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Installation of a trail camera.
The Arizona Game and Fish Commission unanimously approved a ban on trail cameras, used to take pictures and videos to aid hunting.
The commission ruled that the cameras breach the Fair Chase Doctrine.
The doctrine states that prey animals should have a chance to get away, and that hunters should rely solely on skill rather than technology.
Under the prohibition, cameras can no longer be placed at or near watering holes and other locations to help hunters locate wildlife. The cameras are often triggered by motion and store pictures or videos to be viewed later.
Are Hunters Still Leading Wildlife Conservation in America?
In MoJo s The Week That Is, Wilkinson and Sadler talk about how declines in hunter numbers nationwide are creating budget challenges for states
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Without wealthy Easterners who liked to hunt and who wanted to recover animals so there would still be some left to stalk, would the modern conservation movement as we know it today exist? Would bison have been saved, or elk, or other species? As hunter numbers decline, what does it mean for wildlife conservation and for the budgets of state wildlife agencies that rely upon the sale of licenses and taxes on outdoor gear to fund their operations?Every week in “
Technology is a wondrous thing. All of us have experienced how it can do the heavy lifting to make our lives simpler, easier and more enjoyable.
Yet, if left unbridled, advances in technology have the potential to outstrip the benefits and create negative consequences that might be felt years â or even generations â from now.
Case in point: The proliferation of trail cameras used to take or aid in the taking of wildlife.
The Arizona Game and Fish Commission, which is entrusted with establishing policy for the management, preservation and harvest of wildlife, voted unanimously at a meeting Dec. 4 in Payson to open the proposed rule-making and begin the public process for potential future regulation of passive trail cameras used for the take of wildlife.
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