Use of unmanned aircraft authorized to assist in locating and recovering deceased big game, and report required.

The bill allows the use of drones to help find and retrieve deceased big game animals, such as deer or elk. It also requires a report to be generated on the use of these unmanned aircraft for this purpose. This aims to improve the efficiency of locating animals that have died in the wild.

Supporters of the bill argue that using drones will enhance wildlife management and ensure that deceased animals are recovered more quickly and humanely. They believe this technology can help conserve resources and provide better data on big game populations.

Critics may express concerns about the potential for misuse of drones in wildlife areas, arguing that it could disrupt natural habitats or lead to unethical hunting practices. They might also raise privacy issues regarding the use of unmanned aircraft in outdoor spaces.