As of now they are legal in MT. Secondly, just like a gun, car, or a hammer, they can be used for bad or good. If you want to debate drone ethics, please start a different thread. I am only interested in finding more info on them as a potential to help recover downed or wounded game. If you...
Obviously some could do that, but they are also a great way to recover animals that might otherwise not be recovered. However, the point of this post isn't to debate the ethical merits of a thermal drone. it is to see if anyone might have used one and what they would recommend purchasing.
have really enjoyed watching the thermal drone deer recoveries on YT. I am a proficient tracker, and believe that tracking and recoveries to be a strong suit of my hunting, but I can definitely see the benefit of a thermal drone for those poor hit scenarios.
Has anyone on here bought one...
Yeah man.... She is such a mild kid, so she always surprises me when she toughs it out like this. Her older sister, who is pretty strong herself, was telling me recently that "Grace is really strong Dad!". I didn't believe her, so I had her and arm wrestle Grace along with my youngest (a boy)...
Out of my 3 kids, I always thought my daughter Grace would be the least likely to really enjoy hunting. Gracie is a very sweet, gentle, kind, and deep thinking girl, and even though I exposed her to hunting at a young age, I always figured it wasn't going to be part of her personality. Turns out...
That is where I disagree, what are you basing that on? I don’t believe you can definitively say that. Start with NR’s first and then go from there. If residents also need to be subsequently impacted, then let’s have that discussion at that time. But implement changes that affect nonresidents...
Yeah, like I said earlier, you really don’t have a clue. That’s OK ignorance is bliss for many people. Do you live here? If not, I don’t really care what your grand pappy did or didn’t do, said or didn’t say. And honestly, if you don’t live here, I really could care less about your opinion on...
I think we’re looking at two sides of the same coin. Yes it is sparsely populated much in part because of the inherent difficulties of living in this state. It is much more difficult to live more so than a place like Colorado, and those difficulties are the very thing that keeps it from being...
INMT, You clearly didn’t read the snarky comments, or have some reading comprehension problems. What I’m saying is that as a resident of this state it isn’t like I get to live in Sunny San Diego and then come enjoy the benefits of hunting in this state like many nonresidents do. What I am saying...