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In any crisis, rumors spread. The COVID-19 crisis is no exception, and some of the rumors are real doozies — especially a couple that relate to outdoor recreation.
The latest, and wildest, is that West Virginia’s spring turkey-hunting season will be canceled.
That rumor is false.
“We’ve been getting calls about that,” Division of Natural Resources director Steve McDaniel told me earlier this week. “The bottom line is that turkey hunting is one of the most solitary outdoor activities anyone can engage in. Our turkey season will not be closed, and in fact, we encourage as many turkey hunters as possible to get out of the house and enjoy some time in the woods.”
To repeat, just so…
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