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covid at fork

Posted By: hopalong

covid at fork - 11/17/20 05:32 PM

I just got told there are apparently a lot of new cases at the lake, so be cautious if you're out and about there.



Posted By: Mark Perry

Re: covid at fork - 11/17/20 05:58 PM

Originally Posted by hopalong
I just got told there are apparently a lot of new cases at the lake, so be cautious if you're out and about there.






Look up cases by county.
Posted By: Ben B

Re: covid at fork - 11/17/20 07:32 PM

Sounds like some locals want people staying away for a little while...
Posted By: Bruce Allen

Re: covid at fork - 11/17/20 09:26 PM

Lake Fork covers 3 counites. Wood, Rains and a small amount of Hopkins.
Posted By: senko9S

Re: covid at fork - 11/17/20 09:32 PM

Originally Posted by hopalong
I just got told there are apparently a lot of new cases at the lake, so be cautious if you're out and about there.





i'd be more worried about STD's there. violin
Posted By: Sinkey

Re: covid at fork - 11/17/20 09:36 PM

Last I heard, which was last night, Wood County only had 113 cases right now.
Posted By: Sinkey

Re: covid at fork - 11/17/20 09:36 PM

Originally Posted by senko9S
Originally Posted by hopalong
I just got told there are apparently a lot of new cases at the lake, so be cautious if you're out and about there.





i'd be more worried about STD's there. violin


roflmao
Posted By: buda13

Re: covid at fork - 11/17/20 09:36 PM

Here ya go folks, enjoy! I have no reason to make it up or to keep anyone away...

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Posted By: txmasterpo

Re: covid at fork - 11/17/20 10:20 PM

Rains Co only had 172 cases for the duration
Posted By: Douglas J

Re: covid at fork - 11/18/20 01:42 AM

So people out on the water are getting the covid 19?


From the fish, the water, the air?
Posted By: banker-always fishing

Re: covid at fork - 11/18/20 01:46 AM

I would think that being in the outdoors would be one of the safest things anyone can do during these times. Just my two cents. 2cents
Posted By: Greg W

Re: covid at fork - 11/18/20 01:51 AM

Originally Posted by banker-always fishing
I would think that being in the outdoors would be one of the safest things anyone can do during these times. Just my two cents. 2cents

Absolutely it is. But these are people that live in the county. Working at Dollar General, gas stations. Going to church. Lot's of ways to get covid even in the country. If all you do is grab some gas and fish, you're safe.
Posted By: Txduckhunter

Re: covid at fork - 11/18/20 02:16 AM

Originally Posted by Greg W
Originally Posted by banker-always fishing
I would think that being in the outdoors would be one of the safest things anyone can do during these times. Just my two cents. 2cents

Absolutely it is. But these are people that live in the county. Working at Dollar General, gas stations. Going to church. Lot's of ways to get covid even in the country. If all you do is grab some gas and fish, you're safe.


No one is "safe"...but there is no sense in living in fear either. It's a virus that has a 99+% survival rating.
Posted By: Bass-N-Buck Master

Re: covid at fork - 11/18/20 04:44 AM

Just pay attention to the pastures if the cows are social distancing then it’s probably spreading animals can sense things like this, back in the spring/summer they weren’t hanging around each other and were all over the pastures.

Just sayin’ so don’t laugh!
Posted By: Lone_Wolf

Re: covid at fork - 11/18/20 06:54 AM

I guess its a round about way of saying "stay off my lake"
Posted By: Greg W

Re: covid at fork - 11/18/20 08:26 AM

Originally Posted by Txduckhunter
Originally Posted by Greg W
Originally Posted by banker-always fishing
I would think that being in the outdoors would be one of the safest things anyone can do during these times. Just my two cents. 2cents

Absolutely it is. But these are people that live in the county. Working at Dollar General, gas stations. Going to church. Lot's of ways to get covid even in the country. If all you do is grab some gas and fish, you're safe.


No one is "safe"...but there is no sense in living in fear either. It's a virus that has a 99+% survival rating.

