Covid

[Short Track]

My hunting partner has mild Covid. Very mild. The doctor said he can test positive for 90 days. Which means he isn't crossing the border. 90 days is insanity. That's 3 months, hunting season is over !!!

 

[Marbles]

It is possible, but I think it occurres in less than 20% of peoplpe as they continue to shed fragments of viral RNA (but are not infectious). Canada accepts several tests other than PCR tests, something like a WGS (whole genome sequencing) test might not have the same issue.

That said, Canada will accept proof of a positive molecular test in the past 14 to 180 days in a person who is symptom free and this exempts the person from needing a negative test. https://travel.gc.ca/travel-covid/t...ovid-19-testing-travellers-coming-into-canada expand the tab "If you've already had COVID-19 and recovered"

 

[Anglo-American]

My hunting partner has mild Covid. Very mild. The doctor said he can test positive for 90 days. Which means he isn't crossing the border. 90 days is insanity. That's 3 months, hunting season is over !!!

Wired, as there still isn't a test for the rona..

For all and any corona viruses yes, you know like the common cold.

 

[hflier]

Most of the folks I work with test negative at 14 days.


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[Rich M]

We had a guy at work test positive for over 30 days but only had actual symptoms for 2 days. Most other folks here were clear in less than 2 weeks.

Get your buddy on the vitamins - D, C, zinc, etc. Maybe ivirmectin or whatever else he can get from Dr. Clear up that infection and go hunt.

 

[Racer00]

After 14 days from a positive test, you are good to go to cross the border into Canada. It's almost the golden ticket. No 72 hour window for a negative test. I had it back in March. Tested last night in preparation for my trip at the end of the month, hoping to test positive. No luck. So now I have to deal with the 72 hour test requirement.
Proof of a positive molecular test between 14 and 180 days prior to crossing and being symptom free is all you will need.

 

[jtolle777]

There are plenty of places that require negative test before allowing people back to work, entry in, etc… the key is to rinse your nose out. Use a Netti Pot or something similar. Do it 2-3 times a day for a week. Most people test negative after this process.


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