From what i've heard, is that the vaccine covers the delta variant, but you might want to wear a mask for just in case, and as always, carry hand sanitizer, there's a lot of dirty door knobs out there, yeh. I don't know for sure about the vaccine part though, my state is dead-last in people who have gotten the vaccine, so much that the state is paying people to get it, and still so many keep putting it off for whatever reason.

Either way, good luck and have fun if you can go, yeh. ^_^

I am still unsure if I am going to go for Furry Migration this year or not

Izaak may be right about the vaccine covering delta but its not a perfect cover. Its like getting 10 vaccinated people in a room and saying "Well 1 of you will get Delta regardless, do you still take the risk it will not be you?". I would still be safe, mask up, and stay away from groups of like 4 or more people clustered together. It only takes 5 minutes of being inside someones personal bubble to get Delta if you are non vaccinated so it can spread super fast

I’m fully vaxxed, though.

The Vaccine is 90% effective at preventing you from getting Delta (Higher protections for the other variants before it). Which is still very good and will greatly aid in preventing you from dying or going to the hospital if you get it. But that is still 1 out of 10 vaccinated people that could still get Covid Delta variant even with a vaccine. Its a matter of how much you want to test your luck. You are likely very safe but you are not perfectly invulnerable! Also, that chance also includes you getting the virus and spreading it to others while having no symptoms of having it.

https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.10...../NEJMoa2108891

Definitely mask around in crowds, that's your best bet. Minimize unmasked time indoors.

KN95 mask ought to do fine for you. At the very least though, vaccination will tend to keep you safe, so really go ahead and enjoy.

If you've got the right vaccine, no. Just make sure to mask up, wash your hands regularly, and you should be fine.