Hunt Scan - Scout With Yer Eyes Closed!

[geetar]

But if we don’t use products like Hunt scan how can we be guaranteed to produce quality photos to keep our Instagram followers? Oh wait is that not the whole point of hunting?

 

[Carl 9.3x62]

I can't wait for the version that rough scores the antlers and only highlights critters of a certain size.

 

[Deleted member 28227]

I can't wait for the version that rough scores the antlers and only highlights critters of a certain size.

Can we also get a health bar... like so you know how many more times you need to shoot it... asking for Eric C... I mean a friend.


Utah 2030 - Gov tag

 

[Pucky Freak]

Yikes...and I get a queasy feeling about using trail cameras.

I think we’re naive if we don’t think some guides in the US are not already using drones with similar tech capabilities, legal or no.

 

[MO Betta]

Hope the state game departments get out ahead of this.

 

[Carl 9.3x62]

Can we also get a health bar... like so you know how many more times you need to shoot it... asking for Eric C... I mean a friend.


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Dude, that comes standard

 

[rwc101]

Llamas are going to be replaced by an Amazon drone packing service. Mark my words.

 

[Hunt&FishCO]

Judging by the Busch League website skills I don’t think we have a whole lot to worry about here.

Cool tech, but I don’t think it’s a huge game changer either

 

[Deleted member 28227]

Judging by the Busch League website skills I don’t think we have a whole lot to worry about here.

Cool tech, but I don’t think it’s a huge game changer either

What if have the app open on your drone? Program the drones to fly grids, have the video camera record once a animal is found.

I definitely can’t see mossback flying a small army of drones all summer

 

[Nameless Range]

Judging by the Busch League website skills I don’t think we have a whole lot to worry about here.

Cool tech, but I don’t think it’s a huge game changer either

They definitely should've invested in web dev, but the point I am trying to make is Friendster preceded Myspace, which preceded Facebook.

The concept is out there. Other object detection and proprietary machine learning programs will come along under different companies. I do not believe the cat is going back into the bag.

 

[Deleted member 18333]

Judging by the Busch League website skills I don’t think we have a whole lot to worry about here.

Cool tech, but I don’t think it’s a huge game changer either

Whether these guys get more sophisticated or someone else comes along and markets the tech in a better way, this is defiantly a huge game changer. There will always be a small faction that will get the ball rolling on new technology. When tags are bought and sold for hundreds of thousands, spending on tech like this is not much of a leap. Before long the product gets better, the price gets cheaper and before you know it kuiu is on version 2.0 of your hunt scan drone chest pouch.

 

[jdf]

So pathetic

 

[JLS]

Judging by the Busch League website skills I don’t think we have a whole lot to worry about here.

Cool tech, but I don’t think it’s a huge game changer either

I think this is a very naive take on things.

 

[EYJONAS!]

What if have the app open on your drone? Program the drones to fly grids, have the video camera record once a animal is found.

I definitely can’t see mossback flying a small army of drones all summer

I had a guy tell me this year that there's ranches in Texas that utilize drones for hunting. Basically clients pay a "fee" and they utilize the drone technology to hunt right from there living room or office. The drones fly around feeders and what not if the client likes said critter they communicate that and the outfitter kills the critter (with the drone i guess) they go out collect it process it and send it directly to the successful hunters house. That's no shit........ no I'm not making this up either.

 

[Rzrbck918]

Llamas are going to be replaced by an Amazon drone packing service. Mark my words.

I hope its included in my Prime membership.

 

[Jape]

I just don't understand this. All that money just so a person can be lazy and shoot a giant? If that is the goal, just go to a high fence operation and save yourself some $.

DWR needs to address this and other technologies now. I think I have a project for the day.

 

[Clam]

I just don't understand this. All that money just so a person can be lazy and shoot a giant? If that is the goal, just go to a high fence operation and save yourself some $.

DWR needs to address this and other technologies now. I think I have a project for the day.

I agree, like the Texas operation described above, put a fence around it, feed em, and pick your animal remotely. Or let them have the remote or in person option.

 

[rtraverdavis]

I had a guy tell me this year that there's ranches in Texas that utilize drones for hunting. Basically clients pay a "fee" and they utilize the drone technology to hunt right from there living room or office. The drones fly around feeders and what not if the client likes said critter they communicate that and the outfitter kills the critter (with the drone i guess) they go out collect it process it and send it directly to the successful hunters house. That's no shit........ no I'm not making this up either.

Pretty sure private citizens can’t own drones with weapons capabilities. Which means that what you described is the big game equivalent of picking a lobster out of a tank, and having someone else cook it up for you. I cannot fathom the appeal of that (the drone “hunting,” not the lobsters).

 

[MTGomer]

I’m going to mount a mega one to my e bike

 

[EYJONAS!]

Pretty sure private citizens can’t own drones with weapons capabilities. Which means that what you described is the big game equivalent of picking a lobster out of a tank, and having someone else cook it up for you. I cannot fathom the appeal of that (the drone “hunting,” not the lobsters).

I was in awe listening to this guy but I kinda thought the same thing about weaponized drones. It's Texas though partner and about anything goes down there.