Then lets go ahead and outlaw all trail cameras. Lets outlaw range finders, I mean you should learn how to judge distance. Lets go ahead and do away with scopes, you need to learn how to get close enough to where you don't need a scope. There are so many things we all use now that have vastly more impact on hunting and harvest numbers than cellular trail cameras. But I was disappointed they were banning them, but had accepted the fact. Until I watched the IDFG Commissioner's meeting and found out 75% of the respondents to their survey did NOT want the prohibition, but they decided to basically say FU. If that is the case then why go through the whole survey questions to give the illusion you give a flying F about what sportsmen actually want.

Modern smokeless powder, primers, jacketed bullets, and barrels with rifling are advancements that have really made hunters more effective, banning those most effective modern advancements would save more wildlife! It's pretty obvious the commissioner's minds were made up, public input was only taken because its required to be taken. Legislators are elected by the citizens, I think there's a better chance of convincing them to not approve the ban. Like you, it's not a big deal to me, but more importantly public input was completely ignored. THAT'S NOT RIGHT