Cameron Hanes

and it's um it's uh using optics with uh they pick up heat signature yeah what are those called thermals thermals yeah those dude it's not good for hunting you don't so glassing is an art we've talked about glass and having good glass movement glassing is an art

These thermal optics, you don't have to be good at anything.

You're like the predator.

You put them up, and it tells you where the animal is.

So I've never even used one, but I've talked to guys who have used them, and I know that it's not great because what would take hours to glass it, and you probably would miss a bedded mule deer buck.

Five minutes, you know where every animal is on that hill.

That is way too far.

And is that legal in most states?

It hasn't even hardly been covered.

Really?

It's kind of a new technology that they don't even address, really.

I think California's outlawed it.

I hope so, because it needs to be outlawed everywhere.

That's a good point.

So many big animals are getting killed that shouldn't be getting killed right now by guys using thermals.

Right.

Is it a loophole?

Are they doing it when they shouldn't be doing it in some states?

Because to catch people is tough.

Hunting is about honor, honor and respect.