What I mean is it's save to fish. I mean you're by yourself. But I don't take stupid chances either. What you're not factoring in is death rate by age. Certainly higher at my age (60) than 1%. If you're 75 that number goes to around 10% according to cdc. This is nothing to take lightly. I was a microbiology major so well acquainted with study of pathogens and this is one to avoid. Don't live in fear but be smart about it. Best you can do. Fishing is about as safe a way to get outside as there is IMHO.
Posted By: Greg W

Re: covid at fork - 11/18/20 08:29 AM

Originally Posted by Txduckhunter
Originally Posted by Greg W
Originally Posted by banker-always fishing
I would think that being in the outdoors would be one of the safest things anyone can do during these times. Just my two cents. 2cents

Absolutely it is. But these are people that live in the county. Working at Dollar General, gas stations. Going to church. Lot's of ways to get covid even in the country. If all you do is grab some gas and fish, you're safe.


No one is "safe"...but there is no sense in living in fear either. It's a virus that has a 99+% survival rating.

What I mean is it's save to fish. I mean you're by yourself. But I don't take stupid chances either. What you're not factoring in is death rate by age. Certainly higher at my age (60) than 1%. If you're 75 that number goes to around 10% according to cdc. This is nothing to take lightly. I was a microbiology major so well acquainted with study of pathogens and this is one to avoid. Don't live in fear but be smart about it. Best you can do. Fishing is about as safe a way to get outside as there is IMHO. Oh and keep your vit D up Cheap way to improve outcomes.
Posted By: 361V

Re: covid at fork - 11/18/20 12:30 PM

What are the numbers for people who entered these three counties, fished Lake Fork and then got in their trucks and drove back to their home counties? Just sayn........
Posted By: Tx Tree Grower

Re: covid at fork - 11/18/20 01:14 PM

Originally Posted by Bass-N-Buck Master
Just pay attention to the pastures if the cows are social distancing then it’s probably spreading animals can sense things like this, back in the spring/summer they weren’t hanging around each other and were all over the pastures.

Just sayin’ so don’t laugh!


This is a joke right? I've heard it all now. Cows socially distancing..LOL!!
Posted By: WAWI

Re: covid at fork - 11/18/20 01:26 PM

Originally Posted by senko9S
Originally Posted by hopalong
I just got told there are apparently a lot of new cases at the lake, so be cautious if you're out and about there.





i'd be more worried about STD's there. violin


Damned ole East Fork bar or whatever they call it now lol
Posted By: Tjbev13

Re: covid at fork - 11/18/20 01:29 PM

I have a higher chance of getting my eyes gouged out pumping gas by some meth head at the shamrock on 154 than I do of dying from the rona... Ill take my chances fishing fork.
Posted By: Frank the Tank

Re: covid at fork - 11/18/20 01:30 PM

Originally Posted by Txduckhunter
Originally Posted by Greg W
Originally Posted by banker-always fishing
I would think that being in the outdoors would be one of the safest things anyone can do during these times. Just my two cents. 2cents

Absolutely it is. But these are people that live in the county. Working at Dollar General, gas stations. Going to church. Lot's of ways to get covid even in the country. If all you do is grab some gas and fish, you're safe.


No one is "safe"...but there is no sense in living in fear either. It's a virus that has a 99+% survival rating.
Posted By: senko9S

Re: covid at fork - 11/18/20 01:31 PM

Originally Posted by Tx Tree Grower
Originally Posted by Bass-N-Buck Master
Just pay attention to the pastures if the cows are social distancing then it’s probably spreading animals can sense things like this, back in the spring/summer they weren’t hanging around each other and were all over the pastures.

Just sayin’ so don’t laugh!


This is a joke right? I've heard it all now. Cows socially distancing..LOL!!

this place sure has gotten, um, strange? hmmm
Posted By: hopalong

Re: covid at fork - 11/18/20 10:04 PM

Originally Posted by senko9S
Originally Posted by hopalong
I just got told there are apparently a lot of new cases at the lake, so be cautious if you're out and about there.





i'd be more worried about STD's there. violin



well, stay out of the neon moon and you won't have to worry so much.


just sayin
Posted By: ezbassin

Re: covid at fork - 11/19/20 01:01 AM

Originally Posted by Tx Tree Grower
Originally Posted by Bass-N-Buck Master
Just pay attention to the pastures if the cows are social distancing then it’s probably spreading animals can sense things like this, back in the spring/summer they weren’t hanging around each other and were all over the pastures.

Just sayin’ so don’t laugh!


This is a joke right? I've heard it all now. Cows socially distancing..LOL!!



