Post by subzero350 on Dec 13, 2019 13:24:29 GMT -5
The Indiana Hunting Guide states: "The use of infrared sensors or electronic deer calls to locate or take deer is illegal. It is also illegal to hunt or to retrieve deer with the aid of an infrared sensor or to hunt deer while possessing an electronic deer call."
What is classified as an "infrared sensor"? Are we strictly talking about a thermal imaging cameras like what FLIR makes and those cheap, wireless driveway alerts that detect motion based on body heat? Or does the law encompass any camera or device that can see any infrared wavelength light?
I recently purchased a sport night vision camera that takes very good pictures and video in low-light conditions. It is capable of seeing some infrared light in the high IR wavelength band (like what your TV remote uses), but it can NOT see body heat. Would this device be illegal to possess while deer hunting?
What is classified as an "infrared sensor"? Are we strictly talking about a thermal imaging cameras like what FLIR makes and those cheap, wireless driveway alerts that detect motion based on body heat? Or does the law encompass any camera or device that can see any infrared wavelength light?
I recently purchased a sport night vision camera that takes very good pictures and video in low-light conditions. It is capable of seeing some infrared light in the high IR wavelength band (like what your TV remote uses), but it can NOT see body heat. Would this device be illegal to possess while deer hunting?
