The use of an unmanned aircraft to locate and retrieve wounded or killed wildlife

The bill allows the use of drones to find and collect wildlife that has been injured or killed. This is intended to help hunters and wildlife managers more efficiently track and retrieve animals.

Supporters argue that this bill modernizes wildlife management by allowing the use of drones, which can make locating and retrieving animals quicker and more efficient. It is seen as a practical solution to improve hunting practices and ensure that wounded animals are found promptly.

Critics may argue that using drones for locating wildlife could disrupt natural habitats and invade privacy. There are concerns about the potential for increased stress on wildlife and the ethical implications of using technology in hunting practices.