Oh they won't, that would interfere with the out of state money for licenses.We had some frost Saturday morning so the fire danger was down this weekend, but if it doesn't rain they maybe should shut down the hunting
Really they never shut it down during the drought in the mid 2000’s. It was way dryer than it is now. Should they shut down harvesting or getting cows out of the pasture to sale. Probably should do fishing also a bearing could go out and start a fire on the way to the lake or fisherman throws his dart out the window and starts a fire. Letting the govt just shut something down because something might happen worked out good in 2020.Oh they won't, that would interfere with the out of state money for licenses.
Would be the appropriate thing to do though.
I don't know Kurt, I have just heard from other friends that have been out west further. Say it is very very dry. If people are smart about it, probably wouldn't be any issues. Like you say, tossing a butt out the window is more apt to be the biggest no-no.Really they never shut it down during the drought in the mid 2000’s. It was way dryer than it is now. Should they shut down harvesting or getting cows out of the pasture to sale. Probably should do fishing also a bearing could go out and start a fire on the way to the lake or fisherman throws his dart out the window and starts a fire. Letting the govt just shut something down because something might happen worked out good in 2020.
It’s dry but we have had 3 months of dry weather . Hell there were kids that were born that didn’t know what rain was till they were 5 years old from 02-07 The river was down 1.5 miles here from where it is now. There were only 3 usable boat ramps from Bismarck to Pierre. I see having rules in place and actually enforcing them but shutting stuff down that people wait for all year is way too extreme.I don't know Kurt, I have just heard from other friends that have been out west further. Say it is very very dry. If people are smart about it, probably wouldn't be any issues. Like you say, tossing a butt out the window is more apt to be the biggest no-no.
I wish they wouldn't have put it under the fire restrictions , and issued something separately about it . Kind of hidden in the article I ended up reading . I can guarantee you 50% or more of people dont even know this is in effect. Also they probably should have issued it about a week before Pheasant season , not during opening weekend . It is a good idea but I have been out and believe me there is plenty of prairie trails and section lines being drivn downI see Burleigh made it a $1500 fine for off-road motorized travel, so no 2 track or prairie trail travel. Hopefully they enforce it. Runs to November 15 currently.