Geeks in the woods?

[tactuppernut]

Came across this when reading up on current laws. Wonder if this particular section is a result of somebody caught practicing already, or as insurance before it happens?
http://www.dora.state.co.us/outfitte...Prohibited.pdf

Civilian technology, as I have seen on TV, apparently has progressed to the point of non-operator controlled, self guided robotics. What I want to know is, where do I get a non user controlled, self reasoning robot? Can I get a small fur-bearers license or big game tags for it, as no section code currently apparently exists? Imagine, venison harvested from a fully automated tree-stand while you stay warm at camp. Thought I drank too much between stands now!

Let the traditionalists howl at that!

[hollohas]

I have seen some youtube videos at some point of robots with guns for hunting purposes. I will try to find again.

Edit: You couldn't use a robot like that because according to the big game regs the hunter must be "present".

[trout_champ]

I can’t remember where I saw/heard it, but this is kinda the way to hunt coyotes somewhere. You sit at home, pay a fee, and use your mouse as a trigger. Not sure if that’s 100% accurate or not, like I said, can’t remember where/when I picked that up.

Randy

[airborneranger]

I can’t remember where I saw/heard it, but this is kinda the way to hunt coyotes somewhere. You sit at home, pay a fee, and use your mouse as a trigger. Not sure if that’s 100% accurate or not, like I said, can’t remember where/when I picked that up.

Randy

I remember seeing something like that but I thought it ended up just being a hoax.

[mcantar18c]

Ever seen Shooter? That wasn't just some cool little movie prop. Precision Remotes, Inc. makes them.

[newracer]

There were some places in Texas that had stands setup with remote guns controlled over the internet. I think I heard about one in CO too.

[Beprepared]

I'll take one for my roof! Might even have to get one of those new- fangled smart phones to control it.