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I already posted a link to a law. If you're going to debate these issues, you really should take the time to inform yourself. Tossing off half-baked opinions is just lazy.

Here's another, look under "It's against the law to" on page 13 and check #'s 9-10:

http://case.epaperflip.com/colorado/Parks-and-wildlife/#?page=16

As far as what else "should be against the law" I find it very amusing to hear someone who purports to be against more regulations asking why more things aren't illegal.

Don't you?

Near always find that illegal when ever I take the time to read a state's regulations. I'm am amazed through at how many confessions I've read in print of folks on high end or trophy hunts that had dispersed guides or companions call them out of one piece of country via radio or phone to put them on game in the alternate site. Never heard of even a single instance of those confessions being called out.

1minute,
That's because ethics vary with the person. We are all ethical; just ask anyone.

Trail cameras are banned from use in Montana during any commission seasons. Meaning if a season is going on, then leave the cameras at home.

BTW, if you don't see the difference in how a drone can give unfair advantage to a hunter your not paying attention.

I think Montana banned that use too.

Rather interesting how I called you out several times for being a "pole-smoker" and you never once denied being involved in that despicable and immoral existence.

So who's biting the pillow tonight, bub --- you or the special guy in your life?

Crack, do you add anything to any thread, or are just here to be adversarial? I've seen Smokepole add things and his reputation here is solid. Yours is headed int he wrong direction to last long.

amen

4100, he (??) doesn't post anywhere except this thread, he's a sock puppet here to promote the use of drones.

He's promoting illegal hunting practices for personal benefit.

And what I mean by that is, in his earlier posts he promoted drone use even where illegal by talking about how drone bans would be unenforceable, and went to great lengths to describe specific scenarios whereby "hunters" could use drones and avoid detection.

So it's well beyond a simple discussion of whether or not they should be banned.

Letting him continue to post here is certainly shedding some light on the morals and character of those in that business, which is a good thing.

Hmm, methinks we found Pole-Smoker's special twinkle toes?

It's cute how you girls stick up for each other --- hillbillies need to band together like mangy dogs to survive against a superior predator like me.

Proved my point. Thanks for the memories troll.