<ul><li>Michael Yoder, a former tree maintenance business owner, started using a drone with a thermal camera to locate deer while hunting.</li><li>Encouraged by the positive response at a sports show, he launched his business, Drone Deer Recovery, offering drone-assisted deer recovery services.</li><li>Drone Deer Recovery gained popularity, expanded nationwide, and now has 26 licensed drone pilots operating in 15 states.</li><li>The use of drones in wildlife management, such as tracking deer populations and locating wounded deer, has the potential to shape sustainable hunting practices and ecosystem conservation.</li></ul>

How Drone Deer Recovery is Changing Hunting and Wildlife Management

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