Hunters will exhaust every effort to recover the deer or bear they hit, searching for hours, calling in friends to help with the search and sometimes even enlisting the aid of a tracking dog service.

What’s the difference between using a blood-tracking dog or a drone to help a hunter locate a downed deer? The answer: The dog is allowed under Pennsylvania Game Commission law; the drone is not. But ...

LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. — They're fast, powerful, and useful. For years, drones have been used to capture sky-high video or conduct home inspections. Others across the country are using drones to help ...

With a drone pilot being found guilty Thursday of helping a hunter recover a wounded deer, Pennsylvania legislators are pondering if the regulations should be changed. Joshua T. Wingenroth, 35, of ...

Louisiana reviewing rules to allow drones for game recovery Proposal would cover wounded or dead deer and bears Changes must comply with federal airborne hunting law Rules could take effect before ...

A Pennsylvania man who uses drones to try to locate wounded deer shot by hunters so they can retrieve their carcasses has been convicted of violating state hunting laws. Joshua Wingenroth, 35, of ...

Tracking dogs, legal in Minnesota since 2019, are helping hunters recover more deer that would otherwise be lost and spoiled. Many trackers have established their services all across Minnesota, but ...

LANCASTER, Pa. (AP) — A Pennsylvania man who uses drones to try to locate wounded deer shot by hunters so they can retrieve their carcasses has been convicted of violating state hunting laws. Joshua ...

Vermont has a group of certified, volunteer dog handlers who help hunters find wounded game. The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Board recently loosened limits to include more animals and let trackers ...