Grundy53
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What makes it not fair chase?Is it FAIR chase? I say no. MT already has this restriction. That's one of our tenants of hunting in North America.
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What makes it not fair chase?Is it FAIR chase? I say no. MT already has this restriction. That's one of our tenants of hunting in North America.
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Apple's and oranges. Drones are mobile, live feed, and give you a view you can't get yourself.For those that have commented it's there hobby, what are your thoughts on people who have drones as a hobby...should they be able to fly their drone during hunting season?
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Yes, I have ran them for the last three seasons and they help me pattern the deer on the property I hunted in NC. So I get the hobby aspect of it, I know how fun it can be, but I also know how overboard people get with them and how quickly the debate turns in to when you should or should not check them, or if they give you claim over an area.For those that want to ban trail cams, have you ever even ran any? If you have has it directly caused you to kill a game animal?
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Then I will reiterate, what makes them not fair chase?Yes, I have ran them for the last three seasons and they help me pattern the deer on the property I hunted in NC. So I get the hobby aspect of it, I know how fun it can be, but I also know how overboard people get with them and how quickly the debate turns in to when you should or should not check them, or if they give you claim over an area.
On side note, as I prepare to move I have several trail cameras for sale....so for the trail cams fans on here if you want any extra ones at a good price send me a PM.
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You also don't have to "stink up" an area by placing cameras in the first place. Trail cams are such a prevalent thing on the East coast due to the thickness of terrain, and the amount of private land hunting...i would hate to see this trend explode out west...especially on public land.
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Oh i don't know having what amounts to photo/video surveillance of an area strikes me as tipping the scales away from the idea of "fair" chase.Then I will reiterate, what makes them not fair chase?
Also, Idaho is a bit different than NC. Definitely a lot more room to spread out.
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You've obviously not been to the Idaho panhandle. It's about as thick as you can get.You also don't have to "stink up" an area by placing cameras in the first place. Trail cams are such a prevalent thing on the East coast due to the thickness of terrain, and the amount of private land hunting...i would hate to see this trend explode out west...especially on public land.
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I definitely spend time glassing, scouting, and hunting. Trail cams are just another tool for scouting.Oh i don't know having what amounts to photo/video surveillance of an area strikes me as tipping the scales away from the idea of "fair" chase.
Also, I agree with you claim ID is different than NC...that is why you do not need trail cams.
Again, not knocking the hobby aspect...just don't think they have a place on public land. Spend the time scouting, glassing and hunting.
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Umm...yes I have. The only reason I'm on the East coast is that I'm in the Marines and I'm stationed out here.You've obviously not been to the Idaho panhandle. It's about as thick as you can get.
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Thank you for your service. I truly appreciate it.Umm...yes I have. The only reason I'm on the East coast is that I'm in the Marines and I'm stationed out here.
Glad you spend time scouting, really could careless if you use trail cams to help (again i get the fun aspect of the hobby, I just don't think you can say it is fair chase).
My thing original objection to them is there use on Public land. If it was put to a vote I would vote for their ban on public land, or at least during hunting season.
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Thank you...it is a pleasure, i truly do love my job. Currently I am at 19 years of service and if my body hold up and my wife allows (she is sick of the deployments) I am hoping to due a few more tours and retire up to either the Idaho or Montana with the rest of my family.Thank you for your service. I truly appreciate it.
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Did you see any trail cameras?I was in Idaho with my wife camping this past week in an area I had elk hunted in the past. There was a drone flying around the canyon we were in, which I believe are illegal for hunting purposes. We were about 3 miles from the trailhead about half way up the one side of the canyon to glass for some elk. It really ruined the solitude. I don't know that they were scouting but I can see why you'd want to limit any technology including trail cameras.
Did you see any trail cameras?
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