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The article goes on to make a pretty good case that _nobody_ understands the laws around recovering game animals at night.
by zellyn 3y ago
The article goes on to make a pretty good case that _nobody_ understands the laws around recovering game animals at night.
- alistairSH 3y agoThat's not entirely true. At minimum, spotlighting is illegal (as it is in many states). Adding a drone to the mix doesn't change that and the defendant clearly used a spotlight on a live deer. The problem comes when the game dept also makes it clear it wants hunters to recovery injured/dead game. Which is hard at night without a spotlight. The answer, to me, seems to be "don't hunt deer at night." Making spotlights legal for recovery just make it impossible to enforce anti-spotlighting laws with live game.