The integration of technology in hunting has raised several ethical concerns. While technology can enhance safety, efficiency, and success rates, its overuse or misuse can significantly impact the fairness and integrity of the sport. Concerns are often centered around the disproportionate advantage it might provide to hunters, potentially compromising the traditional hunting experience. For example, the use of high-tech gadgets such as drones, GPS tracking, or infrared devices could skew the balance between the skills of the hunter and the animal's ability to elude capture. This imbalance goes against the principle of fair chase and may raise questions about the ethical conduct of hunters in their pursuit of wildlife. The challenge lies in finding a balance between technological advancements and the preservation of fair and ethical hunting practices.

Memorandum | Utah Wildlife Board and Regional Advisory Council Members | Oct. 20, 2023

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