[QUOTE=ianbuck17;2169531]I took this from the government site:
The Limited Entry Hunting draw is expected to run in a manner consistent with previous years. Given the unprecedented circumstance of COVID-19, applicants must take into consideration several factors:
- The Provincial Health Officer has asked all British Columbians to limit travel
- Hunters are asked to only apply for Limited Entry Hunt areas close to home
- It is uncertain when these measures will change or if more restrictive measures may come into place in the future
- Costs of processing a refund are many times greater than the application fee. It is the policy of the Ministry not to provide refunds should you not be able to partake in your hunt opportunity due to restrictions in place to protect the health and safety of British Columbians
Due to COVID-19, the 2020/2021 LEH Regulations Synopsis will not be printed this year and there will be no paper copies available.
Depending on how the situation develops, it could be necessary to amend hunting regulations in order to comply with the government directives on COVID-19. All relevant information will be made on this web page without delay.
So my question is, define close to home. 1 hour drive? A 3 plus hour drive one way has/is been day trip... I need some clarity here please and thanks![/QUOTE}
A 1 hour drive or less...at the speed limit...no trying to cheat the rules. Not much point in putting in for LEH outside those parameters.