Steve, good morning. How's it going man?

Yeah, another beautiful day of COVID-19 quarantine man.

I got out of the family.

You better buckle down and prepare for a few more at least.

Yeah, yeah. It's going to run out for a while man.

I just jumped on Instagram this morning.

So I had someone post something that Alaska's closed all spring bear hunting.

Then it was like on April 1st.

I was like, okay, that was a joke because I saw something pop through.

Actually, I guess I saw something pop through that Idaho was like making all their grade school kids like repeat their year or something like that.

First I saw it, you know, it caught me obviously like holy crap that sucks.

Oh wait, April fools.

But no, it's like no joke. I got on fishing games website and there's a document on there for Alaska.

They're closing spring bear seasons and then you know, I start to think about it and

like just our caribou hunt like up a katsubu.

Like if some non resident hunter flew in there or even a resident hunter flew in there and got, you know, one person sick.

It would go through that small little native town like wildfire, you know, about hospital stuff.

I mean, it touched like without the hospital, you know, up there they'd be flying.

People would just be a mess.

So it's a man talking about a tough decision, but oh, I guess I can understand it.

It's just especially sure if you're a resident up there, you got to be pretty pissed off because if they shut down Idaho spring bear seasons, I'd, yeah, I would not be happy.

So hopefully it's just, you know, Alaska is unique and that everyone's got to fly and go into these kind of remote villages and is a general rule.

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