to be under quarantine for 14 days. The rest of the state has a stay at home order and many municipalities are adopting laws to make it a class c misdemeanor if they catch you out doing you shouldnt be.
yes you are....unfortunately where I live in Mississippi most south louisianna folks hunt in Mississippi. 50% of deer leases in my neck of the woods are purely la residents, and to find a camp or club without a la member is nearly impossible. Guess where all those guys are right now...bugging out at their Mississippi deer camps when they are supposed to be home in la.
As far as I know it is still The UNITED States of America.
Cancelled my NE motel reservation today. :'(
I'm SHOCKED at how much People really don't care about their rights being taken away. NOT hardly any mention of it!
Please daddy govt tell me what to do and how to be safe. Take your safety into your own hands if your worried.
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Just some info 35,000 people died of the flu this year, over 50,000 in car accidents, no guarantees in life. I wonder how much normal we will have after all this is over? One other point, how many freedoms will we have left?
Quote from: greencop01 on April 03, 2020, 10:29:55 AM
Just some info 35,000 people died of the flu this year, over 50,000 in car accidents, no guarantees in life. I wonder how much normal we will have after all this is over? One other point, how many freedoms will we have left?
Look around at how the sheep are herding up. Hell, a better question is how many freedoms do people even care about??
Seems nobody cares about being free, as long as they feel protected inside their homes they good.
Seems 350M people are fine being told to sit and stay, over something affecting not even a full % of people, killing a smaller percentage OF that percent, and even if those dying it seems 75% already had one foot in the grave!
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yes....people are willing to temporarily give up their freedom to not spread a virus that is basically a guaranteed death for a senior citizen. sometimes being selfless instead of selfish happens to be patriotic in its own right
Quote from: dzsmith on April 03, 2020, 08:06:05 PM
yes....people are willing to temporarily give up their freedom to not spread a virus that is basically a guaranteed death for a senior citizen. sometimes being selfless instead of selfish happens to be patriotic in its own right
Well said
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Not true about senior citizens, while they tend to develop more serious symptoms, many will recover with treatment. The statistics do show that most that succumb are overweight and/or diabetic.
Quote from: CAPTJJ on April 03, 2020, 08:46:54 PM
Not true about senior citizens, while they tend to develop more serious symptoms, many will recover with treatment. The statistics do show that most that succumb are overweight and/or diabetic.
39.8% of adults aged 20 and over were obese (including 7.6% with severe obesity) and that another 31.8% were overweight.
About 10% have type 2 Diabetes.
Quote from: CAPTJJ on April 03, 2020, 08:46:54 PM
Not true about senior citizens, while they tend to develop more serious symptoms, many will recover with treatment. The statistics do show that most that succumb are overweight and/or diabetic.
the statistics show that most deaths are older people period reguardless of the underlying conditions. Yes the underlying conditions seems to seal the deal.....doesn't justify the trying to spread the virus around because you read a statistic that "some" older people have recovered from it.
Quote from: dzsmith on April 03, 2020, 08:06:05 PM
yes....people are willing to temporarily give up their freedom to not spread a virus that is basically a guaranteed death for a senior citizen. sometimes being selfless instead of selfish happens to be patriotic in its own right
Well put
Quote from: wernerjd on April 04, 2020, 01:27:24 AM
Quote from: dzsmith on April 03, 2020, 08:06:05 PM
yes....people are willing to temporarily give up their freedom to not spread a virus that is basically a guaranteed death for a senior citizen. sometimes being selfless instead of selfish happens to be patriotic in its own right
Good to see some common sense on this subject! My opinion, it's just not worth the gamble to get it, spread it or be a carrier to someone else.
Well put