Steve Platt / Thursday, February 23, 2023 / Categories: Media, State Issues OPINION: Don't Sell Our Hunting Heritage There are some forms of technology in hunting that come down to just personal preference. While others — the ones that adversely affect the experience for all hunters and jeopardize the public acceptance and future of hunting -- those cross the line. With the advent of high-definition, night-vision, heat-sensing, 24/7 live-streaming, solar-powered, remote-operated game cameras, the time has come that we put some checks on game-camera technology and the market it could create before it becomes established in Montana. House Bill 547, introduced by Rep. Cohenour, D-East Helena, would make it illegal to sell location data, images and other information collected from game cameras on public lands, ending the possibility of a damaging practice and industry from taking root in the Big Sky State. Read more from the Helena Independent Record here... Previous Article Hundreds "Rally for Public Lands" at Montana State Capitol Next Article Public Lands Rally Draws Hundreds to Protect Popular Fund Print 1 Rate this article: No rating Tags: Fair ChaseMontana ChapterMontana issues Steve PlattSteve Platt Other posts by Steve Platt Contact author