JM77
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First, the Wyo Outfitters and Guides Assoc has nothing to do with regulations and neither does the Outfitter Board. People need to stop reading into news articles. That rarely tell the real story.
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“I don’t want you hunting this outfit.”
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idahohuntr
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Wish they hadn't published names/locations. Pretty easy to figure out where they were hunting now.
RealMuddyboots
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Here is another question: I wonder if the outfitter working off the private onto this landlocked public has the approval to do so in their license? 
Is that required? 
Video of the helo hunters actual hunt.
Is that required? Video of the helo hunters actual hunt.
RealMuddyboots
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Drones capable of carrying people, gear and actual kills out is going to crop up real soon. This will be the next battleground IMO.
RealMuddyboots
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| Drone Model | Max Payload | Max Flight Time (Fully Loaded) | Use Case |
| Griff Aviation 300 | 496 lbs (226 kg) | 45 minutes | Industrial Lifting of Heavy Payloads |
| Ehang EH216-S | 485 lbs (219 kg) | 21 minutes | Urban Logistics, Transportation, and Management |
Dang! These can reach landlock properties easily!!
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At 250K I doubt they will be a big deal.
RealMuddyboots
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Prices will come down fast. If you are an outfitter, this could become easy button for added income. It will on us before anyone can say NFW.
RealMuddyboots
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Then again, this will be money maker for states. Pilot licensing, drone licensing, outfitter license to recover animals, commercial carriage license to carry people. The tax setting is endless. Which might be the real limiting factor.
Then the Feds will step in..
Then the Feds will step in..
Straight Arrow
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Check liability insurance rates ... they will make taxes seem like a mere pittance!
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