OUTDOORS: Hunting/technology working group named, meetings to start in November
Idaho Fish and Game has named 24 members to its Hunting and Advanced Technology working group that will review current technology used in big game hunting and provide recommendations to the Fish and Game Commission if the working group feels changes to hunting rules are warranted.
“We’re humbled that more than 750 people applied to be on this working group, many of which were highly qualified. While we can’t have them all on the working group, we really appreciate their interest,” said Ellary Tucker Williams, Fish and Game’s legislative and community engagement coordinator. “It shows how important this topic is to hunters, and why the Fish and Game Commission wants to hear from them about technology in hunting.”
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