Predator Board GPS reporting requirement sparks privacy and contract concerns
A Predator Board contract provision requiring ground trappers to submit GPS coordinates and photos for kills drew objections from landowners and some commissioners, who said coordinates would expose trap locations on private property and become public records.
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A newly added requirement in Predator Board contracts — that ground trappers submit photos and GPS coordinates for each kill — prompted an extended and sometimes heated discussion at the July 7 meeting.
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