Idaho could be on the cusp of banning drones, thermal optics, night vision, and other high-tech gadgets that are creeping into the hunting industry. That’s if the state’s fish and game agency takes ...
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Is hunting with thermal optics still fair chase?
Thermal optics have changed hunting faster than most hunters expected. The real debate is not whether they work, but whether they leave enough uncertainty to keep the hunt honest. Fair chase is not ...
If you’re hunting for the best night vision scope, the first decision isn’t brand - it’s technology: digital night vision (needs ambient light and/or an IR illuminator) versus thermal (detects heat ...
Kansas created the night vision hunting season for coyotes in 2021. Hunters say it’s a great option and want it expanded, but some property owners and regulators have concerns. MEADE COUNTY, Kansas — ...
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SHAWNEE, Kan. — Kansas Wildlife, Parks and Tourism commissioners passed a regulation change that will allow hunters to use artificial light, night vision and thermal-imaging equipment when hunting ...
COLUMBIA — The Missouri Department of Conservation is allowing hunters to use artificial light and other methods for a longer portion of the coyote harvesting season. This change increases the number ...
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — The Pennsylvania Game Commission has approved the use of night vision and infrared (thermal) optics in the hunting of furbearers, animals traditionally trapped or hunted for ...
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