Minnesotans may leave their homes to pick up essential items such as groceries or food, prescriptions, and gas, to relocate for safety reasons, or go to work if their job is deemed essential in a sector. If you leave your home, practice social distancing measures and keep six feet between you and those around you. Everyone is encouraged to stay active outside during this time, provided they practice safe social distancing.
Permissible activities during the stay at home order include: •Health and safety activities, such as obtaining emergency services or medical supplies •Outdoor activities, such as walking pets, hiking, running, biking, hunting, or fishing •Necessary Supplies and Services, such as getting groceries, gasoline, or carry-out •Essential and interstate travel, such as returning to home from outside this state •Care of others, such as caring for a family member, friend, or pet in another household •Displacement, such as moving between emergency or homeless shelters if you are without a home •Relocation to ensure safety, such as relocating to a different location if your home has been unsafe due to domestic violence, sanitation, or essential operations reasons •Tribal Activities & Lands, such as activities by members within the boundaries of their tribal reservations
OK so I spent a good part of the afternoon today on the St. Croix River with my son. We didn't catch anything but with temps in the 50s, no wind and clear skies it was a great time to be out paddling on the water. This weekend is supposed to be bad weather but plan on doing so again soon. Also I WILL be turkey hunting as it certainly doesn't include human contact, except if someone else (e.g. family member) shares my blind. Since my son and I are both going bow this year, likely we will have separate blinds, enclosed, open and even some natural.
