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Post by buckvelvet on Mar 25, 2020 14:51:28 GMT -6
Took Stu’s advice, went out back and cut a load of wood. My grandma had all the pine & poplar cut. That was 80% of our woods so there are small stuff scattered everywhere. Put on 2 1/2 miles of walking just carrying logs back & forth to the truck. Loggers made it mostly undriveable and the ground is soggy. So a walking I went, took me 3 1/2 hrs with breaks and moving smalls off the piles to find enough for a load. Found a sassafras log though, smells wonderful.
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Post by Sandbur on Mar 25, 2020 16:42:18 GMT -6
MN's turn for a shelter in place order. Yippee I think he said outdoor activities such as fishing and hunting are exempt. I assume that means all seasons are open!! Time to make turkey soup!
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Post by mnaaron on Mar 25, 2020 16:53:02 GMT -6
MN's turn for a shelter in place order. Yippee I think he said outdoor activities such as fishing and hunting are exempt. I assume that means all seasons are open!! Time to make turkey soup! The email I saw said outdoor exercise was allowed. I sure hope I can take the oldest shed hunting next week. We been looking forward to it....
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Post by MoBuckChaser on Mar 25, 2020 17:27:33 GMT -6
I think he said outdoor activities such as fishing and hunting are exempt. I assume that means all seasons are open!! Time to make turkey soup! The email I saw said outdoor exercise was allowed. I sure hope I can take the oldest shed hunting next week. We been looking forward to it.... Farming is exempt. Tell them you are going to the farm if anyone says anything. I suspect by friday MN will have 500,000 new farmers on the road.....
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Post by batman on Mar 25, 2020 17:31:29 GMT -6
Good to be a farmer.
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Post by gsquared23 on Mar 25, 2020 18:40:36 GMT -6
Busch Lite. Yep. He is an idiot. Sounds like he has really refined taste
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Post by smsmith on Mar 26, 2020 7:39:01 GMT -6
Maybe I'm missing something, but this "stay at home" order seems to be exactly what we've been doing in MN for the last 13 days or so. Simply an extension from what I can tell. Extending the closure of dine in restaurants/bars until May 1 will really sort the wheat from the chaff. I'd guess around half of those places won't survive. If we are 15 weeks from the "peak of the curve" as Walz said yesterday, I don't envision schools re-opening this school year.
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Post by Sandbur on Mar 26, 2020 7:58:36 GMT -6
Maybe I'm missing something, but this "stay at home" order seems to be exactly what we've been doing in MN for the last 13 days or so. Simply an extension from what I can tell. Extending the closure of dine in restaurants/bars until May 1 will really sort the wheat from the chaff. I'd guess around half of those places won't survive. If we are 15 weeks from the "peak of the curve" as Walz said yesterday, I don't envision schools re-opening this school year. A few more businesses will be shutting down with this order.
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Post by Freeborn on Mar 26, 2020 8:12:01 GMT -6
Maybe I'm missing something, but this "stay at home" order seems to be exactly what we've been doing in MN for the last 13 days or so. Simply an extension from what I can tell. Extending the closure of dine in restaurants/bars until May 1 will really sort the wheat from the chaff. I'd guess around half of those places won't survive. If we are 15 weeks from the "peak of the curve" as Walz said yesterday, I don't envision schools re-opening this school year. I'll be getting the trees i ordered in April, I hope I can get to the farm and get them planted. I also need some additional Concrete Mesh otherwise I'll need to plant them at the house for a year.
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Post by smsmith on Mar 26, 2020 11:00:06 GMT -6
Maybe I'm missing something, but this "stay at home" order seems to be exactly what we've been doing in MN for the last 13 days or so. Simply an extension from what I can tell. Extending the closure of dine in restaurants/bars until May 1 will really sort the wheat from the chaff. I'd guess around half of those places won't survive. If we are 15 weeks from the "peak of the curve" as Walz said yesterday, I don't envision schools re-opening this school year. I'll be getting the trees i ordered in April, I hope I can get to the farm and get them planted. I also need some additional Concrete Mesh otherwise I'll need to plant them at the house for a year. I see no reason why you shouldn't be able to do so. Even if we got to a true shelter in place order, I don't envision cops or national guard pulling us over asking to see our papers.
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Post by Satchmo on Mar 26, 2020 11:04:56 GMT -6
Strap yourselves in boys! The peak of infection will probably not hit MN until June some time. I highly doubt anything will be reopening until the health care is up to speed as best they can be. The infections are going to come. All that is being done by Gov Walz is in place to delay the big wave until they are ready. My guess is that this economic shock will last nearly all summer here in MN. In the meantime, I'll sit in chair and try to make money off of rising stocks.
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Post by mnaaron on Mar 26, 2020 14:31:23 GMT -6
Question is how high is the peak going to be? Hope if it does hit in June it is a low peak and we can have a normal summer. Fingers crossed...
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Post by Bwoods11 on Mar 26, 2020 14:46:57 GMT -6
Strap yourselves in boys! The peak of infection will probably not hit MN until June some time. I highly doubt anything will be reopening until the health care is up to speed as best they can be. The infections are going to come. All that is being done by Gov Walz is in place to delay the big wave until they are ready. My guess is that this economic shock will last nearly all summer here in MN. In the meantime, I'll sit in chair and try to make money off of rising stocks. I am going to say May, but I don't have any science backing that up. If I can't get a haircut by them, I might have to shave my head.
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Post by MoBuckChaser on Mar 26, 2020 14:53:50 GMT -6
Strap yourselves in boys! The peak of infection will probably not hit MN until June some time. I highly doubt anything will be reopening until the health care is up to speed as best they can be. The infections are going to come. All that is being done by Gov Walz is in place to delay the big wave until they are ready. My guess is that this economic shock will last nearly all summer here in MN. In the meantime, I'll sit in chair and try to make money off of rising stocks. I am going to say May, but I don't have any science backing that up. If I can't get a haircut by them, I might have to shave my head. I do the oyster shears myself once a year whether I need it or not.
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Post by smsmith on Mar 26, 2020 19:57:31 GMT -6
I've been cutting my own hair with a Wahl clippers since 2011. Looks good enough for me
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