Not the time change law again

[johnr]

I am a morning person, even on day off with nothing going on I'm out of bed at 5 having a cup of coffee...I'd rather have more light in the morning...not the evening. In June and July campfires aren't even fun till 11...that's about 2 hours past my bedtime! I like getting on the water at 6am...off by noon before it gets hot. Just my take...

Same.

I am ready for bed by the time the campfire gets really going, earlier is gooder.

 

[huntnfish]

I emailed 9 legislators after I heard about this bill and explained to them about the summers being 4:30 to 8:30 and how that didn't benefit anyone including agriculture or those working 8:00 to 5:00. Three of them emailed me back they had no idea the bill on the table was getting rid of "the wrong time" and that they were going to contact the sponsor(s) to re-evaluate, amend or withdraw. 6 didn't reply. We'll see what happens.

 

[Rowdie]

More day light in the evening is definitely better. I already go to work at 4:30 in the summer standard would make it 3:30 and that would suck.

^^^^^THIS^^^^^ X 100!!

 

[Rowdie]

I am a morning person, even on day off with nothing going on I'm out of bed at 5 having a cup of coffee...I'd rather have more light in the morning...not the evening. In June and July campfires aren't even fun till 11...that's about 2 hours past my bedtime! I like getting on the water at 6am...off by noon before it gets hot. Just my take...

IF it changes that would be getting on at 5....(Which is still past sunup in June..you're late)
You're arguing against yourself.

 

[luvcatchingbass]

I am retired so ask me if I give a shit. LB

LB, what say you?
Does Daylight Savings Time mater much to you?

 

[Walleye_Chaser]

I prefer the late summer nights!! Getting a full 18 holes of golf or several hours of fishing in after work is what I want!!!

 

[johnr]

I like the sun down at about 8, and it up at about 6.
Make the time match this schedule please.

 

[luvcatchingbass]

I'm all for which ever reduces the active spread of CWD

 

[johnr]

I'm all for which ever reduces the active spread of CWD

How true, was selfish of me to not go this route...

This X2

 

[guywhofishes]

Seeing other people besides me fishing really irks me.

I like full light at 5am so nobody bothers me while I catch my limit.

On the rare occasion I don't limit, there's nobody to witness my shame.

Win/Win.

 

[Davy Crockett]

I am retired so ask me if I give a shit. LB

LOL, I'm in the same boat. I don't carry a watch or a phone but I usually get up early and go to bed late. Most days I can hear the noon siren 6 miles away but it means nothing to me. I eat when I get hungry and sleep when I get tired ( a little extra of both on cold or rainy days) . When it's hot out I get my stuff done early and when it's cold I wait till afternoon when it warms up. Life is good.

 

[tikkalover]

I could give 2 shits what time the sun comes up in the morning, as I'm always awake between 5 and 6 in the morning whether it's dark or light out.

I do like it lighter later in the day during summer tho.

 

[Davy Crockett]

Does anyone else dislike the short days during Dec and early Jan ? That internal clock is something crazy in me. I'm tired almost all the time during those short days but can go long and hard during the long days of summer. I've never figured out why or how to fix it.

 

[Trip McNeely]

Does anyone else dislike the short days during Dec and early Jan ? That internal clock is something crazy in me. I'm tired almost all the time during those short days but can go long and hard during the long days of summer. I've never figured out why or how to fix it.

It screws with me bad. Go to work in the dark and head home in the dark. The extra hour of sunlight in the evening would go a long ways for a lot of people. Might even help those with seasonal depression a bit….

 

[Pheasant 54]

I think the feds are also leaning to ending daylight savings time . Not my preference

 

[Rowdie]

They need to end Stanard Time and just leave it on Daylight Savings time

 

[Sum1]

I emailed 9 legislators after I heard about this bill and explained to them about the summers being 4:30 to 8:30 and how that didn't benefit anyone including agriculture or those working 8:00 to 5:00. Three of them emailed me back they had no idea the bill on the table was getting rid of "the wrong time" and that they were going to contact the sponsor(s) to re-evaluate, amend or withdraw. 6 didn't reply. We'll see what happens.

I think this is the case with most people. They don’t realize it’s gonna get lighter earlier and darker sooner

 

[Davy Crockett]

It screws with me bad. Go to work in the dark and head home in the dark. The extra hour of sunlight in the evening would go a long ways for a lot of people. Might even help those with seasonal depression a bit….

I agree, when I was working it would have been nice. I think school bus safety is a big factor .

 

[zoops]

Same.

I am ready for bed by the time the campfire gets really going, earlier is gooder.

Sunrise/Sunset in Dickinson on July 1 would be 4:00 AM/7:50 PM. I can't imagine too many people would be in favor of that.

 

[johnr]

Sunrise/Sunset in Dickinson on July 1 would be 4:00 AM/7:50 PM. I can't imagine too many people would be in favor of that.

I am usually 4 miles into my morning run by 4 am, this would be terrific.