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Some things that are so stupid, you have to question the IQ of the person who made these rules
1) banning someone from merely driving their car around to get out of their house. I wish I had done that, now I am charging my battery which has died
2) attending a drive up mass or church service where the parishioners stay in their own individual cars-at least a coupe yards away from another car
3) telling people they cannot travel from say a winter home to a summer home
4) telling anyone who travels outside their state they must self quarantine for 14 days.
5) telling people they cannot go boating, fishing, hunting or hiking by themselves or with someone they live with
I don't give the people who implemented stupid rules the benefit of the doubt. The burden should always be onerous and heavy on government when it starts screwing around with constitutional rights.
I have already violated #5 on several occasions. When the stores ran out of chicken last month I went hunting and bagged 4 spruce grouse. I intend to do so again next weekend, and I may even take a few ptarmigan depending on how much snow remains.
During the Winter months, if I'm not intending to go anywhere for a few weeks, I'll take the battery out of my vehicle and bring it into the house. It keeps the security system from draining the battery. If I don't do that, then after 8 to 10 days of non-use the battery will be dead as a door-nail. It only takes about 5 minutes to put it back in again, and the battery is fully charged.
I fully intend to carry on with my normal routine. When the snow melts in another couple weeks I will be out foraging. The asparagus and fiddlehead ferns in particular can only be harvested in early Spring because by late Spring they will have become unfurled or woody and inedible. Nature doesn't give a damn about this irrational panic, and neither do I. My schedule is determined by nature, not politicians.