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>the dnr has been nore and more effective What is "dnr"? I tried googling, but I just get "do not resuscitate".
by qualeed 1y ago
>the dnr has been nore and more effective
What is "dnr"? I tried googling, but I just get "do not resuscitate".
- rescripting 1y agoMinnesota's Department of Natural Resources: https://www.dnr.state.mn.us/ https://www.dnr.state.mn.us/
- qualeed 1y agoAh, makes sense, thanks!
- comrade1234 1y agoIn this case Wisconsin.
- comrade1234 1y agoDepartment of natural resources. They monitor hunters, fishing, etc. They've been using deer mannequins for decades to catch poachers and they're getting more sophisticated now with internal heat sources in order to handle poachers with night vision.
- qualeed 1y agoThanks! I figured it was something along those lines, but couldn't find the actual words to go with the acronym.
- throwaway81523 1y agoInteresting. I am under the impression that regular hunting with night vision is banned. I can understand that it's no longer a sport if yo do enough stuff like that. Next would be armed drones.
- yostrovs 1y agoIt's also important to note that in the US, agencies like DNR (some states have different names for them) have extraordinary police powers that allow them to enter property if they suspect a violation. In similar situations, police officers would be required to get a warrant from a judge, but the DNR can just go in.