My wife and I pulled Antelope tags in both CO and WY (back to back hunts) in early October. Pending a complete shutdown of state roads and blockage of transportation, we fully plan on dragging our tails out west. I see the need to minimize interaction with people, but we have been hunting all summer in TN, KY, and TX with no issues. Eastern and Central TN just put out (effective today) a "mandatory" mask order if indoors at a business. The Governor Lee himself said it was not "enforceable" by TN Constitutional law but was obligated to "do something". And yes, I understand most of you do not care about Eastern Hunters, but knowledge of how things are being handled out east affect some of the hunters out west when we start out annual migration to your neck of the woods.
I see most of the summer infections spiking near the end of July and as August comes around there will be another spike as schools go back into session. After that, who knows what the world will bring. We take masks everywhere we go and if there are large crowds, we wear them for some protection. Flying requires you to wear them.
I just recently flew on both Delta and AA. Here is my take, Delta cares somewhat and keeps the middle seat open on all flight. AA is filling planes to capacity. These are facts to consider if you are flying relatively soon to get to a hunting location for scouting.