Well people seem to be doing social distancing with their vehicles also. Many of them are driving 10+ mph below the speed limit and they stay about 10 car lengths behind the person in front of them and drive side by side of another idiot so you can't go around them. Even at 10 car lengths behind, they will hit the brakes when they see the care in front of them hit the brakes. Total IDIOTS
I also see people driving by themselves with a mask on. Again more idiots. Do they think they are keeping from getting the virus from themselves by wearing a mask in the car?
Posted By: Greg W

Re: covid at fork - 11/19/20 06:26 AM

Originally Posted by ezbassin
Originally Posted by Tx Tree Grower
Originally Posted by Bass-N-Buck Master
Just pay attention to the pastures if the cows are social distancing then it’s probably spreading animals can sense things like this, back in the spring/summer they weren’t hanging around each other an d were all over the pastures.

Just sayin’ so don’t laugh!


This is a joke right? I've heard it all now. Cows socially distancing..LOL!!



Well people seem to be doing social distancing with their vehicles also. Many of them are driving 10+ mph below the speed limit and they stay about 10 car lengths behind the person in front of them and drive side by side of another idiot so you can't go around them. Even at 10 car lengths behind, they will hit the brakes when they see the care in front of them hit the brakes. Total IDIOTS
I also see people driving by themselves with a mask on. Again more idiots. Do they think they are keeping from getting the virus from themselves by wearing a mask in the car?


Wearing the mask by themselves in the car boggles the mind. It's not that complicated. We have these 2 extremes instead of people just using common sense. Wear a mask when you have a reasonable chance of being exposed or exposing others. Being in your car or on your boat is not one of those times.
Posted By: Txduckhunter

Re: covid at fork - 11/19/20 02:15 PM

They wear the mask in the car to keep from licking the windows...……….
Posted By: west tex angler

Re: covid at fork - 11/19/20 02:25 PM

Originally Posted by Douglas J
So people out on the water are getting the covid 19?


From the fish, the water, the air?


That's why I haven't been catching anything... it's the fish !

Seriously, my son works in Odessa and he contacted Covid last month. He had a very rough time, and still has a nagging cough, He has to take insulin for a while. It's nothing to take lightly.
Good luck
Posted By: JackMason

Re: covid at fork - 11/19/20 03:46 PM

Originally Posted by Greg W
Originally Posted by ezbassin
Originally Posted by Tx Tree Grower
Originally Posted by Bass-N-Buck Master
Just pay attention to the pastures if the cows are social distancing then it’s probably spreading animals can sense things like this, back in the spring/summer they weren’t hanging around each other an d were all over the pastures.

Just sayin’ so don’t laugh!


This is a joke right? I've heard it all now. Cows socially distancing..LOL!!



Well people seem to be doing social distancing with their vehicles also. Many of them are driving 10+ mph below the speed limit and they stay about 10 car lengths behind the person in front of them and drive side by side of another idiot so you can't go around them. Even at 10 car lengths behind, they will hit the brakes when they see the care in front of them hit the brakes. Total IDIOTS
I also see people driving by themselves with a mask on. Again more idiots. Do they think they are keeping from getting the virus from themselves by wearing a mask in the car?


Wearing the mask by themselves in the car boggles the mind. It's not that complicated. We have these 2 extremes instead of people just using common sense. Wear a mask when you have a reasonable chance of being exposed or exposing others. Being in your car or on your boat is not one of those times.


I wear mine all the time at work that I sometimes forget to take it off when I get into my car. Only a few minutes later to realize I still have it on... hammer
Posted By: LittleGazoo

Re: covid at fork - 11/19/20 08:02 PM

Originally Posted by Greg W
We have these 2 extremes instead of people just using common sense. Wear a mask when you have a reasonable chance of being exposed or exposing others. Being in your car or on your boat is not one of those times.

+1
Texas is the #1 state for Covaid-19. Wear a mask when around others and help beat this, then we can open up our life & business better.
Common sense we could have been using for awhile.
Posted By: reeltexan

Re: covid at fork - 11/19/20 09:07 PM


Are you saying that the fish have COVID too?
Posted By: Bruce Allen

Re: covid at fork - 11/19/20 11:37 PM

a neighbor stopped by and he told me how bad it was in Emory. He said that a worker in his house told him that 50 members of his church tested positive. Didn't know which church.

If you had tried to get in Y'all Come Back Cafe last Saturday you wouldn't get in the door. It was jammed. And no one there wears a mask.

Well, we are to healthy, proud, smart, or all the other excuses to catch covid. That is until you do.
Posted By: Douglas J

Re: covid at fork - 11/20/20 12:05 AM

If you're a sickly person, a boomer or a "nearly" boomer please take every precaution to keep from getting the covid
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