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Intro – Dave

Welcome back to another episode of Let’s Go Hunt! – The hunting podcast you listen to when politics just won’t do! On tonight’s debate floor we have four major morons:

Mike Gonçalves, who will probably drone on

Sam Alexander, who’s hunting thin air

Vince H, who is dodging germs

And I’m

Dave Packard, who jealous of Pikes Peak with all their sNoOoOW 

 

Tonight! We are talking about male bees and hunting. 

 

Actual Text From the Missouri 2024 Fall Deer and Turkey Brochure 

Drones You may use drones (unmanned aerial vehicles) to locate wounded deer and turkeys. Before launching a drone, you must get permission from the public or private property owner. To use a drone on a conservation area, you must get permission from a conservation agent. Drone operators do not need hunting permits, provided they are not the person who wounded the deer or turkey. While the drone is in flight, no one may have in their possession a firearm, bow, or crossbow, except for concealable firearms as defined in Chapter 571, RSMo. Concealable firearms possessed under this exception may not be used to take wildlife. For additional rules, see 3 CSR 10-7.410 of the Wildlife Code of Missouri

Section of Missouri law pertaining to the regulation: 3 CSR 10-7.410 of the Wildlife Code of Missouri

 

First, a summarization of a new Missouri law which permits the use of hunting to track wounded game animals. 

 

Missouri recently made a significant change to its hunting regulations, allowing the use of drones for the first time to assist in tracking wounded game animals. Starting in the 2024 hunting season, hunters in Missouri can use drones to recover wounded deer, turkey, elk, and black bears. However, the use of drones for other purposes, such as pursuing or harassing wildlife, remains prohibited.

 

There are strict regulations governing drone usage. Operators must get permission from landowners before flying over private property and cannot carry weapons while operating the drone. The new rule aims to reduce the loss of wounded animals, making it easier for hunters to locate them.

 

This change reflects a broader trend in some states across the U.S. where technology is being integrated into hunting practices for ethical reasons, such as reducing animal suffering and preventing wastage.

 

The updated rules are part of broader changes introduced by the Missouri Department of Conservation to adapt to technological advancements while maintaining hunting ethics and safety.

 

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Personal Gear Chat and Updates:

 

Mike 

• We have launched a hype beast merch shop!
  https://firearmsradio.net/product-category/lets-go-hunt/
• Let’s talk drones.  

Dave

• Got a rifle in my favorite caliber all dressed up tonight
• Sitka be fucky?

Sam  

• Report back on the first two and a half days of OTC archery elk hunting in Colorado.

 

Vince

 

• I somehow got convinced to dig a pond
• For
• Freaking
• Ducks

 

• I got new mounts for the thermal
• They happen to line up very well with the Guardian….

 

• Ordered a new gasblock for the Guardian test rifle after the fiasco from last time.
• It ‘tings’ noticeably, but Riflespeed support said thats normal

 

• Went back again to look for dove
• Lost my Chicro
• Saw a rattlesnake
• My son lost his earplugs
• Then I lost half my earplugs
• Then I found my earplug
• Then I found his earplugs
• Chicro was found in the car
• No dove were harmed in the making of this nonsense

• Good place to bring up any news and legal updates surrounding hunting?

 

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Outro – Mike

Support the sport and take a buddy hunting!  And while you’re hanging out with that buddy, tell them about us!  Get some trauma training. Search for Let’s Go Hunt on YouTube, Instagram @Letsgohunt podcast and at Reddit at r/LetsGoHuntPodcast. (Links available at lghpodcast.com).  Check the show notes for info on Initiative 91, the ban on cat hunting in Colorado.  Thanks for listening and Let’s Go Hunt! 

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